The ACSI CampingCard guide deals exclusively with those campsites that charge the reduced price in the early and late seasons.
Once you’re en route, the handy map of Europe in the CampingCard ACSI guide and the detailed route maps for each campsite will help you on your way. The guide also includes an accurate route description to each campsite. The accompanying text provides a good impression of the atmosphere and the location.
Starting with this edition we will be supplying the GPS coordinates of the camp sites, for the growing number of people who use a navigation system.
Our inspectors have measured the coordinates right next to the camp site barrier, so nothing can go wrong. But…take care. Not all navigation systems are configured for cars with a caravan So always read the route description that is included with each camp site and don’t forget to watch out for the signs. The shortest route is, after all, not always the easiest one.
The GPS coordinates are shown in degrees, minutes and seconds. Check when you input your navigation system that it is also configured in degrees, minutes and second form. The letter N is shown by the first number. By the second number there is a letter E or W.
Are you someone who likes to know as much as possible about a campsite before you get there?
The convenient list of symbols shows you at a glance the main facilities, the size of the campsite, the number of camping pitches, the times of the year when the CampingCard ACSI is accepted and, last but not least...the low CampingCard ACSI price charged by the campsite: € 11, € 13 or € 15!
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