Normandy

Explore mile upon mile of coastline, discovering high cliffs, pebbled coves and stretches of golden sand whilst camping in Normandy. The region has a fascinating history, with many interesting museums that beg discovery, while inland, you will find magnificent forests, tranquil streams and fruit orchards - in this beautiful setting you will find a choice of Normandy campsites. Camping in Normandy is a superb way to experience this diverse French region. With beautiful landscapes and a vast array of attractions throughout the area, it is easy to see why camping in Normandy is a popular choice for a family holiday.

Canvas Holidays offer ideal Normandy camping holidays whether you are travelling as a couple or a family. We have a range of luxury mobile homes available, plus the campsites offer a choice of superb onsite facilities. Campsites in Normandy make the perfect base for exploring this fascinating region.

Places to see & things to do whilst camping in Normandy

D-Day Landing Beaches – for a memorable day out whilst camping in Normandy, take a day trip to the landing beaches along the Côte de Nacre, which include Omaha, Juno & Sword, as well as the many war memorials in the area.

Bayeux – the home of the celebrated tapestry, a 70m long piece of linen, stitched in 1067 depicting the events of the Norman Conquest, leading up to and including the Battle of Hastings. This is one of the most historically significant sights to see whilst camping in Normandy.

Honfleur – a picturesque seaside town, full of historical and artistic interest. The town makes for an excellent day out whist staying at a campsite in Normandy - wander around the cobbled streets or take one of the daily cruises along the river for a spectacular view of the Pont de Normandy.

Caen – originally built by William the Conqueror, the town was largely destroyed during the Second World War. However, the main buildings, the Abbaye aux Dames, the Abbaye aux Hommes and the château remain, and are worth a visit whilst camping in Normandy.

Fécamp – a sea-fishing port with an attractive promenade. The Musée de la Bénédictine, where the famous liqueur is made, is a must see when staying at a Normandy campsite. Tour the Bénédictine distillery and the old distilling chamber, enjoying a free tasting at the end of the tour.

Falaise – the birth place of William the Conqueror is home to one of the first stone castles to be built in Normandy. Climb the battlements for spectacular views over the surrounding area.

Browse our range of luxury mobile homes and campsites in Normandy, and then book the perfect camping holiday with Canvas Holidays.

Recommended Routes to Normandy

Short Sea Crossing
Sail to Calais and it is around 225 miles to St Aubin.

Long Sea Crossing
From Caen it is 12 miles to St Aubin.

By Air
Fly to Paris Charles de Gaulle or Beauvais.

From Ireland
We recommend you take a Landbridge crossing to the UK, then take a crossing as detailed above.

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