Campsites near Caen ferry

DavidF
DavidF Forum Participant Posts: 13

Many years since crossing to Caen .Any suggestions please for late arrivals (2200 hours) and early starts 0800 for return journey. (Caravan)

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  • eurortraveller
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    edited December 2015 #2

    As you are posting in the UK section I suppose you want a site on this side of the Channel. Is that right? Rookesbury Park at Fareham has special ferry pitches for late arrivals and departures, though there are CLs in the area as well. 

     

  • JillwithaJay
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    edited December 2015 #3

    DavidF,

    Can you please confirm that Eurotraveller is correct otherwise this thread will be moved into the Overseas Sites and Touring Section.  If he is correct I'll amend your title slightly.

    Many Thanks.

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  • Longtimecaravanner
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    edited December 2015 #4

    From the times stated I think you do mean Caen and have just posted in the wrong section. You will find that most of us use Les Pommiers on the outskirts of Ouistraham where they stay open until 10pm for the ferry. If you do a search on here for Les Pommiers
    you will find it is a regularly asked question and there is a lot of information about it.

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    edited December 2015 #5
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  • milliehull
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    edited December 2015 #6

    This question comes up so often that it might be a candidate for a sticky that cover night halts near ferries. BTW another vote for Les Pommiers.

    Write your comments here...

    +1

  • DavidF
    DavidF Forum Participant Posts: 13
    edited December 2015 #7

    Apologies if not clear. It is campsites in France I'm looking for. Thanks for responses ,will check out Les Pommiers.

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  • harryb
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    edited December 2015 #9

    +1 for making sites near ferry ports a sticky

  • DavidF
    DavidF Forum Participant Posts: 13
    edited December 2015 #10

    Excuse ignorance but what is a sticky ?

  • Longtimecaravanner
    Longtimecaravanner Forum Participant Posts: 642
    edited December 2015 #11

    A sticky is a thread on a subject of such common interest that it stays 'stuck' to the top of the threads so that it is easily available all the time and you don't need to search for it among the many.

  • DavidF
    DavidF Forum Participant Posts: 13
    edited December 2015 #12

    Thanks LTCSmile et al. Might see you at Les Pommiers .

  • MichaelT
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    edited December 2015 #13

    Excuse ignorance but what is a sticky ?

    Write your comments here...They are the posts that take up all the first page of the topic and are generally too long to read so are not so helpful as they could be.

  • cyberyacht
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    edited December 2015 #14

    Rather than "stickies" there should be a FAQ dealing with such perennial matters.

  • Longtimecaravanner
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    edited December 2015 #15

    Thanks LTCSmile et al. Might see you at Les Pommiers .

    We'll be there 1st May and 14th JuneHappy

  • Johnc 26
    Johnc 26 Forum Participant Posts: 49
    edited December 2015 #16

    We are on the late ferry from Caen next May, and Les Pommieres is fine for a one night stop both ways  as most people have said. When we return we spend a couple of nights at Martragny right off the N13 and a 40 minute direct route back to Caen. Nice site
    with good restuarant.

    JC

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  • Tigi
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    edited December 2015 #18

    I notice Hautes Coutures appears to be closing on Sept 25th in 2016 which is quite a bit earlier than previous years

  • Tammygirl
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    edited December 2015 #19

    Rather than "stickies" there should be a FAQ dealing with such perennial matters.

    even better, then we can bin the stickies? tidy things up a bit....

    all the current stickies could be moved to a new section....FAQ.....and even broadly split into two or three sub sections, but a central place for recurring items would be good.

    then folk will know to look there first.....we hope.

    these 2 posts have to be up there with 'Most useful post' given that the search on here is well we know don't we. The stickies are usefull but clog up the place. Can this be highlighted for HO to take notice.