Teilintegriertes Wohnmobil von Marie-noelle

Hello everyone : ) I (Marie) have been a fan of camper vans for years... about 15 years (I specify my first name because you will surely be able to read the comments left by my tenants... comments that are 99% friendly : ) !! but which were about my previous camper van).My partner André has been living with me for four years... he didn't know about vacations in a camper van, I introduced him to it and HE LOVES IT : )I changed camper vans last February for a more recent one, it is from 2007, but has only 71,000 km... in excellent overall condition, excellent engine (runs on diesel), no engine problems!!! a real gem... more modern, differently arranged, very pleasant to live in with all the options... :- French bed for 'the parents' bedroom' plus a dinette bed for the children, several cupboards for storage, a wardrobe, a very well arranged kitchen area with gas burners, refrigerator, and freezer that works either on 220 volts, or on gas or onthe battery cell while driving, satellite television, heating, bathroom with separate shower, solar panels, outdoor awning + camping table and chair equipment, large storage compartment under the bed accessible from the outside or everything necessary is stored in bins (extra tent necessities, first aid kit, water filling kit, etc... This is the second motorhome I am renting out, I have never had any real problems with my previous tenants, just minor issues, but we always work it out, and I have had some very nice encounters.. people from afar, sometimes very far away, but with whom I have remained friends :) ... it’s also a way to discover the joys of traveling in a motorhome without stress... freedom!!!!! 99% of the time, I have never had problems finding a place to spend the night and I assure you, no issues at all finding a spot to park in big cities for visiting. Similarly, for the night, I lend my guide.

France Passion to find places to sleep with very often at least electricity and sometimes toilets and water. The France Passion guide avoids going to a campsite and paying for one or more nights (which is not negligible...) I pay the annual subscription and then with the guide, we don't pay at the homes of people who practice different trades: winemaking, cheese-making, agriculture, crafts. Getting to know these people is very interesting... they offer to visit their vineyard or cheese factory or farm, etc. and this is part of the local commerce, and it creates a lot of human connection... that's why I suggest lending you my guide to indicate upon your arrival that you come through France Passion, your welcome will be great :) Weekend rental from Friday evening to Sunday evening: 150 euros, weekly rental or more, refer to the calendar.