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  • Ferry to the UK advice
  • RoterStern
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    I’m thinking about taking the troop to the UK to visit the family for Easter. We’ll be travelling in a 7.5m long and 3.10m high mobile home with six people. We want to stay in London on the way up to the Midlands (Shropshire) and was wondering if anyone knows which routes are the cheapest (we will be coming from Germany) or if there are any websites that can make a direct price comparison as all the ones I have tried so far make you choose the route first. Thanks.

    wukfit
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    You are a human trafficker, and I claim my £5

    Pawsy_Bear
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    philxx1975
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    I stowing away in a lorry not an option?

    RoterStern
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    You are a human trafficker, and I claim my £5 Busted! 🙂

    ianfitz
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    My camper isn’t quite that big but dfds as linked above have always been the cheapest. The fixed time ones particularly so.

    Usually do fixed on the way out and flex on the way back

    cranberry
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    For London/south I would guess that Hoek van Holland to Harwich would be the most logical crossing.

    hammyuk
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    Hook/Harwich but be careful on the timings as they charge you for a cabin on the late sailing – its not optional.
    Same route during the day = no cabin and half the cost.
    Sure you can’t just use the chunnel?

    mendippete
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    You need to find a camp site out side of the m25 and go in to London on a train as you will have to pay the emission zone charge for motorhomes , you can check here https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/low-emission-zone

    easygirl
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    Try the campsite at crystal palace, it’s 20 mins by train into the city, and crystal palace itself is a nice place to eat and have a look round , we’ve stayed there several times. Yiu would need to pre book though

    http://www.caravanclub.co.uk/caravanclubapps/applications/uk-caravan-sites-and-parks/SiteDetails.aspx?csid=21863

    Depends if yiur camper is euro 5 , if it is going through London is ok

    It was around £10 for a day ticket at Xmas , and that covers train , bus etc

    RoterStern
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    We are planning on heading to that campsite in Crystal Palace. Used to live just down the road so know the area well. The camper is based on a Fiat Ducato and is Euro 5 so AFAIK I can drive inti London (it’s got the green placard for all cities in Germany).
    Looked at that link for DFD that seems to be the cheapest I’ve found so far. Thanks.

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