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we are planning a trip to belgium, germany and holland next year in July

any suggestions for good camp sites / good aires - places to visit - any thing we should remember to take

is it advisable to book sites before we go or are there usually plenty of availability

this will be our first european trip so would apreciate help

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Hi smose
We did Germany last year and I thoroughly recommend the mosel from Koblenz to Trier there are that many aires you could take months to do them all justice.I would recommend that you get the reismobil borde atlas that lists the majority of stellplatz in Germany.If you use bottled water be aware that in Germany there is a deposit on the plastic bottles and you could pay more for the deposit.

Chris

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Thanks chris
Just been looking at your pics on the aires album - looks like some really nice places
We don't really plan to go too far down into germany - the main focus of the trip will be a theme park tour of the starparcs group - but we may change our mind when we get over there!
did you do North Sea Ferries route over - we are pretty sure thats what we will do - i'm saving tesco vouchers like mad!
Steph

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hi steph,
can't comment on Starparks, but we usually use Hull crossings, if only one way.
Thoroughly enjoy the trip, and even been known to enjoy their breakfasts; prefer to come back from Zeebrugge - there is more going on along that coastline imo if you have time to kill.
There are some great spots in Netherlands, Belgium. Germany - don't forget to check out Luxembourg if you can.

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Hi Steph

No we used Norfolk Lines as couldn't justify the £600 that it would have cost and as I don't like Tescos there was no saving to be had . I paid £103 with Norfolk Lines .

Chris

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I don't like tescos either but have their credit card
Its amazimg how the pionts tot up Embarassed

Especially when you buy a car and new van( deposit ) and all the accessories on it! Very Happy

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