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Inspiration for far too many people aged 14+

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pickledHAN · 19/05/2009 11:53

Hi All

With a voluntary hat on, am trying to come up with ideas for a European, budget trip for potentially a few hundred young people. (Without saying I am a fool!)

Anyone heard of anywhere massive, within a stones throw of an airport and under say £200 for a weekend?

Have tried to come up with ideas - current thoughts include something based on a board game (monopoly, cluedo, something else?) spa break, adventure trip, making a film or song, arrg running out of ideas!!

So, if anyone has any thoughts, ideas or suggestions, woudl love to hear them (flying/ travelling from someonwhere central in the North East (Leeds, Newcastle etc) with people coming from all over.

Hoping some virtual inspiration may help!

Thanks

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Worldsworstmummy · 19/05/2009 11:55

How about camping in northern france? those eurocamp places where the stuff is all there. That way you could budget for a cheap flight, a coach other end to campsite, and lots of onsite facilities and leisure activities...

pickledHAN · 19/05/2009 11:57

ooh like the thought of a campsite where everything is there!!

Have you been somewhere like this?

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Worldsworstmummy · 19/05/2009 11:57

They could then do a kind of treasure hunt activity in teams, based on local historical/significant stuff. Normandy has all the ww2 history, and well as the norman stuff. HIre bikes for the week and really let them gain independence?

pickledHAN · 19/05/2009 11:57

suppose the advantage of France is that most of them will have a smattering of French from school..

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Worldsworstmummy · 19/05/2009 11:59

Not personally, but they are very well established. Eurocamp is one company, I'm sure there are others. they are often in the grounds of a chateau etc...give them a google.

pickledHAN · 19/05/2009 12:00

probably less of the ww2 stuff but like the idea of bike hire (would cut down on travel/underground costs - thanks)

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Worldsworstmummy · 19/05/2009 12:01

I'm pretty sure some of the budget air companies fly to Normandy, I think Rennes?

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