FRANCE | PARIS & THE NORTH
Du Clair de Lune P07 |
pitches 91
Château du Grandspette P08 |
167 pitches
Prices from
£13.40
Camping du Clair du Lune is situated in Maubeuge, right on the border between Belgium and France. Brussels, Mons and Namur in Belgium, and Lille and Valenciennes in France, are all within reach for shopping, restaurants, museums and other interesting sights. The zoo at Maubeuge is also well worth a visit.
This is a municipal site which is well laid out with good sized, flat pitches. There are a few static touring caravans and there is some road noise as the entrance to the site is located on a main road. The sanitary blocks include hot showers, washbasins and dishwashing facilities. Camping du Clair de Lune is well located for an overnight stop for members heading from any of the northern channel ports down into France or Luxembourg, or even for those who are en route to Germany, Switzerland or beyond. There are supermarkets a short drive away and a boulangerie close by, which make this site good for a short stay.
EXTRA COMMENT Some pitches are asymmetric, which may make pitching and access difficult.
OPEN 19 February – 18 December
PORT Calais 123 miles/198km Dieppe 168 miles/270km
TOWN Maubeuge 1 mile/1.6km
WHAT’S NEARBY Pool, Tennis, Bike hire, Horseriding, Lakes, Forests
WHAT’S ON-SITE
BBQs permitted
Children’s play area* Table tennis* Bike hire* Internet
Disabled facilities * Open: 19 Feb-18 Dec
Prices from per night
This site is near the village of Eperlecques, just outside the ancient market town of St Omer and only a short drive from Calais. It is ideal for overnight stops but also provides a good base for visiting the Côte d’Opale and the historic Second World War sites in the area.
Château du Gandspette is set in 10 hectares of wooded countryside, offering many possibilities for walking and cycling. Many of the site’s facilities are located in the outhouses of the château, such as the bar and restaurant. The grassy pitches, with both sun and shade available, are all numbered and some are delimited by attractive hedges. There are two swimming pools and a children’s club is also organised in high season, with sports and outdoor games. Although there is not a shop on site, one can be found nearby (0.6 miles/1km).
EXTRA COMMENT Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.
£16.30
per night
OPEN 1 April – 30 September
PORT Calais 21 miles/33km Dieppe 120 miles/193km
TOWN St Omer 6.25 miles/10km
BEACH Calais 18.75 miles/30.1km
WHAT’S NEARBY Fishing, Golf, Horseriding, Shops
WHAT’S ON-SITE
Bar*
Restaurant* Take-away*
Gas & charcoal BBQs permitted
Children’s play area** Tennis**
Table tennis** TV
Internet/Wi-Fi
Disabled facilities Laundry facilities
P07 Prices Site only per night (£)
19/02- 18/12
Outfit+2 Adult
Child 3-15 Infant 0-2
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
16
13.40 3.24 1.68 Free
P08 Prices Site only per night (£) 01/04-
Outfit+2 Adult
Child 3-6 Infant 0-2
23/04 16.30
4.79 2.52 Free
23/04- 09/07
19.66 4.79 2.52 Free
09/07- 01/09
24.71 5.63 3.36 Free
01/09- 30/09
19.66 4.79 2.52 Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Caravans or motor caravans over 8m not accepted 01/07-31/08. Minimum stay: None.
Please call us on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
Motorhome service points
* Open: 01 May-15 Sep ** Open: 01 Apr-30 Sep
2 outdoor pools (15 May-15 Sep)
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