Or call us on: 0845 130 7701or 024 7642 2024quoting your membership number73france/SRA02MesnoisBeauregardGreat for... Lovers of the great outdoors.A visit to the Jura really is a breath of freshair. The friendly owners of thisimmaculately maintained site are keen toshare with you the secrets of thisfascinating region, which is famous for itsgreen hills, lakes and waterfalls -a visit tothe Cascades du Hérisson is a must. Thewines of this region are becomingincreasingly popular so try a visit to a localvineyard. For those wanting to venturefurther afield a visit to Switzerland is alsopossible.Stewarded by Jane and Gareth Twitchett .Rally pitches open and part shaded all withelectricity, close to the main facilities .Ralliers will have exclusive access to a roomon site for rally activivities . Activities(subject to demand) may include excursionsto the waterfalls, coffee mornings, meals inthe site restuarant, social evenings includingquizzes, skittles, bingo and games for all .Maximum advised unit length 7.5m.5 mls01 Jun - 30 JunSRA02Rally PricesRALLYUnit + 2Extra persons per nightPer NightAdultChild under 1101 Jul - 23 Aug £23.40£4.90£3.6501 Apr - 30 Jun24 Aug - 30 Sep£18.80£4.00£2.90. Electricity: 6A £3.65 . Dogs: £2.00 . Tourist Tax: IncludedUnit + 2Extra persons per nightPer NightAdultChild under 1101 Jun - 30 Jun £17.40£4.00£2.90. Electricity: 6A £3.65 . Dogs: £2.00 . Tourist Tax: IncludedJUR01Pitch PricesJUR01MesnoisBeauregardCarefree's opinion A real gem of a family-run site - friendly,attractive and very well-kept, with someexcellent pitches and a covered pool, all set inthe beautiful Jura countryside, an area oflakes, waterfalls and hills. Lots of fresh air,open spaces and informality - and, on top ofall that the Jura has to offer, Switzerland is justa short drive away.Location and nearby attractionsOverlooking countryside and close to the lakesand hills of the Jura region .Clairvaux-les-Lacsfive miles, Lac de Vouglans eight miles,Cascades de l'Hérisson 12 miles, Lons-le-Saunier 12 miles, Beaume-les-Messieurs 19miles, Switzerland 33 miles, Geneva 60 miles.FacilitiesModern facilities set in well-kept grounds . 192pitches; open and part-shaded; all withelectricity . Indoor and outdoor pools . Waterslide . Paddling pool . Sauna and steamroom . Jacuzzi . Bar and take-away . Restaurant . Basic foodstuffs . Morning breaddelivery . Play area . Tennis half court . Cyclehire . Modern and recently refurbished washblocks . Washing machines . Facilities fordisabled.General InformationHigh season - friendly, family site in peacefulcountryside surroundings; in an areaparticularly popular with Dutch families . Lowseason - a quiet, get-away-from-it-all site, in anarea of great natural beauty, with the bonus of agood restaurant (opposite the entrance, acrossthe quiet country lane) . Owned and run by thePéan family . 1.7-23.8 maximum unit length7.5m . BBQs permitted . Wi-Fi.5 mls01 Apr - 30 SepCaption style two lines in 6.5 on 7.0pt leading -Use a second line in box height 5.5mmThe nearby Lac de VouglansNEWUnit + 2Extra persons per nightPer NightAdultChild under 807 Jul - 24 Aug £20.20£5.15£3.6530 Mar - 06 Jul25 Aug - 30 Sep£12.10£5.15£3.65. Electricity: 10A £3.65 . Dogs: £1.85 . Tourist Tax: IncludedJUR02Pitch PricesJUR02OunansLa Plage BlancheCarefree's opinion Stretching along the banks of the river Loue,La Plage Blanche provides the perfect spot foroutdoor pursuits. And it's not just this enviablelocation in the Jura which sets La PlageBlanche apart, but the carefully planned outand lovingly looked after grounds and facilitiestoo. Children will be in their element withcanoeing, treetop ropes and guided bike ridesall on the doorstep. This spacious site catersfor more peaceful moments too; take a quietwalk in the forest or fish in the private lake.Off-site you could visit the historic town ofDole, the nearby UNESCO world heritageRoyal Saltworks site, or the Haut-Jura NationalRegional Park.Location and nearby attractionsRiverside setting with views of the Bas-Juracountryside . Dole 13 miles, Dijon 45 miles,Geneva 131 miles.FacilitiesModern facilities set in well-kept grounds, welllocated for exploring the Jura . 220 pitches;generously sized, some on the riverside; openand part-shaded; all with electricity . Outdoorpool . Paddling pool . Adventure activities . Multisports area . Play area . Restaurant andtake-away . Bar . Pizzeria . Children's Club . Activities and entertainment . Modern washblocks . Washing machines . Facilities fordisabled . Fishing . Fly fishing . Mountain bikehire . Wi-Fi.General InformationHigh season - a good site for families whoenjoy the great outdoors . Low season - agreat base for both relaxing on site andexploring the Jura . Owned and run by Franco-British couple Alban and Clare, English spoken . BBQs permitted.1 ml30 Mar - 30 Sep

74For availability, information and bookings visit: www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.ukwww.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/SpainFurther away, but still easily accessible, Spain is so much more than sun, sand and sangria.Two coasts - Green Spain and the Spanish Mediterranean - and three languages welcomeyou, with all their colourful, vibrant appeal.Green Spain combines beautiful coves, cliffs and beaches on the ocean's edge with thebackdrop of the majestic Picos de Europa mountains and some of Europe's most importantprehistory. The ever-popular Mediterranean is renowned for its sandy beaches and hotclimate, but here too there is far more to see and do than the summer holidaymaker expects.Embrace Basque and Catalan traditions, indulge in pan-fulls of paella and explore solitarycastles, medieval towns and picturesque villages, not to mention surrealist art. Places of interestBarcelona:A Mediterranean jewel sparkling with Gaudi and gourmet delights, a buzzingwaterfront and two millennia of history. Bilbao:A series of canyon-like streets includes somegreat tapas bars, while the Guggenheim is one of Europe's most famous modern buildings andhome to some fabulous art. Cadaqués:possibly the most picturesque coastal village ofCatalonia. You can also visit the artist Salvador Dalí's house. Montserrat:the view from themonastery village clinging to the mountainside is spectacular, while the monks' hauntingchants make for a peaceful and reflective journey's end. Port Aventura:Internationally famoustheme park with some hair-raising rides.Getting thereFor a direct route into Spain, there are ferries from Portsmouth-Santander, Plymouth-Santander or Portsmouth-Bilbao. Alternatively travel through France, either from the westernchannel ports or Calais. Spain &Italy