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Just getting prepared for our first trip to Germany in the MH and would appreciate any advice on campsite directories. Which you consider the one you would not leave home without.
I want to have a book version for general planning.
There is a book called Camping stop which covers most of Europe, you’ll probably be able to pick one from Vicarious Books at one of the MH shows or at www.vicariousbooks.co.uk, however if it’s only Germany you require then some time ago the German tourist board use to send a book out free of charge for all the campsites and Aires to any requesting this information so it may be a good idea to try them online first.
Thanks for all the replies, I think the van is overweight now with books! . Off to France via the tunnel next week, heading down to Normandy first. Cheers.
Thanks for all the replies, I think the van is overweight now with books! . Off to France via the tunnel next week, heading down to Normandy first. Cheers.
Michael
Hi Michael
You could always put the campsites (and lots of other things) onto Autoroute as pushpin sets.
Then you could see instantly where they are "on the map" - which we find a great advantage.
Can't recommend A/R highly enough. It doesn't provide the complete solution of course, but it's very handy to have with you.
I only use one book - the Bord Atlas Germany www.bordatlas.de published by Reise Mobil International.
Yes the German Tourist board will send you FOC their 'Campsites in Germany' book which has at least 1000 places in but I still think the Bord Atlas is the best.(And I travel across Germany often)
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