Aire en route to Le Mans (from Tunnel)?

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philhoward

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The first big outing for us will probably down to Le Mans for the Classic in July. We are going to be towing the car on a trailer on the back of our 28' Allegro but although it could theoretically be done in a day, the journey is part of the holiday too, so fancy taking a steady run to Folkestone, get over (under) the channel, then get an hour or two under our belt before getting a nights kip before meeting up with friends at Le Mans the next day.

We fancy trying an Aire - but happy to use a campsite (municipal maybe). We fancy taking the scenic route (so no tolls on Autoroutes) - a likely spot looks to be somewhere between Abbeville and Rouen, maybe on the A28?

Any suggestions around that area?
 
Alas, no - it is a classic though. Will be racing at the Malta Classic in October - but flying there whilst the car goes over as part of a transporter-load. Haven't got enough holiday to drive over (or funds for the ferries :cry:) for that one.
 
philhoward said:
Alas, no - it is a classic though. Will be racing at the Malta Classic in October - but flying there whilst the car goes over as part of a transporter-load. Haven't got enough holiday to drive over (or funds for the ferries :cry:) for that one.
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What is it ??
 
have used it many times, will say that if in daytime im pulling in there i go down the bottom where there is parking set aside for us, but at night time i park up near the building and fuel station, a few have reported problems at night there down the bottom our own MOT man Geo being one of them some years ago
 
chatter said:
have used it many times, will say that if in daytime im pulling in there i go down the bottom where there is parking set aside for us, but at night time i park up near the building and fuel station, a few have reported problems at night there down the bottom our own MOT man Geo being one of them some years ago
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We've stopped there nearly a dozen times now, and never had a problem.. Always leave the dogs bowl outside the door in the riser with the outside light on so anyone can see it...;)(y)
 

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