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The first Camping I used, after leaving Sagres, was Camping Giralda
Isla Christina near Huelva in Spain It is a ASCI site.
Leave the motorway at exit 117. Do not go through Isla Christina nor Lepa |
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| Read in the 2014 section how to find the
site. Latest. With lot of rain. More than a day. The grass pitches can get
very muddy. I was on no 150. 2 inch of mud. Car almost got stuck. |
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| Camping Tarifa. |
| 5 Km from the town of Tarifa. A CC site.
Looks to be walking to the beach. |
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| I was there 20
Marts 2015 . Not too much space for parking by reception. Best to call
ahead. Right at the beach. Steps down to the beach. Wash station for wet
suit and surf equipment. Handles rain well without getting muddy.
Very few people. |
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| A bit further away from Tarifa town, and not so close to the
beach. |
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| ASCI No 2619 |
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I was there 22 Marts 2015. When leaving the
A7 take care you are using the right exit. There are several that leads to
the service road along the dual road. There is no space to park by
reception, but just inside the boom, using the road turning right, there
is space for a car and caravan. Big caravans will find it difficult to
move around. There are only limited space. Best to call ahead, or be
early. Quite full when I arrived at 12.00 oclock. There is a high stone
edge you need to get over to enter the pitch. Say 10 cm. I will bring some
aluminum plate next time as my mover was slipping when I needed go get op
the stone. Even after I placed some wooden pieces. The roundabout
outside the camping is exit road from the dual carriage road. Expect fast
moving cars. Some pitch get muddy when rains, but generel ok. |
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| I was there 23 Marts 2015. The
entrance is a bit steep down. Then you are parked right in front of the
boom, but the reception are quick to let you pass. A camping where people
stay all winter. Nice and quiet. Easy bus to nearby towns. Free
internet, that worked quite well, as far as I remember. |
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| I stayed there 24 Marts 2015. Cat 1 camping.
Where you are leaving the main road, there are a roundabout. The sign to
camping is very small. A bit compact just as you enter. Up the other end
bigger pitches and not so many. Great restaurant. Free 150 MB. Else
pay. Sanitary very good. heated |
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| CC No 644 |
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| I was there 25 Marts 2015. perfect place.
Easy to find. Easy to enter. Only drawback is the distance frm motorway
being 15 Km, but it is easy driving through the natural park. |
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I was there 26 Marts 2015. Easy to find, but
quite a lot roundabouts to navigate. Only little traffic outside camping.
I parked right in front of the gate , and was admitted right away. Small
camping. Everything worked well. Nice gravel surface. ,Will not get
muddy when rain. |
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| It is a popular site for motor homes. It is
not possible to have a larger caravan awning and car on a pitch. |
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| Marjal in
Guardemar. |
| Quite easy to find, just remember to get off
the AP road before Torrevieja. I think I used exit 768, and then down to N
332. The Marjal was almost full. Best to call first. Parking outside is
possible, and recommended during checkin. |
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| I arrived here Sunday 29 of Marts. Easy to
find and very popular. Lot of vintering Brits and North Europeans. End og
Marts people start to leave. Then you can pick up some good pitches. Else
the god pitches are reserved half year in advance, at least. |
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I picked up caravan from Parking es Verger
in Denia, where I left it to take the ferry to Mallorca. Next day I headed
for Zaragozza. 400 km was to far to drive. Next time I will use the NII
( Madrid rd ) to get to the camping. Leaving towards Pamplona, the A68
junction is tricky. 2 km before you need to divert and drive the rest on a
parallel road. The GPS had it right, and there are big signs as well. i
guess I was sleepy. |
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| I move on to Zarautz. Between
Bilbao and San Sebastian Gran Camping . Great
view. Use Exit 11 on the E-70 . Go through 2 round about. Big sign at 2 nd
roundabout. Uphill on a small road and you are there.. |
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| Arrived 30 May from Spain. Lot of surfing
during 3 week stay. |
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Today 26 June I left Saint Giron, and after
200 Km driving arrived at Les Lacs just outside Surlac sur Mer, where I am
taking the ferry tomorrow. The camping is along the D101. Right side
at the road, when driving North. There is ample space to park once u get
off the D101. Reception aaben 9/12 and 14/19. Very quiet, very few
visitors. Water and drain on the pitch. I was driving through
Montalivet on the way. There is a camping right across from the beach.
Nothing special, but good location for some surf. Managed to back up
on Pitch. Almost hit a tree. |
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Use exit 5 on A83 to get to Camping La Motte. The road to the camping is just as you leave the small village
Vendrennes. The sign is very small. The camping is pleasant enough.
Big pitch and high hedges.I did not find the area too exiting however.
Open all year. Good transit place. Big parking outside gate. |
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| Situated in the Bay of Somme. Easy to find. I just
followed the GPS. I had booked in advance with my CC card, which was good
as the site was pretty much full. The beach is 2 Km away. But the
water can be even further a couple of kilometres away at low water. Price
1 CC. Internet very good. 2 E for 24 hours. Less for more days. There is a
swimming pool on the other side of the road. Map by reception. |
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| I used this place also last year. The main
problem is to find the Westerschelde tunnel. I forgot to look at a
updated map, and my GPS needs updating. I endesd up on a service road, and
then got lost in Delfzeil. I was also zig zagging in Zeebrugge. |
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| Also a place I have used before. |
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Drive off A10 at S114. Folow S114 west for 1
km. Turn left at stop light. After 100 m there is a stop light. Here turn
right. There is a sign. GPS may send you left here. That is wrong
Nice camping. Mainly young people. best to call first during high
season. Bicycle hire. Free WiFi. Nice cafe / restaurant. Not far from
Centrum of Amsterdam. |
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A28 exit 6 Westerstede. 30 Km West of Oldenburg.
