A MUM has revealed the “fantastic” family friendly campsite she’s discovered just a few hours from the UK. 

Louise took to her social media account to share the details of where she’s staying with kids, explaining that she’s in “very sunny, very hot France”. 

Dressed in a black vest top with her hair styled down, she told viewers that she travelled to La Croix du Vieux Pont eurocamp. 

“I know people think euro camp is like caravans and things, but hear me out,” she said. 

“This caravan is fantastic, it’s got three bedrooms, two baths, two toilets, two showers, a lounge area, dining area, kitchen area… 

“It’s got a whole decking outside too, you’ve got sun loungers and that space is massive.”

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She then went into detail on the different facilities available at the eurocamp, including a toddler pool and splash area, a beach with a lagoon and kayaks.

There are also kids’ activities for ages between 0 and 15, which is “great”. 

Louise went on: “We have four adults staying here and two toddlers and you know how much it came to? It came to £515 and that includes the ferry to France.”

She then explained that she’s been saving up to go on holiday next year with her three-year-old child, which will cost between £1,500 and £2,000 as a minimum to take four adults and two kids. 

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“So for £500, self-catering, you can’t go wrong,” she said, speaking of the eurocamp. 

“There’s restaurants here, shops nearby and you’re only an hour and a half away from Paris, they do day trips to Disneyland as well. 

“And if you don’t want to go to Disneyland and go to other places, there’s Asterix World, that one’s really good as well.” 

People flocked to the comments to share their thoughts are one person wrote: “I'm going on Sunday. Are there any tips for me with a year old”.

TikTok user @loumum93 replied: “Are you coming to this park specifically? The supermarkets are shut after 12 on a Sunday so bring enough food to get to Monday. 

“There is a little market here but expensive so best going to intermarche 10 mins away, the kids activities are between 9&10.”

She then said it’s worth asking for a gate so the kids are contained on the decking and added: “There’s a lagoon area that has a bouncy castle, a soft play, and you can hire bikes with a seat on the back if that’s what you’re into.

“Otherwise enjoy it, it’s got loads on sit and don’t worry about crying babies there’s loads,” followed by a laughing emoji. 

Those looking to venture out to the eurocamp can catch the ferry from Dover to Calais from £150. From there, it’s a two and a half hour drive to the campsite. 

The mobile homes available start from £106 and can fit six people with three bedrooms, a bathroom and a patio area. 

But there are also furnished apartments from £106 for a family of four, premium cabins from £90, and pitching a tent costs just £12 per night.

The eurocamp shines when it comes to activities as there’s an outdoor pool, indoor pool, heated pool, a lagoon and a water play area for little ones that includes water jets, slides and a paddling pool. 

Children can also enjoy a game of laser tag, which costs £6 for adults and £3.42 for kids up to the age of 12. 

There’s also bowling for a similar rate, a games and billiards room for £3 per child and an incredible playground with climbing frames and slides as well as an inflatable obstacle course. 

For those looking for a little more family fun, you can indulge in a game of mini golf for £3.42 per adult and £1.71 per child. 

And the bikes cost just £14 for the entire day, making it a fun option for families to explore the grounds together. 

As Louise said, you can also book excursions with the eurocamp to Disneyland, The Asterix Park and The Sea of Sand theme parks. 

With a 4 out of 5 rating on TripAdvisor from 2,035 reviewers, people called the place and experience of staying at the eurocamp “fabulous”. 

One person wrote: “Caravan was lovely, food great in all restaurants, staff friendly especially the lady at the kiosk.”

Another said: “The site has lots to do and it can keep kids occupied with the pools, ping pong, football and lots more. 

“The food is nice and the staff are friendly.”

While a third added: “Absolutely incredible campsite, lovely surrounding and plenty to do and see.”

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