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Post by kingstonred on Mar 11, 2016 17:57:57 GMT
Myself and three fellow fans have hired a campervan in Toulouse for 2 weeks from the 9th-23rd June.
We have tickets for all the group games so plan to travel up and down France (literally) following the boys!
I wander if anyone else in this forum is doing the same, and can lend some advice on where to stay/park? It's proving to be rather difficult...
Thanks in advance...
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Post by ontheroadagain on Mar 11, 2016 18:00:45 GMT
There should be plenty of municipal sites throughout France and I haven't told that they are usually of a good standard.
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Post by benrhosgad on Mar 11, 2016 18:01:38 GMT
Im campervanning mate
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Post by jimbo82 on Mar 12, 2016 11:05:32 GMT
I'm doing this as well. Trying to book campsites near to where the matches are, but failing this there are camping areas in almost every town and village in France. Although it'll be busier than normal with the football being on, I reckon in towns a bit further away from where matches are being played you'll find plenty of places to park up.
I did a trip around France a few years ago and downloaded a list of camp sites (or "aires") on my satnav, which was really useful.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 13, 2016 10:54:49 GMT
A lot of people sleep over in the "aires", specifically the ones with no services. Lots of long distance lorry drivers, people like yourself in campervans etc.
In the main motorway service areas you will find most have showers for your convenience and some have hotels attached if you decided you wanted a bit of civilisation for one night.
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Post by benrhosgad on Mar 14, 2016 12:35:43 GMT
any type of costs etc? haven't booked anything yet lol
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Post by Smart Mart on Mar 14, 2016 21:07:49 GMT
I'm flying into Paris with 6 others on the 9th, night in a hotel then train to Orleans.
That's where we pick up the Sky 70 a 7 sleeper motorhome! Never done this before but seemed to fit the bill on such a glorious occasion as qualification to the Euros.
We got 2 nights at La Cigale (on the coast) outside Bordeaux, 2 nights in Amiens not far from Lens and 2 nights in La Rupe Toulouse.
We're coming home on the 23rd, what an experience.
We're also going to Portugal v Iceland as its one of the boys birthday that day, St Ettiene.
May have a spare for that game if anyone's interested.
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Post by mps1 on Mar 15, 2016 0:02:42 GMT
Myself and three fellow fans have hired a campervan in Toulouse for 2 weeks from the 9th-23rd June. We have tickets for all the group games so plan to travel up and down France (literally) following the boys! I wander if anyone else in this forum is doing the same, and can lend some advice on where to stay/park? It's proving to be rather difficult... Thanks in advance... Have a look at camping la rive in biscarrosse.(40 miles from Bordeaux) Few of us booked in here and a large outdoor screen over the bar showing all euro games. |
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Post by yanto on Mar 17, 2016 13:15:38 GMT
As most state always campsites around get used to spotting the signs and even better plan your journey on google maps as this also shows sites. This is what i do pretty much every year on my motorcycle tours i and through france, never had a problem
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