Camping Normandy

During a family stay at one of our seaside campsites in Normandy, you can indulge in all your favourite activities: bike rides, swimming, simply lazing, and even water sports. At our 5 star campsites in Normandy, you’ll find all your kids’ faves too: children’s and teens’ clubs, water slides, water park... and more.

Normandy is also the ideal region for a cultural and culinary tour. When it comes to history and heritage, you’ll be in awe before the D-Day Landing beaches, the Bayeux tapestry and Mont-Saint-Michel. 
And as for gastronomic delights, we’re prepared to bet that you’ll soon become addicted to the local specialities! The Normandy cheeses (e.g. Camembert and Pont-l’Évêque), Mère Poulard’s omelette and the Isigny caramels are all hard to resist!

For a perfect stay in Normandy, we can offer your favourite type of accommodation: 
•    pitch for tent in Normandy;
•    pitch for camper van in Normandy;
•    mobile home in Normandy;
•    mobile home with PRM access in Normandy.

From your accommodation, you can also enjoy direct access to the beach. And what’s more, our family campsites in Normandy are happy to welcome your pets! 

During your stay at one of our high-end campsites in Normandy, set out to explore the region! It is made up of five departments, two of which are particularly appreciated by tourists: 
•    Calvados: Deauville, Cabourg, Honfleur... whether you come for the summer holidays or just for a weekend, it’s impossible to resist the allure of these seaside resorts. The Calvados department also features some outstanding natural and historical sites: the Gorges de la Vire, Pointe du Hoc and, in the south of the department, Falaise and its castle.
•    Manche: with almost 300 km of coastline, the Manche department is paradise for bathers and hikers alike. In addition to Mont-Saint-Michel, there’s a myriad of villages and fishing harbours that will fuel your spirit of adventure, including Barfleur, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue and Maupertus-sur-Mer. 

Here, world-famous tourist destinations sit alongside small, characteristic coastal harbours: 
•    St Aubin-sur-Mer (Calvados): after a day spent in your campsite’s swimming pool, savour Normandy’s gastronomy in one of the town’s seafront restaurants.
•    Caen (Calvados): head out from your campsite with direct access to the sea and explore the former capital of Lower Normandy, just a 30-minute drive away. With its ducal castle, peace memorial and the Abbey of Saint-Étienne, you’ll find plenty to see and do. 
•    Deauville and Trouville (Calvados): these two resorts on the Côte Fleurie are the epitome of Norman luxury and chic. Two of the most upscale destinations in France!
•    Maupertus-sur-Mer (Manche): a small village that looks just like a postcard from Normandy. Nestled between bocage landscapes and rolling meadows, hiking fans will be in their element.
•    Mont-Saint-Michel (Manche): how did this lonely islet become an architectural gem? To find out, head to the centre of the eponymous bay. 
•    Cherbourg (Manche): located at the tip of the Cotentin peninsula, the town of Cherbourg has a distinctly maritime feel. The highlight will be a trip to the Cité de la Mer and its huge aquarium.
•    Granville (Manche): on the western facade of the Manche department, this town was long the lair of some of the most formidable privateers. Granville is more peaceful today and you’re sure to be smitten with its ramparts and fishing harbour.
•    Étretat (Seine-Maritime): treat yourself to a peaceful, leisurely stroll along its beach and at the foot of its famous cliffs.

Our luxury campsites are ideally located when you want to immerse yourself in the local culture and surrounding nature: 
•    The D-Day Landing beaches: with Juno Beach, Omaha Beach and Sword Beach in the Calvados and Utah Beach in the Manche department, you’ll feel all the emotion of this landmark historical event. In the surrounding area, there are dozens of museums where you can find out all you need to know about the Allies’ heroic victory.
•    The cliffs of Étretat: to the east of the landing beaches, head to the top of the cliffs of Étretat in the Seine-Maritime for a blast of fresh sea air. Towering more than 100 metres above the Atlantic Ocean, it’s a bit too high to attempt a dive, but ideal for admiring the sweeping views!
•    Cotentin peninsula: this area feels like the edge of the world and will enchant nature lovers. The Cotentin Natural Regional Park will introduce you to some unexpected and untamed fauna and flora. 
•    The Chausey Islands: located off the coast in the English Channel, the Chausey Islands are a string of islets that remain particularly wild. An opportunity for you to take to the sea and conquer its sandy beaches and many hiking trails.