Choosing French Aires
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eurortraveller replied on 12/03/2023 12:52
Posted on 12/03/2023 12:52
For Motorhome aires (not autoroute aires) CamperContact.com plus name of town gives a list with prices, photos and reviews. That same company has an app too.
For campsites CampingFrance.com plus name of town or departement gives you just about every site there is apart from a few small unlicensed sites run by expats in their back gardens.
But simply Googling what you want is usually productive.
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Hja replied on 12/03/2023 13:06
Tinwheeler replied on 12/03/2023 13:08
Tammygirl replied on 12/03/2023 13:55
Posted on 12/03/2023 12:41 by onepjgHi All
Some advice please, how do people choose / find Aires when travelling. I’ve searched online but can’t really find an app
or online site that actually lists and describes sites.
Posted on 12/03/2023 13:55
If you are referring to camping Aires the majority of them do not allow caravans, however there is a group called Camping Car Parks that you can join. At certain times of year (usually June to Sept) you can stay on them with a caravan or tent. Lots of these sites are ex Municipal and the fees are very reasonable usually between 10 to 14 euros a night.
For the MH Aires we use park4night and searchforsites. These 2 apps will also show campsites in the area.
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onepjg replied on 12/03/2023 21:09
Tinwheeler replied on 12/03/2023 21:41
replied on 13/03/2023 08:46
SteveL replied on 13/03/2023 09:34
replied on 13/03/2023 13:31
eurortraveller replied on 13/03/2023 14:42
Posted on 13/03/2023 14:42
Yes, there are places in France that tourists might well want to visit - such as Annecy - where the Camping Car Parks chain has nothing listed. In fact the only aire I know of at Annecy is this one in the photo. A campsite would be far more appealing, but French Motorhomers pile in side by side there and shun campsites
onepjg
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