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farmer-owner, told us that on one night last season he had an incredible 125 people staying! When we were there it was a lot fewer


– five tents and six caravans – so there was plenty of space to play French cricket and football in the field without annoying the other campers. If you enjoy getting back to nature, this


is somewhere you should visit. Sheep with their lambs and a horse took up half the field and three ducks took charge, quacking greetings to us campers as they paraded in convoy around the site each day. Now, we could’ve wandered down the


road to the local pub for food each evening but we’d come equipped. It was barbeque time. Delicious meat from local butchers was enjoyed in the spring sunshine and then it was time to play some more or read before getting tucked up in one of the three bedrooms our voluminous Hi Gear Sahara 6 provided. Being high up and so close to the coast it


was no surprise that the site could become breezy at times, and on our last night the wind really picked up and gave the tent (and the occupants) a good test (which we and it passed with flying colours). As easy to take down and pack away as


it was to put up, the tent will soon be used again – I just have to find another delightful location before we head off again once more.


Ollie enjoys the beach New Quay is a great place for a holiday


Coolcamping France France is ever popular with UK holidaymakers as it is just a quick hop across the Channel. And if you’ve been caught by the camping bug and are looking for somewhere a little different to pitch your tent this summer, look no further than this wonderfully illustrated book. This second edition of Coolcamping France is packed with 100 exquisite campsites each with a little added ooh-la-la. From pine-tree fringed beach side sites to others perched up in the mountains, this book is bound to get your wanderlust tingling. Coolcamping France is published by Punk Publishing. Price: £16.95


Northern Spain, Eyewitness Travel Guide


A tractor takes part in the parade


Stretching from Galicia in the west to northern Catalonia in the east, this part of Spain is a real treat. If history is your thing, there is plenty to do and see from medieval monasteries to Roman and Greek ruins. Or if you want something more up to date, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao should be somewhere near the top of your list. This guide is packed with useful information, and plenty of illustrations, including places to visit, things to do, where to stay and where to eat as well as the practical information you need as a traveller to this part of the world. Published by Dorling Kindersley, Northern Spain Eyewitness Travel Guide is priced at £13.99


Coolcamping Europe Standard 8 in Cardigan


Another delight from the Coolcamping franchise is this hand-picked selection of exceptional campsites and camping experiences from across the continent. From southern Spain to the Netherlands and the Greek Islands to Sardinia, the book details 80 campsites which will make your trip a joy. In here you will find details on the highest campsite in Europe, a hideaway on an uninhabited island off the coast of Spain, a spot in the centre of Berlin and where to camp among some ancient Greek ruins. This is a book for the adventurers among us who want to pack up their tents and go and explore. And with the beautiful descriptions and illustrations in Coolcamping Europe, you’ll be itching to join them. Coolcamping Europe is published by Punk Publishing. Price £18.95


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