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7 nights in France for £200 @ Eurocamp
kabsy
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I am a newbie to money saving as now SAHM so apologise if this is all common knowledge! Thought that this might be useful to any other young family moneysavers!
Just booked with Eurocamp online for 7 nights at the campsite on the Ile de Re on the South West coast 17.5.06 - 24.5.06 for £166.50 which as I understand should have been £383.00!! There is a £84.90 discount for booking in March, a £56.60 Couples and toddler discount plus a £25 discount for booking on line. The only thing you have to be careful of is the insurance if you have theirs it bumps it up about £60, but we are using our free insurance that comes with our Lloyds bank account.
The price includes the usual plus a linen hire. It doesn't include the ferry as we have booked that with speedferries.com for £57 return, but it was roughly the same price if you booked the ferry through Eurocamp, it is just that we wanted to go to Boulogne rather than Calais!
Just booked with Eurocamp online for 7 nights at the campsite on the Ile de Re on the South West coast 17.5.06 - 24.5.06 for £166.50 which as I understand should have been £383.00!! There is a £84.90 discount for booking in March, a £56.60 Couples and toddler discount plus a £25 discount for booking on line. The only thing you have to be careful of is the insurance if you have theirs it bumps it up about £60, but we are using our free insurance that comes with our Lloyds bank account.
The price includes the usual plus a linen hire. It doesn't include the ferry as we have booked that with speedferries.com for £57 return, but it was roughly the same price if you booked the ferry through Eurocamp, it is just that we wanted to go to Boulogne rather than Calais!
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You won't have much of a holiday left by the time you've driven down there though?I haven't got one!0
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5 full days we reckon. We don't mind the travelling its all part of the holiday to us suppose its what flicks your switch ! - we live south of Birmingham and travelled to the Mull of Kintyre for New Year took us eight hours plus stops!
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