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Camping in Normandy
 The Normandy region is essentially split into two halves, Upper and Lower, or Haute and Basse. Upper Normandy consists of Seine-Maritime and Eure whilst Lower Normandy is made up of Calvados and Manche.
Camping in Normandy is hugely popular and deservedly so. As well as the stunning country side and ease of access from the UK, there's an abundance of history and none more famous than the World War Two Normandy Landing Beaches.
The trendy town of Deauville is always worth a visit and is probably best known for it's horse-racing and film-festival (as well as a walk across the bridge into neighbouring trouville!)
And no visit to Normandy would be complete without a visit to the Mont St-Michel which stands on the Normandy/Brittany border.
Enjoying a campng holiday in Normandy is easy, though like any holiday taken in France it all depends on where you set off from in the UK. A Dover - Calais crossing is normally the cheapest option with a drive down the coast to your campsite. If you live further North in the UK and want to avoid a longer drive once you get to France, a Portsmouth - Le Havre/Caen/Cherbourg or Newhaven - Dieppe are all suitable alternatives.
All our Normandy campsites can be packaged with a ferry crossing using the booking engine at the top of the page. Should you wish to book a ferry separately however, please visit our Ferry to France page.
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