Where do I want to go?

[Margaritawithlime]

Hello!
Casting around for some ideas for our next summer holiday.
We would like to go somewhere B&B or S/C but in a hotel/complex which has lots of families as our two (will be 7/9 next year) love to make holiday best mates and generally be around kids their own age,
Would like nice restaurants and places to meander and a pool for sure - we can’t get out of the water it seems!
We loved corralejo last year but need AC in august (restricted as teacher family) and the hotel we stayed in was ceiling fan only!
We have enjoyed marjorca but went to can picafort which - though gorgeous - was a little quiet.
We are in Portugal (olhos d’agua) now which is fab and loving it but very very dependent on the hotel which is out of our budget two years in a row and only does AI holidays.
Anyone been anywhere fab? Would love Spain France or Italy. 4 grand max for 10-14 nights 3 hours ish flight if poss.

Eurocamp / Siblu / yelloh in France? Siblu is my favourite.

Canvas holidays in a static caravan around lake Garda - lots to choose from. Flight into Milan. Hire a car and you can visit Verona, Gardaland (owned by Merlin and like Alton Towers). Alternatively, there’s some along to coast near Venice and you can get a boat to visit Venice for the day.

Have been researching eurocamp! Thanks for the recc

That Sounds lovely! We have a vomit comet in one of our kids unfortunately in the car so pretty restricted when warm. She’s so prone to throwing up it’s just not worth the bother on holiday. Still. Lake Garda isn’t exactly shabby as a destination to hang around in 😂

If you don't want to drive, Bella Italia is easily done by train from Milan or Venice/Verona. The big camp sites along the Venetian Riviera are possible by bus or transfer from the airport e.g. Marina Di Venezia or Union Lido. Apartments and Lodges as well as mobile homes. La Carabasse and Club Farret in Vias are easily reached from Beziers in a short taxi ride. Or we did it by train one year - Lille - Valence - Adge.

That sounds great thank you’ I’ll look them up.’