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We've stayed in Jabbeke, Camping Klein Strand, a few times before now. From Northern France to Holland you go on the motorway via Dunkerque into Belgium, then on via Brugge which is not far from Jabbeke. It is not far from the motorway at all, so you do get a bit of noise from it, but for an overnighter it doesn't matter.
The site is part of the ACSI scheme, and is 15 Euros per night, but only during the periods stated on the relevant page. If you don't know anything about the ACSI discount schem, you can find details of the site and the ACSI scheme itself HERE
Sorry, didn't read that you wanted to be near the coast, doh!! Can't help with that, but if you change your mind, Brugge is very nice for a day visit from Camping Klein Strand, and you re actually not that far from the coast, but of course not as near as you would be on a beachside site. But the site is on its own lake with its own sandy beach.
Anyway, perhaps useful info for another time or somebody else??
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Ina
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Topic: Belgium Coast (Again)
