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18/8/2022 at 12:09pm
Location: Perigord Noir
Outfit: Outwell Oakland XL
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Quote: Originally posted by Fee Fi Fo on 16/8/2022
Thank you to all with your great suggestions lots to go on here. Luckily researching holidays is one of my favourite hobbies. Teenager likes anything sporty, football, mountain biking, kayak etc. I like to be by the sea but it’s not a “must have”.
I agree with you Jimff5 have never found a bit that we didn’t enjoy.
Thanks for the app suggestion MorePints, it will definitely help narrow our search a bit. Husband who does the towing blanched when I suggested the Ardeche 😂
With good reason.
During July & August a weekend journey to/from the Ardeche could well take double the 6/7 hours "target distance" as per your first post.
This might be useful as it shows the days with heaviest traffic for this summer so you'll be able to work out days to avoid next year.
https://about-france.com/busiest-driving-days.htm#:~:text=THE%20BUSIEST%20DAYS%20O........
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18/8/2022 at 3:07pm
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Visiting the Dordogne for the first time last year we were taken by how much there is to do for kids, so you might want to consider it again.
However, have you considered the Loire - fairly similar and lots of attractions as well as the obvious educational value and wow factor of the Chateaux!
You say you've been to Brittany, but again there may be more to see - gulf of Morbihan is worth a week on its own.
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23/8/2022 at 9:57am
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Glyn, The old site in Chartres has been re born. Ignore old reviews. Now has new management, new facilities, new reputation and new name - Camping de Chartres. https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=8026
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