Eurocamp Reviews

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

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, ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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, ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

We first went Euro-camping about 15 years ago when I our children were 5 and 1 (blimey how they've grown). Basically we were skint but wanted a holiday abroad, and Eurocamp seemed to fit the bill. We were so impressed that we have been at least every other year since - although we have now progressed to mobile homes rather than tents. ...  Read the complete review

As a parent with 2 children I am always on the lookout for cheap family holidays. I have been an avid camper for many years, but due to the weather thing I won't camp for longer than a weekend in the UK. Eurocamp, are well known for providing pre-erected large canvas frame tents in sites across Europe, ...  Read the complete review

Two years ago we decided to have a foreign holiday with our children. We had 3 of them at the time aged 9, 7 and 4. We were not wanting to spend a fortune on the holiday but decided that we wanted a fun family holiday. We decided to take a Eurocamp holiday, to stay in a tent and visit a few places. I have camped many times before. ...  Read the complete review

Eurocamp has been around for nearly 20 years now and it has transformed the idea of a camping holiday into what you would expect from a hotel holiday. You can take a Eurocamp holiday in France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Holland or Denmark. You can even do four different countries, one year we camped in France, Italy, Switzerland and Germany ...  Read the complete review

Just a quick little question as at a campsite in Estartit ALL the Eurocamp reps were thrown off camp. This begs the question ......WHY? Whilst we were there with EUROSITES we only saw Eurocamp reps at night Crashed out on sunloungers much the worse for Alocohol even though they still had guests on site . I am not against Eurocamp ...  Read the complete review

Excellent and you are left alone! Last year we did a tour of Europe covering 6 countries, the Eurocamp booking office were brillant at helping us to work out the nearest sites and the most suitable (as we went by motorbike). We gave them a idea of where we wanted to go and they did the rest. We decided to stay in mobile homes as we wanted ...  Read the complete review

If you want to do Paris on a Budget try this. Eurocamp have mobile homes at the Camping International site on an island in the Seine near Maisons Lafeyette. Each home sleeps up to 6 for well under 100 pounds a night. They also package cheap ferry crossings with the accommodation. It's excellent accommodation, clean, bright and with a ...  Read the complete review