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Subject Topic: Winter route/campsites to Almeria Post Reply Post New Topic
11/1/2009 at 6:50pm
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Hi

Can anyone suggest any routes to Almeria / southern Spain leaving on euro tunnel on the 6th feb .We like to travel 300 miles max per day and prefer designated campsites but would also use Aires (not motorway ).

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11/1/2009 at 9:30pm
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Hallo' palaceboy, wish i was coming as well, never mind, well as for routes we are all different ie, requirements and so forth, but i would say west of France using major roads instead of paying tolls, all the way down to Bayonne, now i'm not going into details of road no. because i'm sure you must have decent maps or maybe even Autoroute. Then Burgos to Madrid and all the way down to Granada, from there to Guadix and follow to Almeria.As for campsites on way do a google search i do not mind stopping at service areas, as long as i feel safe, if not move on. I'm sure that other people might comeback with more details and so forth. In the end the choice is yours, as matter of fact i do have most if not all of the campsites and aires in my Tom tom, but alas at this time of year its knowing wich ones are open, you can also find some  info on this forumie. camp site search give a try.If by any chance the pound improves against the euro, then i will join you, some friends have already gone to mountpark campsite near Malaga and begging me to join them. We just don't know what to do?

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11/1/2009 at 11:14pm
 Location: North Lincs
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We are going from Calais to La Manga starting with the ferry on Feb 1 and our route is as follows:

Calais to Forest View ( English owned site near Remalard 226 miles

Forest View to Camping Beausoliel near Bordeaux 315 miles

Camping Beausoliel to De Haro 240 miles

De Haro to Arunjeuz 232 miles

Arunjeuz to La Manga 264 miles

Some of these sites are in the Winter Sun book from the Camping and Caravan Club

and the others can be found on the excellent ASCI DVD which shows quite a few sites that are open all year.

 



13/1/2009 at 6:57pm
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hi Thanks that is really useful

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13/1/2009 at 9:10pm
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hi placeboy

the acsi card with site book and map are excelant

 but the dvd was essential as it shows a lot more sites they recomend but you dont get the reduced    fees if you have a laptop with you it is easy to find site that are open all year in the aera you are heading for

or if you are on desktop at home plan your route and note sites open enroute

we are traveling down that way early feb 4/6 weeks will go down central france and down the coast towards alicante and return via west coast in the hope the weather will be beter then

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14/1/2009 at 8:43am
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Try this link for details of campsites within 15 km of all the major routes through Europe - those open all year are highlighted in red, and all the POIs are available, plus contact details for the sites (just to check that they ARE actually open!!!)

 



17/1/2009 at 8:58pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Mike+Co on 11/1/2009

We are going from Calais to La Manga starting with the ferry on Feb 1 and our route is as follows:

Calais to Forest View ( English owned site near Remalard 226 miles

Forest View to Camping Beausoliel near Bordeaux 315 miles

Camping Beausoliel to De Haro 240 miles

De Haro to Arunjeuz 232 miles

Arunjeuz to La Manga 264 miles

Some of these sites are in the Winter Sun book from the Camping and Caravan Club

and the others can be found on the excellent ASCI DVD which shows quite a few sites that are open all year.

 






Leo wrote;

I am contemlating taking a similar this route next week however, camping Beausoliel near Bordeaux ,according to their own website ,doesnt open till April !
Does anyone know of a campsite nr. Bordeaux which will be open as of now.

Kind regards,
Leo


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17/1/2009 at 9:18pm
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Camping Beausoliel is open as I phoned them yesterday and booked a pitch for Feb 2, the lady there spoke better english than me.

The ASCI DVD shows quite a few sites that are open all year including a couple south of Bordeaux



17/1/2009 at 11:56pm
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Thanks Mike,

Kind regards,

Leo


19/1/2009 at 8:36pm
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  Camping Larouletta is just south of Biarritz at St. Jean de luz, is a favourite stop for a reasonable price, and only just off the motorway.

Exit A63. Junction 2 St Jean D L South follow site signs.

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20/1/2009 at 8:42am
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We are going in late Feb, Calais to Poiters, then Larouletta and then into Spain going either Haro or towards Valencia.  As said above there are quite a lot of sites open all year in France either in the CC book, camping cheque or ACSI books.  

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