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21/1/2013 at 8:55pm
Location: horwich bolton Outfit: Swift Conqueror 650 with Kia Sorento
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I have been and looked at both sites as we stay on Soleil Plage which is next door to la B. The site has the location as its across from the river with beach access, however, the pitches were very close together, the pool was fairly small for the size of the site. It is alot cheaper than next door. It has a great kids playground and the site was very busy and crowded when we looked at it (peak season), I personally wouldnt stay on it because I didnt like the pitches. Some of them are vitrually adjacent to the bar area at soleil plage which is where all the live entertainment is at night, sometimes it goes on past midnight and can be noisy, this is why we prefer the riverside location of soleil plage as its quieter and further away from the bar area. We spoke to people staying on La b that loved it and came back year after year, but we preferred SP even with the much higher pitch fees. We also visited the other site La C which is in a stunning location. The site wasnt for us as there wasnt enough going on, the pool was small too. The town is within walking distance but we found it very busy with traffic flowing through so wouldnt stay on that site for that reason. Also we couldnt see anywhere to launch canoes close by and there was no beach, we love the beach at La B/soleil Plage thats why we go back there. Hope iv not made things more complicated for you but im just giving you my honest opinion, it all depends what you want from a site, we have 2 young children so need plenty going on.
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22/1/2013 at 5:55pm
Location: Midlands Outfit: Avondale Perle Orestes
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Quote: Originally posted by cheryl.mark on 21/1/2013
I have been and looked at both sites as we stay on Soleil Plage which is next door to la B. The site has the location as its across from the river with beach access, however, the pitches were very close together, the pool was fairly small for the size of the site. It is alot cheaper than next door. It has a great kids playground and the site was very busy and crowded when we looked at it (peak season), I personally wouldnt stay on it because I didnt like the pitches. Some of them are vitrually adjacent to the bar area at soleil plage which is where all the live entertainment is at night, sometimes it goes on past midnight and can be noisy, this is why we prefer the riverside location of soleil plage as its quieter and further away from the bar area. We spoke to people staying on La b that loved it and came back year after year, but we preferred SP even with the much higher pitch fees. We also visited the other site La C which is in a stunning location. The site wasnt for us as there wasnt enough going on, the pool was small too. The town is within walking distance but we found it very busy with traffic flowing through so wouldnt stay on that site for that reason. Also we couldnt see anywhere to launch canoes close by and there was no beach, we love the beach at La B/soleil Plage thats why we go back there. Hope iv not made things more complicated for you but im just giving you my honest opinion, it all depends what you want from a site, we have 2 young children so need plenty going on.
That's brilliant info, thanks. Another site I've been looking at is Port de Limieul, but not sure if its a bit far from the main attractions, or if the pitches would be big enough. Our caravan is 7m.
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