Brasschaat to Amsterdam is around a two hour drive and we are staying with a friend for the weekend. It will be a welcome break from the van and a chance to get some washing done. On the way we decide to take the route via the Tulip fields. The particular timing of this part … More Amsterdam
Day 1:We leave Anzegem for Brugge and it takes a couple of hours to get there on the main road, we arrive mid morning at our campsite which is located a 10 minute cycle ride from the centre. Aires here cost the same as the campsite but cannot be matched in facilities. We decide to … More Brugge, Belgian Beer and Waffles- What More Can You Want?
We set off today from Rochefort for a stop in between here and Brugge. The Flanders area has some cobbled road cycling that Phil wants to experience so we look for the best Aire in our Camperstop book to stay at for the night. We also like to check the Campercontact website for the reviews … More Dinant and the cobbled roads of Flanders
After a morning cycle along the river Meuse we had our first stealthy campervan shower. A bucket of water and a sponge with a retractable shower pole between our doors holding up a shower curtain. We do have a 12v shower but are not sure on the etiquette of using these in aires where other … More If you love beer visit Rochefort, Belgium
Day 1: Today we leave the hectic city lifestyle behind and say goodbye to crazy traffic jams. We are driving to the Champagne Region and our first port of call is Epernay. Within an hour of leaving Paris we have chosen to avoid the toll roads for an extra 8km of driving and are driving … More Good bye Paris, Hello Champagne
Day 1: Last nights sleep in La Bouille was interesting, getting woken up at 5.30am by some young guys playing rap music loudly from their car before they start work. The aire is next to a small car ferry that starts early and finishes late. We were the only camper there last night-I wonder if … More Paris by Campervan
We decided to leave Cambremer and find another spot to camp for the night before we visit Paris. The weather is meant to improve from tomorrow onwards so we want to make the most of the best weather there. Especially since we will have to stay in a proper campsite and they are quite expensive … More La Bouille, not quite Paris
The day has finally arrived, we have packed up our van and have set off on the ferry from Poole to Cherbourg. We chose the fast ferry so it only takes around 3-4 hours to arrive in France. Our first stop is Cambremer, a quaint little village known for being on the Cider Route and … More Our first stop- Cambremer
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