Eurocamp

Express Review on Eurocamp
by Denise Cooper Belsten - written on 27/09/08
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We used Eurocamp in Italy for the first time this year and it will certainly be our last, they were discusting, they were the only caravans on union lido which were awful!!!! the rooms were full of ants it was filthy when we moved in and im not surprised, i was speaking to a rep who only lasted 4 week she had to get out, they paid her £2.35 per hour!!!!!!! upto 12 hours a day, they are dreadful, they should get reported!!!!! i never do reviews as its not my thing, but after my experience with eurocamp i think everyone should be aware, we paid £2,000 for a dirty, crap, shoddy caravan, never again. we know who we will be going wiv next year,, thanks euro rep for all info xxx

Camping in style (270 words)
by - written on 14/09/08 (Very useful, 261 readings)
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We used Eurocamp 2 years ago in France and the experience was good. That was the first time we go with Eurocamp and the first time staying in a luxury tent. We have no complaint about Eurocamp from the begining to the end. Here's why - After we make our booking online, we received a confirmation immediately. Few days later, we received a well presented package consisting of travel tickets, accommodation vouchers, tourist guidebook of area, Michelin Map of Region and GB/IRL sticker and a nicely designed rucksack. - When we reach the holiday campsite, we were received by a friendly courier who directed us to our tent and help us settle ...  Read the complete review

Eurocamp: Camping in the rain (220 words)
by - written on 18/07/08 (Useful, 275 readings)
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I have worked as a childrens courier for holidaybreak, that owns keycamp and eurocamp. Eurocamp has several good things about it: *Flexibility of self catering, and being left alone for holiday unless you need help *Friendly young couriers *Local area advice from couriers *Your kids can make friends and so can you as tents/caravans are quite close together and kids are free to roam around site *Usually good swimming pool/bar areas *Good discounts if you book online or haggle with the call centre *You can drive down so take a lot of stuff with you, Eurocamp book the ferry for you There are some downsides: *Despite ...  Read the complete review

Eurocamp is good value (870 words)
by - written on 18/07/08 (Very useful, 499 readings)
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I've been Eurocamping for a long time, using both tents and mobile homes, in France and Italy, and have found that, providing you shop carefully, you can get a great holiday at a good price. WHAT IS IT? Eurocamp basically hire out tents and mobiles homes all set up ready for use for you on a variety of camp sites across France, Spain, Germany, Italy and possible a few other places. They provide not just the tent or mobile but also all the basic equipment you need - a fridge (fridge/freezer in a mobile home), cooking facilities, barbeque where sites permit, plates and cutlery, pots and pans, blankets and you can hire sheets and towels, sun ...  Read the complete review

Eurocamp: Happy Camping????!! (1888 words)
by - written on 02/06/08 (Very useful, 379 readings)
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You either love camping or you don't. I used to fit into the 'don't love it' category as we used to travel and camp all over Europe and believe me it wasn't my idea of fun. My husband used to be an obsessive driver. He would drive for about 8 hours by which time it would be getting dark and we would have to scout round for a site. We never booked anything in advance so just hoped that we would find a site. By this time I was always fed up and didn't want to play the camping game. It's not like either of us are very practical and it used to take us hours to put the damn tent up! We once stayed on a site outside Lagos, in the Algarve and our tent was a joke. The pegs were ...  Read the complete review