cas
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Has anybody use them? looking to go to Poland may, want to use campsites to break the journey as im taking marcus and he likes to meet other children,
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Belgian
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Camping cheques in Poland
http://www.alanrogers.co.uk/search-results.php?2=2&Accomodation=Pitch&SearchCountryCode=28
Never tried it but there is a list onHas anybody use them? looking to go to Poland may, want to use campsites to break the journey as im taking marcus and he likes to meet other children,
http://www.alanrogers.co.uk/search-results.php?2=2&Accomodation=Pitch&SearchCountryCode=28
Brian G
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We use camping cheques and they save quite a bit, but as they are out of season only ( usually up to June and after August) sometimes the site fees can be cheaper.
You can also use ACSI card. The cost about £6 for the year the site charges at 10/12/14 euros. If you go onto their website you can see all the sites and charges which will make it easy for you to plan your journey stops.
You can also use ACSI card. The cost about £6 for the year the site charges at 10/12/14 euros. If you go onto their website you can see all the sites and charges which will make it easy for you to plan your journey stops.
cas
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Thanks got the book but just wonderd if any one had used them all the sites look nice just not sure how they react to self builds as some sites over here are a little funny
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camping cheques
We've used them
The best thing is no nasty surprises with the prices. If you are travelling in France then the Municipal sites can be cheaper, but in other countries they can be useful.
If you buy them there is a 2 year time limit to use them in, so don't buy too many if you do mainly wild/aires.
Our van is a self build, never had a problem on the continent or Britain, so long as it is clean and tidy no one has ever bothered about it not being a standard van(including Caravan Club sites)
We've used them
The best thing is no nasty surprises with the prices. If you are travelling in France then the Municipal sites can be cheaper, but in other countries they can be useful.
If you buy them there is a 2 year time limit to use them in, so don't buy too many if you do mainly wild/aires.
Our van is a self build, never had a problem on the continent or Britain, so long as it is clean and tidy no one has ever bothered about it not being a standard van(including Caravan Club sites)