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Quote: Originally posted by franbee on 14/8/2019

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Now with the 'van, it's easier to drive to the next campsite and visit the town than to make a day trip.

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Quote: Originally posted by Val A on 14/8/2019

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Quote: Originally posted by Francais on 13/8/2019

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Wow, OP I wish my camping holiday to France was as exiting as that, we just simply drive down to the same campsite in Frejus each year and pitch the tent, same pitch even, I feel quite boring now after reading your post.

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Break loose Francais - do something different and unplanned and spontaneous and go without booking anything. You may even enjoy it!

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Quote: Originally posted by Capt Lightning on 14/8/2019

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When it comes to holidays in the camper, we never travel with more than a vague idea of where we're going. We're off to the continent next month and when we come back, we'll know where we've been This is one of the great advantages of camping / caravanning in Europe. You just head off with a sense of adventure and see what happens.

In winter we do use hotels for city breaks, but in general we avoid the major attractions and explore the local area to see what we can find.

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Quote: Originally posted by Pipikie on 13/8/2019

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Thank you all for your kind help recently with my thread about the Dordogne. After all the effort, 2 hrs before we left home for the tunnel crossing, we looked at the weather and changed our minds - we wanted more sun and therefore headed to our normally stomping ground in the South of France!

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Quote: Originally posted by longcol on 15/8/2019

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Quote: Originally posted by Pipikie on 13/8/2019

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Thank you all for your kind help recently with my thread about the Dordogne. After all the effort, 2 hrs before we left home for the tunnel crossing, we looked at the weather and changed our minds - we wanted more sun and therefore headed to our normally stomping ground in the South of France!

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You missed out. One afternoon of showers in the 10 days here - and they introduced the equivalent of a hosepipe ban.

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