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I'd agree with the above, though if you do want somewhere nice and French to eat nearby, then try Chez Micheline in the village.

The Chateau de Pierrefonds is within driving distance, and may interest your children, as it was the setting for Camelot programmes.

Quote: Originally posted by Val A on 22/1/2014

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I'd agree with the above, though if you do want somewhere nice and French to eat nearby, then try Chez Micheline in the village.

The Chateau de Pierrefonds is within driving distance, and may interest your children, as it was the setting for Camelot programmes.

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Quote: Originally posted by sean o broin on 26/1/2014

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Thanks for the replies .... seeing Fred's pitch comment "ask not to be put on 'Le Parc'" ...I'm not quite at the booking stage yet ... but a thought that comes to mind, how are pitches allocated? Are they pre-bookable, allocated on arrival etc etc
If pre-bookable, could anyone please recommend a pitch/area?

Cheers Paul

Paul
We stayed at LCDVP a couple of years ago and can echo most of what has been said already. I knew about the new pitches across the roas(accessed via tunnel) and rang them yesterday re this coming June. They all but allocated me a pitch there and will confirm on Monday. Alles de Tourrnnells(spelling crap)is the name of the new pitches.
May be worth a call....it's good to talk !!

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Quote: Originally posted by WilliamMcBeard on 28/1/2014We have been to LCdVP the last 2 years. Here is my 2cents worth;

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* Camping near the tennis court is lovely if you have little kids as there is a grssy hill for them to roam around and roll down, but you can see them the whole time.

*The far end of the site near the 2nd lake is peaceful and spread out, but about a 10 minute walk to the pool.

* Lovely toilets at this end. The best toilets on the site are around the very back of the car park behind reception.

*Pool complex is awesome. Not too huge, clean and fun slides. Beware the scrum for the loungers! Get to the gate a good 20 minutes before the pool opens.

* For little ones, buy the Lesiure card for reduced prices on the go karts/trampolines etc.

*Take table tennis bats!

*The restaurant food is ok, you must book!

*The lake beach area has been upgraded to include a filter, so is a lot cleaner.

*The Intermarche near the site is very well stocked.

*The Corra in Soissons is HUGE!

*Reims is about an hour drive and is a lovely city. Park at one of the tram Park and Ride stations for cheap and easy in and out.

* Parc Asterix is amazing, cheaper than DLP and is genuinely French!!

*Drive to Paris and park in Louvre Marengo car park.

Anything else you might want to ask, go for it. I have plenty of photos should you want any.

Bill

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