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Hi SuperDad

Try these 'links' they should help...

http://www.camping-one.co.uk/home-en.html

http://www.campingfrance.com/index.jsp?lg=uk

http://www.campingfrance.com/index.jsp?lg=uk

Superdad

May I suggest either Chateau de Gandspette which is near to St Omer or Le Bien Assise which is in a town called Guines and a little closer to Calais. There are also a couple of sites at Oye Plage we have stayed at which whilst nearer to Calais are not quite as good as the other two. My personal favourite is Gandspette. Mail me if you want more details.

David

Hi

we had 3 nights at the end of our holiday last year at  Le Bien Assise in Guines it was a nice site lots of people coming and going all day,  it had a indoor/outdoor swimming pool,  shop,bar, takeaway it was nice for a couple of days to unwind. We would definetly use this site again.

wardy

Also looking for a site in that area for a couple of nights on way home.just had a look at Le Bien Assise website , seems very expensive at 38 eu a night for 4 of us and electric , early July.

think we will use the site at hervelinghen as we did last year on way home, much less expensive....

I would support David's recommendation of Chateau de Gandspette at Eperlecques. We stoped over there outbound and return in 2003 and liked it so much that we could have stayed there longer!

Owner friendly & helpful, pitches nice, toilet block outstanding.  Even a pleasant little on-site restaurant.

Jon

We always use Camping St Louis, Ardres which is about a 15 minute drive from the ferries. Its a small place with limited facilities but is very peaceful. when we were there in April it was 20 euros for 4 of us with ehu. There are a couple of supermarkets close by too.