Euro camp holiday without a car

[NeedSleepNow]

I'm wondering if anyobe has done a eurocamp holiday before without a car or do you need to drive to all of them?

I'm a single Mum with 3 children between the ages of 5 and 12 and like the look of a eurocamp holiday for next summer. The only problem is that I would prefer not to drive, as I've never driven abroad before and the idea of getting used to driving on the other side of the road with 3 kids bickering in the car scares me!

Thanks 🙂

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MNHQ

Would you not want to go anywhere for the day outside of the campsite? And how would you carry all your stuff if you're not taking a car?

Driving in Europe is not nearly as difficult as you think it is - it's worth considering driving over.

We have just returned from a week at Duirnell. Flew into Amsterdam and used taxi as a transfer. Loads to do on site, not far to walk into the local town (or hire bikes from the site) and were able to do use public transport to do a couple of day trips. Kids are very keen to return next year and would probably fly again.