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tourism in the Normandy region
Normandy will be delighted to welcome you for your family holiday or romantic weekend. This “Land of the Northmen” has something to satisfy all your desires and quench your thirst for adventure!
With its history, culture and heritage, Normandy has everything you need for a wonderful vacation… See you soon in Normandy!
To find out more about this dream region, visit the website of the Comité Régional du Tourisme de Normandie.
From the campsite, you’ll have easy access to the whole of the former Basse-Normandie region, including the three départements of Calvados, Manche and Orne.
La Roseraie d’Omaha campsite in Normandy
The location of the Roseraie d’Omaha campsite in Normandy is a major advantage for all our guests.
In addition to being the closest campsite to the Omaha Beach American military cemetery (5 minutes away in Colleville-sur-mer), it is also at the center of all the historic sites of the historical sites of the D-DAY of 1944.
From the campsite, you’ll have quick and easy access to the D-Day beaches. The campsite’s location is also an asset for hikers, cyclists, fishermen (sea and river) and/or beach-goers.
Calvados: the historical and cultural heart of France
- The D-Day Beaches Emblematic sites of the Second World War, these beaches are poignant places of remembrance, with dedicated museums and commemorative cemeteries.
- Bayeux: As well as its famous Bayeux Tapestry, this town boasts rich medieval architecture and the Battle of Normandy Memorial Museum.
- Honfleur: This charming fishing port, with its picturesque old harbor and narrow streets, has been a source of inspiration for artists for centuries.
- Clécy: Rolling countryside, outdoor activities such as canoeing on the Orne, and renowned climbing routes make this an ideal getaway for nature lovers and adventurers.
- Le Pays d’Auge: Discover rolling landscapes dotted with apple trees, visit Calvados distilleries and taste local cheese in this bucolic region…
La Manche: Between Land and Sea
- Mont-Saint-Michel: This UNESCO World Heritage jewel, with its perched abbey, offers one of the most emblematic views in France.
- The Chausey Islands: Accessible from Granville, these islands offer an unspoilt natural setting ideal for hiking and wildlife observation.
- Cherbourg: Discover La Cité de la Mer, a museum dedicated to underwater adventure, housed in the former transatlantic ferry terminal.
The Orne: Natural and historical treasures
- Haras du Pin: Nicknamed the “Versailles of the horse”, this national stud is a must-see for lovers of horsemanship and history.
- Bagnoles-de-l’Orne: This spa is renowned for its healing waters and enchanting setting, perfect for relaxation and hiking.
- La Roche d’Oëtre: With spectacular views over the Rouvre gorges, this natural site is ideal for hiking and contact with nature.
Activities not to be missed
- Tasting local produce: Camembert, cider, Calvados and seafood can be enjoyed directly from producers or at local markets.
- Hiking and walking: Basse-Normandie has a wealth of coastal paths, country lanes and nature parks to suit all levels of walker.
- Cultural visits: Numerous castles, churches and abbeys dot the region, offering a glimpse of its rich historical and architectural past.
Landmarks
Finally, we would also like to offer you some suggestions for famous places to visit in the vicinity of the campsite:
- Bayeux – Visit the medieval town 10 min. away.
- Arromanches – Landing Museum and Longues sur mer batteries 20 min. away.
- Omaha Beach – Overlord Museum and American Cemetery 5 min. away.
- Cherbourg – La cité de la mer and its giant aquarium 1h away.
- Caen – Caen’s Château Ducal and old quarters, 30 min. away.
- Mont Saint Michel 1h45 away.
- Clécy and the Souleuvre viaduct 50 minutes away.
- The center of Deauville and its famous boardwalk are 1 hour away.
