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18/5/2009 at 5:52pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: khyam's Vango's Terra Nova Outhouse
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Bit of both here, it depends on the break.
For our main holiday we like to go to France and have a bit of sun, a pool, facilities and get good use out of them. When we're away for 2 weeks we like to incorporate some good *sitting* time, whilst the kids make friends with the neighbours kids and don't pester us ;) Other times a basic site for a weekend and use it mainly as a base.
Even when we're using it as a base I find we still spend a fair bit of time using the site. We don't get up, rush around, have breakfast and then leave for the day by 8am, only coming home to cook then bed.
Whilst we're faffing about having a morning coffee, the elder one is off at a play area. Some times I find they need a bit of chill out time at the site, we may get back for a long lunch break, whilst they get on and run about unhindered. There's also that time after dinner and between bed, when camping they're not in bed early :)
Even if we go for a day trip in France there's still that hour before dinner when one will take the boys swimming, the other do dinner. I find with young kids there's a lot of hours in the day to fill
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18/5/2009 at 6:36pm
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When I go to France it's usualy around a 1000+ miles to the site from home, with a couple of overnights on the way, so it is nice to spend the first couple of days chilling on the site, after all that driving, this year I plan to use the car a lot less, once at the site, and will be using the train for any day trips to the med for instance, which is about 100 miles from the site, last time I went to the Cote d Azur, we hardly used the car, public transport was so good and cheap, it just wasn't worth the hasssle with traffic and parking etc.
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18/5/2009 at 11:25pm
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On our 'long' French trip we tend to plan about 5 or 6 things to do in a 3 week period... the rest of the time we chill out on site... however, the sites we go to tend to have lots of activities - like pools, flumes, tennis, table tennis, crazy golf, pony rides etc. so the kids disappear and we just sit.
If we go for a weekend in the UK we normally plan to have something specific to do on the Saturday, but other than that we chill...
This May bank holiday we went without a plan, and in the end couldn't be bothered to leave the site - we played rounders with the kids and actually had enough time to read the Sunday papers while they played footie and met up with other kids - bliss!
Christine
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18/5/2009 at 11:35pm
Location: scotland Outfit: Outwell Montana Lake
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We go out everyday wether walking or in the car to see the sites.
Get back make tea and if there is onsite entertainment go about 7.00 for an hour.
If No entertainment play games generaly relax.
As a kid we never camped at a campsite so we always went out to get water from other campsites Naughty i know lol. But very exciting.
hellx
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