Camping Sites in France in general

Miss Sixty has written a good review of this campsite as well. My perspective is from working there whereas she was there as a customer. To get there you can either flydrive, or take the ferry and drive from there. I got the ferry as a foot passenger and got several trains to Quimper where I was picked up by my area manager. It was about a half hour drive to the site from there. It is is South Brittany near Quimper. Its literally in the middle of nowhere and you definately need a car, as I only had a bike that was broken provided curtesy of Eurocamp, I had strong legs at the end of my season. It is surrounded on one side by countryside, remote large manor ...  Read the complete review

Just over 2 years ago when we moved to Spain, we sold up in the UK, bought a large campervan and set off for our new life. Thankfully we bought a very large camper because there was a lot of our lives came with us. We were a party of two adults and two children (10 and 14, both boys). We took 12 weeks to make the journey, taking our time and having a ball. It was the best family time we could ever have had and something we will all remember for the rest of our lives. We had never actually lived in a campervan or a caravan before, let alone travel in one, so it took a little bit of adjusting and organising before we got it right. I won’t pretend it was all ...  Read the complete review

La Carabasse is a Haven owned holiday park in the south of France. We went there for a week because a friend of the family owns a mobile home on the site and kindly lets people use it when she’s not there. It had been years since my last foray into the world of camping, but I wasn’t expecting much thanks to memories of a misspent childhood in flimsy tents in Brittany. I was pleasantly surprised – with the site, with the home, with the resort. In fact it was only the weather – 4 cloudy days out of a possible 7 – that put a dampener, so to speak, on the trip. (Not that I minded too much since I’m a fortnight off leaving for a 4 month secondment to Oz which will, I’m sure, ...  Read the complete review

We first came across this campsite around 3 years ago through a 'Select Sites' Brochure. I had previously been camping to the Dordogne region and was reluctant to stray far from my old camping patch. Unfortunately the campsites that we wanted to visit were full for the dates we wanted and we were forced to choose an alternative. Fortunately for us we chose Camping le Port de Limeuil, in the west of the Dordogne region and we have not looked back since. Camping le Port de Limeuil is situated at the confluence of the Dordogne and Vézère rivers in the Dordogne region of France. The campsite sits on the borders of the Dordogne River, with a pebbly beach ...  Read the complete review

About 6 years ago, and after a long break from camping, we decided to try it out with the kids who absolutely loved it! A great adventure, sleeping outdoors in a tent! After a few trips in the UK we decided to try Europe and booked a trip to France, Normandy and Brittany and this was such a great holiday that we went mad, bought a huge trailer tent and went back to Normandy the following year. Booking As we had the year before, we used the Carefree Camping Service from the Camping and Caravanning Club to book our stay, as they offer good discounts on both ferry travel and pitch prices and it takes the hassle out of contacting the sites yourself if you're ...  Read the complete review