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If you've got Camping Cheques, then spend your last night at Chateau du Gandspette, which is about half an hour from the port, has a nice little bar and restaurant, and good sanitary facilities. With a Camping Cheque it will cost you just £13.95 per night for a pitch, two adults, car and caravan. Some French campsites have free WiFi, some you have to pay for, some is site-wide, and some only around the reception or bar areas. At Gandspette there is an extra charge for WiFi. You can get free WiFi (well for the price of a coffee) in McDonalds, there is often free WiFi in supermarket cafeterias if you are eating there, and in some of the Hypermarket malls. If you see people sitting around with laptops you'll know it's likely to be free. Some tourist information offices have free WiFi and some out of the way little 'Community Cafe's'.
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Topic: First trip to France
