Suggestions for Normandy caravan site please?

[Lee4]

My Wife and I (OK and the dog!!) are hoping to take our caravan abroad for the first time next September, and are hoping to visit Normandy - mainly for the D-day history etc.....

THere's just the two of us - no kids (except the spoilt 3 year old Sprollie!), and we're looking for a quiet site (ie don't need a clubhouse and entertainment), that obviously takes dogs.

Probable crossing will be via Dover fery or tunnel - can Normandy be reached easily without using toll roads from there?

Any suggestions and tips would be appreciated!

Regards,

Lee.

 

[ValA.]

Lee - have a look at the Camping Cheque website, www.campingcheque.co.uk - for sites which will cost just

 

[ValA.]

Le Cormoran, which is a Camping Cheque site, is 20 metres from the beach! It's near to St Mere Eglise, and although it appears to have loads of facilities, as I said in the last posting, sites in France will be quiet in September. After mid-August all the French go home, some Brits arrive, but sites are never full and really it's the best time to holiday. The site takes dogs, too. You'll be saving 7 euros per night by using Camping Cheques.

 

[ValA.]

Le Cormoran, which is a Camping Cheque site, is 20 metres from the beach! It's near to St Mere Eglise, and although it appears to have loads of facilities, as I said in the last posting, sites in France will be quiet in September. After mid-August all the French go home, some Brits arrive, but sites are never full and really it's the best time to holiday. The site takes dogs, too. You'll be saving 7 euros per night by using Camping Cheques.

Sorry, and you'll save 3 euros on the dog too, so 10 euros per night saving.

 

[Lee4]

Thanks for that Val.

I'll check those out. Le Cormoran sounds very good, as a certain sprollie LOVES to get wet while chasing birds ..........

Was looking at the ASCI card site, and came across a caravan site called Le Fanal - anyone know of this one?

Regards,

Lee.

 

[SteveW77]

I stayed here when I visited the Landing beaches.

Le Vallee

88, rue de la Vall

 

[Suzac]

Have a look at Chateau De Martragny between Caen and Bayeux. Excellent site takes Camping Cheques and handy for all the British D-Day Beaches and the American Cemetery and Omaha Landing Beaches.

 

[trucker]

Chateau De Martragny is my choice for normandy, beeen their twice. Great site and with camping cheques is great value. La Vallee is also a good site with sea views

Kevin H

 

[LesleyRussell]

Why not try 1 week at Le Cormoran to visit the American beaches and museums and then travel back towards Bayeaux (Chateau Martragny) for the English / Canadian beaches?

 

[Fenester]

The municipal at Carantan. Good site quiet clean facilties right in centre of town. Good for extended stays. Relatively cheap.

 

[Suzac]

Wherever you decide there is one place everyone should visit - the American War Cemetery above Omaha Beach - unbelievably moving as is the British Cemeterey of course at Bayeuax