View from/of your van.

[ThomasHJ]

What a cracking looking place. Is that Camping Le Fresneda? Heading that way at the end of May - just found myself a camping site!

Sad to see you lot have discovered La Fresneda ;-) j/k

It's a great little site. Lovely view. The (Dutch) owners are very, very organised. To the point of OCD, lol, but in all seriousness, a lovely couple with a lovely site! A small site so hard to get a pitch in high season if you haven't made reservations.

It can get really hot over there. There's no pool but a plunge bath which helps and they have some of the best natural swimming spots we've seen.

Guess we're going to have to do some travelling to discover new gems now this one is blown ;-)

 

[This_one_goes_to_eleven]

Where did you end up?

This is Muasdale on Kintyre.

Very wet and windy last night.

 

[Azteccamper]

Sad to see you lot have discovered La Fresneda ;-) j/k

It's a great little site. Lovely view. The (Dutch) owners are very, very organised. To the point of OCD, lol, but in all seriousness, a lovely couple with a lovely site! A small site so hard to get a pitch in high season if you haven't made reservations.

It can get really hot over there. There's no pool but a plunge bath which helps and they have some of the best natural swimming spots we've seen.

Guess we're going to have to do some travelling to discover new gems now this one is blown ;-)

We discovered some absolute gems on our Spanish / Portugal tour a few yrs ago run by Dutch owners in some beautiful ‘off the beaten track’ places. Always immaculate. And in fairness, you Dutch do like to travel!

 

[ThomasHJ]

We discovered some absolute gems on our Spanish / Portugal tour a few yrs ago run by Dutch owners in some beautiful ‘off the beaten track’ places. Always immaculate. And in fairness, you Dutch do like to travel!

We do indeed. And since we have a plan to spend 5 weeks in Portugal and passing through Northern Spain, I would love to know about some of these ''off the beaten track'-places you would suggest.

 

[RedWhiteMonkey]

Currently sitting in the van waiting for my wife to come back from the showers, watching lunatics climb up this:

 

[Azteccamper]

We do indeed. And since we have a plan to spend 5 weeks in Portugal and passing through Northern Spain, I would love to know about some of these ''off the beaten track'-places you would suggest.

I’ll dig out our travel log. Although you probably know them well!

 

[ThomasHJ]

I’ll dig out our travel log. Although you probably know them well!

Never been to Portugal before, so any help is greatly appreciated

 

[Klakski]

It really is a cracking site. Facilities are very good. You can order meals from a a wide menu and delivered by a couple of young ladies doing a great business. Bread is delivered to your pitch. A small bar serving beers wine and proper coffee. OperaTed by a Dutch couple. You will need to book in time as it’s very popular with Dutch. Take note - no dogs

Who’s Opera Ted?

 

[wildslammer22]

Who’s Opera Ted?

Ballet Bella's sister?


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[Perfectos]

Currently sitting in the van waiting for my wife to come back from the showers, watching lunatics climb up this:

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Why are you sitting in the Dash ?

 

[Cali Phillip]

Currently sitting in the van waiting for my wife to come back from the showers, watching lunatics climb up this:

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Wheres that, looks like a belay from the camper crag

 

[CaliGem]

Bit windy today but current view... Catbells (and others) in the Lake District. Coffee brewing.

 

[Lee.Van.Cleef]

A room with a view. Brodgar, Orkney.

 

[BeagleMum]

A room with a view. Brodgar, Orkney.

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Love Orkney, we had a cracking couple of weeks there in 2016. Need to revisit!

 

[RedWhiteMonkey]

Wheres that, looks like a belay from the camper crag

Arco, just north of Lake Garda

 

[Cali Phillip]

Arco, just north of Lake Garda

A super crag not been to yet

 

[Lee.Van.Cleef]

Still on Orkney. Here's the Italian Chapel.

The Italian Chapel

Orkney's Italian Chapel was built by Italian prisoners of war during World War Two and has become a lasting symbol of peace in the islands.

www.orkney.com

 

[wildslammer22]

Still on Orkney. Here's the Italian Chapel.

The Italian Chapel

Orkney's Italian Chapel was built by Italian prisoners of war during World War Two and has become a lasting symbol of peace in the islands.

www.orkney.com

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You’ll never get the tailgate open with that on the bike rack ;-)


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[AscotGreyCali]

Still on Orkney. Here's the Italian Chapel.

The Italian Chapel

Orkney's Italian Chapel was built by Italian prisoners of war during World War Two and has become a lasting symbol of peace in the islands.

www.orkney.com

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An incredible place to visit , we really enjoyed our time there last year

 

[Lee.Van.Cleef]

You’ll never get the tailgate open with that on the bike rack ;-)


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Hard enough as it is this time of year :-/

 

[Lee.Van.Cleef]

Sanday, Orkney Islands.
I'm here mainly for the archaeology, but this relatively low-lying island is also known for its white beaches.

 

[pchmlk]

Just woken up in Portsmouth, early start to try and catch some fish off the boat with my son. We’ve got a wonderful view out the big back window.

 

[GrumpyGranddad]

View attachment 121883Just woken up in Portsmouth, early start to try and catch some fish off the boat with my son. We’ve got a wonderful view out the big back window.

Where in Portsmouth did you overnight @pchmlk ?

 

[Princess Doris]

Big Setup

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• Aug 17, 2015
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Just completed a tour or Europe - some European sites give you a massive pitch so we went into big mode - with Cali Awning and Vango Awnings

This was in Frejus in the South of France

Oh ! Like that

 

[pchmlk]

Where in Portsmouth did you overnight @pchmlk ?

We keep our boat in Trafalgar dry stack so it’s a secure car park there.