Last year the GPS
was sending me along some pretty bad road. Now I followed the
driving direction in ASCI book, and everything was good. Office only
open 08 to 12 noon. After that it is telephone check in. Some German
knowledge is handy. |
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| I drive East around Hamburg . First
direction Kiel, then Flensburg. Camping is easy to find |
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Take the road towards the old "Storestroem
bridge " Just before the bridge turn right. When coming from North. There
is a sign. Follow the signs. The camping is situated at a small
beach. Biking distance from Vordingborg. Price is very good. 130 DKR a
day with 1 person in a caravan. |
| Along the way I was staying in Aarhus
with a friend. |
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| In Aarhus |
Situated along the Limfjorden on
Skydebane road. Nice camping. better make a reservation. I was passing
using the old bridge. That worked well. Just follow the signs for the
truck route, leading right after the bridge crossing , comming from
Noerresundby. Aalborg is a good place to go shopping. Big shopping
center south from the Town. |
| Camping is easy to find |
I have used this camping several times
before. It used to be very emptu, but I guess it is still school vacation,
so quite a few families around. The drive was too long Max 300 km for
me, thank you. |
| I used this place last yr also.
There was a incideent driving on the narrow street leading to
the camping. A small van decided to overtake, but there was hardly enough
place. This have happened before where people overtake on very
narrow streets. Next time I am going to keep a better look out in the rear
mirrors. |
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nOn the way there I was having a stop on
a parking and the the car would not start again. Flat battery, and from
what I could tell, alternator was not charging. I called RACE break
down assistance, but they were completely hopeless. Then I got my
insurance Maphre to send a tow thruck. I prepared to be taken to a repair
shop, but it was friday, so I would prop go to a hotell. Quite a mess all
in all. The tow service did not belive that it was more than leaving
lights or similar, so he jump started me and I was on my way the camping.
There I had to let the engine run while I tried to get a pitch, however
all occupied. Next door was an other camping called Veerse Meer. I just
got onto the pitch. The battery seemed very low. I stopped the engine and
now just a weak click when I tried to restart. Monnday I took car to a
nearby Seat dealer with my fully charged battery. 2 days later car was
ready wuth new alternator, but then it rained a lot for two days.
one day I went surfing at Domberg, and one day full relax. Worth to
noice that tat it was the last day of some public vacations The 22. |
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| I always get lost
in Belgium. here is the North South solution. Once leaving the
Westerchelde tunnel head for Gent. About 25 Km before turn right on the
E34. Now head towards Brygge. Halfway at Maldegem turn left on the N44. It
will join the E40. Watch out where the roads join Stay en left side to
turn West towards Ostende. I happened to get it wrong and was then on the
way towards Antwerb. However there was a flyover after 5 KM. Just before
Ostende you see the signs towards Calais |
| Car is doing ok. I have installed a
battery & charger indicator. |
I got off to early on the motorway
before Nantes. So instead of taking the ring road East I did it West. Does
not matter. This weekend is the end of French vacation, but I thing
industrial vacation is already over. |
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Remember when arriving at Ryan not to go
through town, but use ring road and aproach from a direction more
westerly. There are signs leading to the ferry, but theu are small. The
camping was quiet as the main vacation was just over. I finished last week
end 30 of August |
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Leaving the motorway at exit 13
was a bad idea. The road D 331 is very narrow. I think it is better to
leave at exit 12 Castes. The camping was surprising full. Surf
schools are still working and many German tourists, surfers and non
surfers. Internet is terrible. Only works at reception building , and
expensive. I use my Lefrenchmobile sim. Last year I arrived here 15
SEP. at that time all surf schools closed * and the pizza shop as well )
So beginning Sept is ending of season. |
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| The camping was pretty full, but
not so that a reservation was needed. The pitches with the view taken. Too
early to use Camping Cheque, so somewhat expensive. |
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| Close to the town of San Vicente de
Barquera. And close to the beach as well. Manny surfers and camping was
almost full when I arrived. During the following weeks the season ended
and plenty of spaces. restaurant open and supermarket across the street.
Loud music the first days bcause town selebration. I was driving the
stretch on a Sunday. A lot less traffic. |
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From here it is onvard to Sagres. I have
done this route several times, but here are more camping I may use this
time.
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| Arriving from North, take the highway
towards Madrid A-6 and then the turnoff No 179 tovards Tordesilla. The
camping is then easy to find. It takes Camping Cheque. Easy parking
outside, or just inside. Internet free in bar. Restaurant open evenings.
Walk to town, wich is very nice to have a look at. |
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| This is how far the town is away
plus 200 m |
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| To get to the camping you must get onto
the service road that runs paralell to the main road. At the roundabouts
there are signs. Space to park outside while check in. But if alone you
are leaving your rig out of sight. During check in. Big pool. Restaurant
with 15 E menu. Free internet .My Movistar dongle worked well. |
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I drove South to Merida first and then
towards Portugal. The best road to use exit 5 and then N114. Also if
coming from Spain. I was coming through the town. Good it was Sunday, with
less traffic. It was hot again 30 Deg during the day, and tropical
night. You can park outside if space available. There is space also by
reception ,but only just. The motorway from Spain is ticket and pay. |
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Fine road all the way. Motorway is
ticket and pay until the A22 running along the Algarve coast. There
it is prepay Electronic. You can use
www.tollcard.pt to deposit some money with credit card, or buy credit
on a post office.
And then I was back in Sagres that I left
beginning of March 2015 |
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