Camping in the Pyrenees in April??

[steve'o]

I have a few days holiday I have to get used by the end of the month and am planning on going down to the Pyrenees and Andorra. I'm expecting the passes to be a bit chilly still.

So do you think that they will mainly be open now or still snowed in?

And are the campsites likely to be open? I assume that they closed over the winter.

If its all going to be closed and snowed in I can still make a plan B.

Also, any must see/do/ride/visit??

 

[hutchy]

Not sure about passes in April but if you want campsite information look at the link

I have the app on my phone for this year's trip in that area, it details opening times of campsites in the area, location and contact details

App is very good and cost about 2 quid

http://www.archiescampings.eu/



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[Rocketman]

I have a few days holiday I have to get used by the end of the month and am planning on going down to the Pyrenees and Andorra. I'm expecting the passes to be a bit chilly still.

So do you think that they will mainly be open now or still snowed in?

And are the campsites likely to be open? I assume that they closed over the winter.

If its all going to be closed and snowed in I can still make a plan B.

Also, any must see/do/ride/visit??

How did you get on ,any campsite recommendations come on don't keep em to yourself

 

[CliveS]

All Passes are clear as it has been a very warm winter, very little snow below 1250 metres. Not withstanding a freak storm you wont have a problem. Night are still cold though.

 

[Simon_100]

Most campings open from Easter, even if it falls in March like this year. In Spain all of the roads are cleared the same day unless it's actually snowing - very different in France where they don't bother with minor roads even until May - check the French cycling sites for updates - most campings are on riverbanks so get cold at night well into May.

Regs

Simon