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Booking french Campsites
loobs40
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I have been looking at a campsite near Annecy, called La Serraz.
With Eurocamp I can book a luxury mobile home (including return ferry) for £1000 in Mid August,
If I book via the camp site's own web site for the same week I can get a luxury mobile home for £470 (not including ferry)
Now this seems to be a bit of a no brainer in terms of whom I book with, but why is there so such a price differential ? Are Eurocamp really that good or is it rip off big style ???
With Eurocamp I can book a luxury mobile home (including return ferry) for £1000 in Mid August,
If I book via the camp site's own web site for the same week I can get a luxury mobile home for £470 (not including ferry)
Now this seems to be a bit of a no brainer in terms of whom I book with, but why is there so such a price differential ? Are Eurocamp really that good or is it rip off big style ???
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how much would the ferry be, have you looked into going via the tunnelNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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Neither are so expensive that they will make up the difference between booking direct and booking via Eurocamp.
We generally go via the Eurotunnel as its quicker and flexible. This time I have also booked a hotel about 100miles south of Calais to stay overnight. Last year we stayed at a fleapit B&B in Folkestone before taking the tunnel. Never again. Not only is the hotel in France cheaper there will be a decent breakfast to be had0 -
tbh eurocamp are good but i wouldnt say they are any better than canvas or keycamp, id go wth the cheapest, but its up to you, with going with keycamp you get a rep who if you have any robs can sort them out 4 u,No Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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