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Eurocamp for baby and toddler.

Coopaloop · 2016-06-25 09:30:06

So we are looking to book family holiday for the last week august first week in September for two adults, a two and a half year old and an eight month old baby. Does anyone have any experience with these places, they look great on paper,and reviews are very good also, but I would love to hear from anyone who has been to…

25-06-2016 9:30am

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So we are looking to book family holiday for the last week august first week in September for two adults, a two and a half year old and an eight month old baby.
Does anyone have any experience with these places, they look great on paper,and reviews are very good also, but I would love to hear from anyone who has been to them with children as young as mine. More so the two and a half year old, the eight month old is easily entertained.

We are looking at a couple in the south of France.

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#2 25-06-2016 9:41am

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they're great.
theres loads of different companies offering essentially the same thing , so shop around.The last time we went we used the irish company kelcamp, their price was great.

you'll probably need a car. So either ferry and stay north or fly and hire.

there will be loads for your kids to do. but they will be too young for most of the kids clubs.

another option in france is centrecamps. Its way more expensive ,way nicer but your kids would appreciate more when they're older.

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#3 25-06-2016 10:51am

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hi ,
i was just reading some posts on http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057476530&page=59 .you'll probably get some gpood advice/opinions there.

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