Updated May 2012
Caravans have been renovated for the 2012 season
One of the finest locations in the south of France close to Cannes, Nice, Monte Carlo and Juan Les Pins. The camp is situated near Antibes, a short walk from the local small station "Biot", and the seafront. The caravans are surrounded by trees and hedges providing pleasant shaded areas and a real sense of privacy. The camp has a large swimming pool and toddlers pool. (small daily charge is made during July & August - shorts not allowed in pool). There is also an excellent restaurant/bar and takeaway service where English is spoken with 3 course meals from approx 16 euros, plat du jour 9 euros. The site has the added advantage of being about 20 minutes from nice airport. Local buses and trains can be accessed nearby, buses 1 euro from November 2007 to many locations,making it ideal for holidaymakers without their own transport.
Photographs of vans on photos page - so you know exactly what to expect |
Facilities oN site
Restaurant
Bar
Take Away
Shop
Discotheque
Swimming pools
Bike and Moped Hire onsite or nearby
TV Room
Children's Playarea
Games room
Football
Volleyball
Fishing
Table tennis
Coach excursions
Bureau de change
Safety deposit
Telephones
Laundrette with irons Booking details
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ANTIBES - is an old town packed with local history and places of interest. It is possible to walk along the sea front ramparts to the massive Fort Carre which towers over the water front. Market on thursday mornings by La Poste
BIOT a small lovely village perched on a hill top (5 mins. by car) local bus No 10 runs up and down regularly, enroute is the Fernand Leger Museum and various potteries.
CANNES- perhaps the most recent and attractive of the big resorts along the coast, famous for its Film Festival. The old town looks down on the Croiseile and the local people playing Boules (Pelanque in the South) on the front. The beaches are magnificent, some pay only, but there are plenty of public area. It is possible to take a boat ride across to the Lerin Islands (St Marguerite and St Honorat) even to Monaco and St Tropez plus there are lots of wonderful yachts to see in the marine, beautiful shops, bars and restaurants.
MONACO - The drive along the Corniche to Monaco is spectacular, as is the train which runs alongside the many famous beaches. There is a maze of little streets, souvenir shops, the Grimaldi Palace and Jaques Cousleau Museum, not to forget the famous Monte Carlo Casino.
NICE - here you can enjoy the famous 'promenade De Anglais' and attractive gardens and fountains of Messena. The old town and the flower/antiques markets, well worth a visit and perhaps the best way to do both is to board the small white tourist Train which runs throughout the season.
VENTIMILIA - you will need your passport for this trip across the boarder into Italy, a must for the ladies/ Friday is market day and you will be able to purchase Italian leather, tableclothes and woollens. Spirits are a little cheaper there. An early start is recommended. |