Catalan Camper

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  • in reply to: cheap campsites #142523
    Catalan Camper
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    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: cheap campsites #142510
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: cheap campsites #142515
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: cheap campsites #142504
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: cheap campsites #142511
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: cheap campsites #142517
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: cheap campsites #142506
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    ACSI
    http://www.campingcard.co.uk/gb/en/europe/

    This book costs about 12 euros and offers reductions on campsites using their card. It’s only valid out of peak season (not July and August)but all the sites we stayed at were very good quality.

    Prices range from 12 to 16 euros per day.

    There are also a few books available – https://www.vicarious-shop.com/search.php?mode=search&page=2

    Look for books on “Aires”.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131461
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131307
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131295
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131298
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131301
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131302
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131304
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

    in reply to: Trip Planning websites- Europe #131306
    Catalan Camper
    Participant

    Aires
    France and Spain are great for wild camping. France has places called “Aires” which you can stop at for free but be picky as some are dreadful while others are excellent. There are books out there with a comprehensive list of places.

    In Spain you can stay almost anywhere if you’re discreet. You’re supposed to park at least 2km from campsites but we often parked next to them.

    The only place I stayed in Germany was Berlin in the Friedrichshain area. I parked up at Boxhagener Platz for several days with no hassle. I avoided Austria as it’s expensive and Slovenia is just as pretty, especially Bled.

    Haven’t been to Italy yet but we’ve decided to spend a few years exploring Spain which is an amazingly diverse and beautiful country. I have a good list of safe wild camping spots if you’re interested.

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