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14/1/2010 at 3:35pm
Location: West - North Yorkshire Outfit: Swift Speedbird 490 Mondeo Estate
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I don't know what the pitches are like in that area - but you are nearer to the swimming pools and the central facilities, of the site such as bar, restaurant, shop, etc., which are a bit of a walk from the pitches we were on.
Perhaps someone else who has been in that area can help. I know several people have been to Soleil Plage - but I think they've all stayed on the Village de Dordogne part of the site (which we thought was excellent, with a good wash block, etc.) I know there are reports of ageing washblocks, but this wasn't our experience.
It is a big site, and busy, with lots of British visitors - and quite a lot of mobile homes - and I would imagine in high season would be very 'lively'. I suppose it depends what you want from a site, really. If you prefer 'quiet' then it might be better to look elsewhere.
Have you read the reviews here?
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15/1/2010 at 3:24pm
Location: Lincolnshire Outfit: Tent
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With 2 drivers (and no trailer or caravan to tow) we're thinking about 10 hours including stops. Would this be fair?
Leaving Calais about 8am to arrive on site to pitch about 6pm.
Google maps is suggesting 7hr 50min via Paris we've done Paris before but thankfully my husband was doing the driving! Any preferences on the route down?
SP has just emailed me back saying
"Yes I have 2 pitches from August 14th but not really next to each other.
At this moment it would be pitch 151 and 89, but numbers are not guaranteed if we can put you together, we will do it."
Any thoughts?
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15/1/2010 at 4:42pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: None Entered
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We were at SP in August last year and had a great holiday, helped by two weeks of hot & sunny weather. We were in the village de la Dordogne, and I thought this area of the campsite was more spacious than the other camping area and had a lovely feel to it. Being close to the river was a bonus, although it is more of a walk to the pol, shop etc.
Looking at the two pitches, from my memory 89 was a good size sunny pitch, close to the toilet block. Didn't go down the avenue to 151, but although the pitch sizes did vary quite a bit, none I saw were that small. Although not together, as Val says, they are not too far apart. You may well end up with pitches closer together. We wanted to stay an extra night, and the owner spent a long time working out which bookings she could move around to allow us to stay on our pitch.
We hired a fridge and very glad we did - managed to keep the beers cold even when the temp reached 40 degrees! It was a regular 'under counter' sized fridge, with a small freezer compartment.
I'm sure you'll have a great time!
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