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I'm sorry that your link doesn't work. We've been (years ago) and had one of the woodland pitches in the old quarry but I'm sorry that I can't even recognise where we were from the site map! However, here's a link to the site's own map which may help someone who's been there more recently!
The site starts to take Camping Cheques (www.campingcheque.co.uk) from the 25th August so if you're there on or after that date their standard price for pitch, two adults, car and caravan, or tent, or motorhome, awning and electricity would be 25 euros instead of 16 euros as the cost of a Camping Cheque. The would mean a saving of nine euros per night! You'd pay supplements for the children on top of this, whether you used a Camping Cheque or paid the site's normal tariff.
At today's rate it's more cost effective to order them from the French Camping Cheques website, and download them on to a (free) Alan Rogers Card. I don't have time to publish the details on how to do this at the moment, but I'm sure someone will help.
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