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I just want to say a big thank you to everyone that postage a message on this forum. A lot of god information came out of it, and I will be using the advice given.

Many Thanks,

Gordon.

Hi Gordy,

When will you be at Le Letty? We'll be there 7-17Aug.

Hi Gazs,

Unfortunately I can’t help you on this one as it’s my first time as well! Im also looking at staying at Trologot over night, as I cant get on to Du-Letty until the next morning. Like yourself im also towing a large caravan, but to be honest, im sure the roads will be fine, as the French are geared up for this sort of thing! Im out there from the 9^th to the 26^th of August, so it will be dark when I roll of the ferry at Roscoff. Let’s just hope the weather improves? Have a great holiday.   

 If you are using a Satnav be careful if you are going to Trologot make sure go through the town, the satnav may send you down the back way in and it is very narrow.

Saxo1 

Gazs XC70

We know both the sites near Roscoff which you mention for late night arrivals, and were there a month ago. Both have problems for you.

Camping Trologot will be fine when you get there, but many people do find it confusing to locate on a first visit on a dark night. As others have said, get detailed directions in advance. E-mail them to say you are coming late and madame will show you a suitable pitch for the night.

We have used Le Bois de Palud at Plougoulm many times, but it was never designed with large twin axles in mind. The actual emplacements within the site will be difficult to access with a caravan like yours and there will be no warden present to assist. The big meadow straight ahead from the entrance is easy to pull into, but it is sloping so levelling blocks are needed, and it's an uphill pull to get out again in the morning when the grass is wet. We go there most years, but then we tow a small caravan with a Land Rover.

.... Mrs Anorak... i am in awe of such knowledge and fab pics! I pride myself on being a breton-a-phile but you definitely live up to your name!!!

My OH thinks i'm odd with my passion for all things french, ...i dont feel so alone on here

Quote: Originally posted by TheBiddicks on 11/7/2012

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.... Mrs Anorak... i am in awe of such knowledge and fab pics! I pride myself on being a breton-a-phile but you definitely live up to your name!!!

My OH thinks i'm odd with my passion for all things french, ...i dont feel so alone on here

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Quote: Originally posted by TheBiddicks on 11/7/2012

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... my OH refers to UKCS as my nerd site

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Quote: Originally posted by Gazs XC70 on 12/7/2012

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Thanks all for your advice, I feel a little more confident about getting there now (i've booked Trologot for the out and return journey) though still a bit nervous about those narrow lanes in the dark! The site know we are arriving late and are happy with that, so fingers crossed.

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