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Thanks for the advice but I feel like I have hijacked the thread, sorry. It's just that this is my first motorhome and my first major trip........three of are going on a cycling tour with a friend driving the van as a moving base every day. We are keen to get to our start point in the high Alps as fast as possible so it seemed logical to just pull over to get a few hours kip before setting off again. I am booked on a ferry arriving Calais at 2000 local.....I planned to drive near enough to Namur which is about 150 miles to have my stop. Any thoughts?

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There is a Campsite Map on here that includes aires but if your looking for a place in France www.campingcar-infos.com is the place to look.

You can look at every aire in France and search by deparment and town. Use google translate or bing to translate the French

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Supermarket car-parks are a good free stopping place for an overnight stop as long as you arrive just before closing time and are gone just after they open. They usually don't have any facilities except dedicated rubbish bins.

Many Intermarche supermarkets have dedicated areas marked out for campingcars and fuel stations are always close by.

We've used them and have never had a problem.

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