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We are relatively new to touring.  We are essentially a family of 4 (with parents occasionally) We are about to join a large party who frequent Trevornick in Cornwall EVERY year.  This is to be their 10th year.  We don't want to do that every year & I have found Duinrell (Wassenraar or something like that!) in Take a Break Mag.  I have no idea where to start looking to enquire about prices etc.  We live fairly close to Hull so would be sailing from Hull to Rotterdam.  Anyone have any useful tips/advise?  We have a touring van and it didn;t mention whether they accept tourers or if it's just static's.  I have looked on the forum and found a few very positive comments in relation to this. 

I look forward to ANY help you guys can offer

Thanks

 Hi Lou bee.  Thanks for your reply.  I take it then by your reply they do have tourers!

Is it an expensive site?  We have not yet been any farther than Helmsley which took us an hour and a half and most expensivly cost £21 per night!!  We don;t mind paying a bit more but just for budget sake.  I will check site in a mo.  Thanks again

Me again.  I tried but it's in Euro's.  Will have to try figure it out.  I have requested a brochure.  The site seems a bit all over and not that clear.  hey - will wait for it to arrive and try again.  Thanks again for all your help.

P.S  Youa re right - about not being brave, hence the not braving your tent.  Then again I have blown air heating, fly screens & running water.  I don;t really do naturistic! Ha ha. 

I did however forget to ask.  You mentioned how far away wassenraar or whatever is but not Amsterdam/Rotterdam.  We have a 7 year old & 6 year old.  Just started with the "Are we there yet? Syndrome so curious to know how prepared for that we need to be!

we have stayed here before and are going again in october half term, the facilities are good and the kids love it. The ppol has an incredible amount of waterslides. Wehave seen tourers/motorhomes, but we stayed in a static, was £190 for the week this October so did not seem worth taking all the kit. (that was with Keycamp for the top 3 berth).

We drove from Calais last time which was about 3-4hrs, this time we are going from hull so very little driving the others side, the downside is the cost of the long crossing, was £300 for 5 of us but do get a 5 berth cabin which is unusual.

If you go on keycamp or eurocamp websites they each have a video of the site which gives you a good idea about the site.

Quote: Originally posted by phil+ruth on 11/6/2007

this time we are going from hull so very little driving the others side, the downside is the cost of the long crossing, was £300 for 5 of us but do get a 5 berth cabin which is unusual.

If you go on keycamp or eurocamp websites they each have a video of the site which gives you a good idea about the site.

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we booked last year for this October half term, maybe thats why it was £300 we booked direct with P &O, was a similar price booked through Keycamp but could not offer the 5 berth cabin, this is for a car no caravan/trailer. We have not booked any meals though.

Glad the cabins are nice, we have not been in one before, have always gone to Holland via Calais before.