Nick-Mandy
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Park and rides in France don't seem to be very "Motorhome" friendly. Is this true?
European Park and Rides
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Lefty107
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We have used 2 La rochelle and somewhere that slips my mind always Aires apart from that. Great time in both. Water point out of action in the non La rochelle one and a French motorhome owner gave me 15 litres he carried in his garage so we could stop overnight. They also spoke to the bus driver which got us a cheap day rider which took us into town and allowed us to jump on and off the trams all day. The French couples English was as good as our French so talking to them to thank them made an interesting conversation but they got the gist 
Nick-Mandy
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Visiting the major towns, I like to leave the MH at the border and travel in by bus.
(1) I can drink alcohol
(2) I can relax and don't have to worry about parking
RoaminRog
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All things you can normally do, parked in the local Aire.
The Aire is paid for by the local business community, who hope that you go and spend money in the local bars, restaurants, shops etc, and most of the time they have bornes for emptying cassettes, discharging grey water, taking fresh water onboard and overnight parking and this will appeal to you, most of the Aires are free!
The Aire is paid for by the local business community, who hope that you go and spend money in the local bars, restaurants, shops etc, and most of the time they have bornes for emptying cassettes, discharging grey water, taking fresh water onboard and overnight parking and this will appeal to you, most of the Aires are free!