We know Thorn Tree has been a big part of many of your traveling lives, as it has ours. Now, in 2021, as we continue to live with the effects of the pandemic, we recognize that travelers need different kinds of tools to navigate this unpredictable landscape.Īs Lonely Planet embarks on a new journey to bring you even better guidance, support, and information for your next trip, we’ve made the difficult decision to completely close down and remove our Thorn Tree forums. This helped to curb the spread of information that would lead to unsafe travel in a rapidly shifting world. Following the global upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we decided to put our beloved forum, Thorn Tree, into “read-only” mode, which prohibited the creation of new posts. Swimming p0ool about a mile away, with good facilities the château in the town is a great place to visit for Paris and DLP.The world of travel is changing. The beautiful art work of cakes and pastries is a definite site for sore eyes and hungry tummies and there is a great supermarket to. There are some wonderful little restaurants in the town, form French to Italian to Chinese with tastes to suit all. Reviews for this site are generally good although recently some not so good ones have appeared.

A 30 minute train ride form Paris and 45 mins from DLP, the site is older than some with fewer facilities but being so close to a beautiful French suburb you can forgive them for the basics. They have hook up as well so you can take your own tent or vanĪnother great site is Maison Laffitte. For me, and at least one of the RL friends, this site is perfect for everything.

It's around 50 – 80 minutes drive from DLP depending on which way you decide to travel and a little longer if you choose to go by bus provided by the site itself (for an extra charge). We stay at La Croix du Vieux Pont and this is the review of it here

I know that there has been a few questions asked about pitches, hoot ups and caravanning have been asked over the years in a number of the France forums asking about those specifically near DL, so here goes with my ideas and input remembering that we use Keycamp as our preferred holiday company Sometimes I get asked in RL about camping and caravan sites in France as most of my friends know I go every year with, usually, a trip to DLP included. for those of you who would like something away from the DLP hotels, using your own motorhome or tent or you just prefer to use a mobile home/caravan

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