Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Hunmanby Gap after a night at the Piebald Inn.
52 pies on the menu.
Excellent although no toilet facilities after closing.
52 pies on the menu.
Excellent although no toilet facilities after closing.
Abbotsbury last night, lovely spot and not busy.
found this gem on a 1 night funeral visit to N Wales just outside of Ruthin. Lovely hard standing pitches, cafe and excellent facilities. Will be back
however if your not welsh don't attempt to ask directions to it though:
however if your not welsh don't attempt to ask directions to it though:
Maes Carafanau Llanbenwch Caravan Park
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Name of site pls
Like the look of the midge net. Where did you get it?
I was just about to ask the same!
amazon magnetic fly screen.
Used press studs to hold the sides in place and fabric adhesive for the top (cant remember why the top was not press stud too) but do temember velcro was not up to the job
showing signs of wear and tear after a year or so
can get a rear one off ebay
Went for an early evening swim in the sea at Swanage. Then a walk round the town, bought some chips and listened to the football.
heaven although it would have to be cycling, chips and rugby for me
….and fell asleep zzzzz
We drove from Collioure to Avignon yesterday as it's a place that we've passed a number of time and each time said 'we must go there one day'. It's a large(ish) city but the historic town (and 'Pont d'Avignon') is well worth it, even in the temperatures that we've got at the moment (early 30s). When we arrived at Camping du Pont d'Avignon there was a lot of motorhomes, vans and campers waiting to book in but it all went smoothly and the site wasn't as busy as we first feared. There's an OK restaurant on site and a pool if that's your thing at €32 per night. We've decided to head back to the beach tomorrow and plan on driving to Camping La Petite Motte in La Grande Motte in the morning for 5 or 6 days. We've been there before and that experience tells us that it's wise to be there when reception opens at 1400 hrs, preferably ahead of the hordes of large motorhomes that descend on it. This campsite in Avignon is on what they say is the largest river island in Europe but there's a free ferry taking passengers back and forward across the Rhone about 600 metres from the site entrance to about 30 metres from the city walls.
Ooh I bet that's nice and cool!
