Thinking of Italy advice needed

[barnybg]

Why book into sites ?

Yeh,Its cheaper to leave the camper and fly/hotel somewhere !!??by the time you take into acount fuel etc
Wildcamp somewhere along the coast or on a quiet lake not in a campsite !Why book into somewhere thats overpriced,over-rated,packed with screaming kids,dogs etc like sardines,when you have a home on wheels and you can go ANYWHERE !

 

[mulaz]

We are going to pay €15 all in in May using ACSI.

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Hi Brian what is ACSI?

 

[hilldweller]

Hi Brian what is ACSI?

http://www.vicarious-shop.com/product.php?productid=5&cat=2&page=1&gclid=CMm_573J6J8CFZAA4wod5x6xHA

Two flavours - the book which comes with a discount card and the DVD which has more sites, and interactive map and route planner but no discount card. Together possibly the best £25 you will spend.

Discounts are off peak but in Europe it's quite a small peak.

 

[Judge Mental]

£40 - £50 - £60 a night (for a family of four) Is the going rate on top waterside sites in France and Italy high season. I would rather pay less, but I like to enjoy our holidays and pay whatever for best sites.......


Thailand for easter (not camping)

 

[hilldweller]

£40 - £50 - £60 a night (for a family of four) Is the going rate on top waterside sites in France and Italy high season.

You can't really complain. They only get about a month nearly full ( if that ) so they have to get the cash in. If it's a good site with all the facilities I don't think it's that bad.

The one near Venice was awesome. 10 toilet blocks and all cleaner than ours at home. Supermarket, massive pool. Beautiful beach. Restaurants. It all cost a massive amount to run.

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