Frequently Asked Questions
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1. I have a six year old and a ten year old. Is the site suitable for them?
Certainly is! There's dancing, kareoke, swimming pool, kiddies pool, playground and fishing on site. There's a fun fair, water park and Marineland within a 5 minute walk.2. Do we have to book Saturday to Saturday?
No!3. How much deposit must I pay?
Depends where you're from. In the UK a £50 cheque please. From the Euro Zone a €20 note stuffed in an envelope. Please get proof of posting.From anywhere else in the world, talk to me. In most cases I won't need a deposit, just flight details.
Cheques, money and presents please to :
Tony Rothwell at:
9 St Pauls Avenue
Bradford
BD6 1SR
UK
4. Do you do airport transfers?
Yep! €
30
for up to five people, one way.
5. Can I hire Bed linen, towels, etc.?
Bed linen is from € 30 for the double bed and two singles. Please bring your own towels and tea towels.6. Can I hire BBQ, Fan, Iron, Blankets, Hair dryer, Microwave, Fridge, Full Cooker, Shower, etc.?
No Need. All these are provided.7. How do I buy a Mobile Home at Camp du Pylone?
You can only buy a
mobile home
from Madame Claire Cohen who owns the site. She's lovely. Contact her,
she speaks
excellent English, Italian, French and German, on camping.pylone@wanadoo.fr
or 0033 493 33 52 86. The waiting list is currently three years.
8. Can you provide a cot and a high chair?
Cot yes. High chair no. Sorry.9. How many people can your mobile home sleep?
Officially four people but a family of two adults and three young children is OK as long as one of the children is a under 5. There is a bunk for very young ones, under three.10. After the rent what other payments do we have to make?
€ 50 euro deposit which you will get back at the end of your holiday when you leave the van as you found it. You'd do that anyway, I know.11. Do I need to hire a car?
Pro's:
- a car is very convenient
- You don't have to pay the airport transfer
- You can get to the supermarket
- You can travel inland
- You can get back to the site late at night when buses don't run
Con's:
- Public transport is excellent and the buses are every 20 mins (30 mins on Sundays) and cheap. €1.00 a trip of any length
- You can get everything you need at the camp shop or restaurant
- You worry that you'll bend it. Costs between €800 and €1000 if you've taken out the waiver. More, a lot more, if you haven't
- It's expensive - €180 for a small 4 seater, per week
- parking isn't cheap
12. Can you send me a brochure?
Sorry. No! I'm saving the planet. Read the website. Very grateful for any feedback. Help me make it better.13. When must I pay the final payment?
Two weeks before you go by cheque please. You can pay on arrival but it must be in cash - any negotiable currency accepted..14. Can I contact you at home anytime by phone, email or text?
Talk to me anytime. You might get some strange answers after 22:00 on a Friday night!Contact details here:
http://www.rivierafrance.co.uk/contacts.htm
15. Do you love me?
You know I do!16. How do I know I can trust you?
I can't upset you. You know where I live!You can always pay on arrival so don't need to risk large amounts of moolah up front although I will still need a £50 deposit.
