need a keycamp code for june please!

lovinit

does anyone know any keycamp codes for june?
would be much appreciated going to france
thanks

Jenny_S

I cant find any codes but I know you can use quidco for 5 or 6% off if that helps at all x

lovinit

hi jenny_s
thanks for that
ive never used quidco so dont know anything about it but will now look into it
thanks for the tip

Js_Other_Half

Check out http://www.leisuredirection.co.uk/ as well as Keycamp. I think they sell any spare places at various campsites. We've used them several times for stays in France.

hth


Edited to give direct link to campsite info http://www.leisuredirection.co.uk/HOD/CAM
"DOUBLE YOUR STAY AND DON'T PAY
Our best-value camping offer is back for 2007!
Valid 30 Mar-30 Jun and 25 Aug-28 Oct 2007. Book by 11 Feb 2007.
Stay 14 nights for as little as £114 per mobile home, including return travel by Eurotunnel for car + 6 people. Click on Mobile Home Double Your Stay and Don't Pay Offer below for details"

lovinit

Js_other_Half
just wanted to thank you for the link and the info
ive had a quick look and think we could save at least £200
great result
thanks very much

congratulations on becoming parents btw

tony_s1

Depends where you want to go but you could try searching for the campsite in Google and see if they offer direct bookings of their own accommodation. We've done this the last couple of years and had a week away at the end of August (still in UK school holidays) for about 30% of what the tour operators (Keycamp, Eurocamp etc) charge. And, the accomodation is better quality and much better positioned than the tour operators. Most campsites have English speaking staff who are usually much better than the operators' cheap student labour!

Book your ferry with https://www.speedferries.com for about £30 each way and I'd be surprised if you don't save several hundred pounds.

Js_Other_Half

lovinit wrote:

Js_other_Half
just wanted to thank you for the link and the info
ive had a quick look and think we could save at least £200
great result
thanks very much

congratulations on becoming parents btw

You're more than welcome :money:

And thanks for the best wishes - I was up with him from 2am to 4.15 this morning...:p

lovinit

Js_Other_Half wrote:

You're more than welcome :money:

And thanks for the best wishes - I was up with him from 2am to 4.15 this morning...:p

isnt that just the worst time my ds used to do that between them times as well! i ended up putting him in our bed! it does get better:D

lovinit

tony_s1 wrote:

Depends where you want to go but you could try searching for the campsite in Google and see if they offer direct bookings of their own accommodation. We've done this the last couple of years and had a week away at the end of August (still in UK school holidays) for about 30% of what the tour operators (Keycamp, Eurocamp etc) charge. And, the accomodation is better quality and much better positioned than the tour operators. Most campsites have English speaking staff who are usually much better than the operators' cheap student labour!

Book your ferry with https://www.speedferries.com for about £30 each way and I'd be surprised if you don't save several hundred pounds.

thats for that tip im going to give it a go and will let you know how i get on