Overnight stop Orleans France

Lunar Tony
Lunar Tony Forum Participant Posts: 35

Hi all,

off to the Dordogne in June, want to stop overnight around Orleans, has anyone got any recommendations?

Cheers in advance Tony.

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  • old ludlovian
    old ludlovian Club Member Posts: 133
    edited May 2018 #2

    Try camping salbris just below orlean wonderful lakeside position very close to town centre .super market within walking distance  stoped here many times will do so this year 

  • eurortraveller
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    edited May 2018 #3

    If you want to visit Orleans itself then Camping Olivet is close - but it's small and popular so make a reservation if you will be arriving late in the day. 

  • DavidKlyne
    DavidKlyne Club Member Posts: 14,369
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    edited May 2018 #4

    This campsite at Nouan La Fuzelier is about 30 miles south of Orleans and a few miles north of Salbris http://www.davidklyne.co.uk/camping_la_grande_sologne.html

    David

  • Jaydug
    Jaydug Forum Participant Posts: 52
    edited May 2018 #5

    A few years ago we stopped for three nights at Camping Val de Flux.   Its situated in Beaugency on the banks of the river.   It would be a detour for you if you want to keep to the A71

  • Lunar Tony
    Lunar Tony Forum Participant Posts: 35
    edited May 2018 #6

    Thanks very much for the replies, will check them out

    Tony.

  • tonytourer
    tonytourer Forum Participant Posts: 14 Participant
    edited May 2018 #7

    Have same question as Lunar Tony so Camping Salbris sounds interesting. However I’ve also found a site called Fontaine de Rabelais at St Ay 10 kms SW of Orléans, does anyone have any feed back please?

    TIA Tony

  • eurortraveller
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    edited May 2018 #8

    Read the reviews for that one on PitchUp.com   You might be put off.

  • tonytourer
    tonytourer Forum Participant Posts: 14 Participant
    edited May 2018 #9

    Thanks eurotraveller. The reviews are definitely off putting so will try Salbris. Thanks Tony

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