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Luxury holiday parks France?

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lking12 · 09/09/2023 07:34

Hi all,

looking to August 2024 and now being a family of 5 with young children I don’t think we can afford an all inclusive thing in Spain for a while…..

But for our holidays I was looking at holiday parks we can drive to in France (eurotunnel not far from us). Preferably in 3-3.5 hours from Calais.

I’ve seen Eurocamp and Camping Sedenya sites but they seem a bit run down? Despite Sedenya being supposedly luxury. I guess a nice beach nearby would be a plus too.

Can anyone recommend anywhere?

We did a last minute holiday this august to a waterside holiday park in Dorset and it was okay but would prefer the vibes of being abroad for the kids. Next August they will be 6, 3 and 18 months. We actually had a cruise booked but my little one got a bug so had to cancel and do an insurance claim so it’s put me off expensive holidays anyway!

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AnotherEmma · 09/09/2023 07:50

Sandaya has accommodation with air con (or at least the campsite I looked at does). We were staying at a nearby place but I wanted to check it out. It didn't look run down at all.

Look at Yelloh village too, I think Sandaya is better (and more expensive) but the newer 5* Yelloh campsites are worth considering as well.

lking12 · 09/09/2023 08:54

Good point!
don’t know why I spelt it like that 🙈

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Orangello · 09/09/2023 10:21

Centerparcs? I've been to one further away in France so can't recommend any specific ones, but the one I visited was very decent.

Lavendersquare · 09/09/2023 12:32

Check out Les Castels they are 5* campsites/holiday parks which offer fantastic facilities many of which are available at extra cost via Eurocamp etc. booking direct saves you loads.

Fivemoreminutes1 · 09/09/2023 14:07

Domaine du Val isn’t at all like Eurocamp. It’s way nicer, although doesn’t have all the bells and whistles that some campsites have. It’s not too far from Calais.

MissAmbrosia · 09/09/2023 22:07

NL not France but Roompot.com? Water village is lovely. One of the beach huts? One of the luxury waterside villas at CP De Haan? One of the Pierre et Vacances villages? I don't think the french do luxury accommodation so well unless it is at stupid high end prices. In my experience, a french holiday includes enough beds and some sort of balcony to eat on.

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