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Criel-sur-Mer
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Seine-Maritime campsite: Discover the surrounding area
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Seine-Maritime camping holidays: visiting the region
Boasting a prodigious historical and natural heritage, the Seine-Maritime region is a treasure trove of wonders just waiting to be explored! Numerous tourist circuits, hiking, cycling and horse-riding trails enable you to get up close to these treasures while fully immersing yourself in unspoilt natural areas.
A stay at a Seine-Maritime campsite will also allow you to discover charming towns such as Veules-les-Roses, Varengeville-sur-Mer and many others!
Pourville-sur-mer
The beach at Pourville-sur-Mer is just like the Côte d’Albâtre: immaculate. You can take a leisurely stroll along the rolling countryside and enjoy the beaches of this town classified as a Station Verte. During your stay at the Marqueval campsite in Pourville, on the Channel coast, golf enthusiasts will be able to play at the Dieppe-Pourville Golf Club.
Dieppe-Pourville Golf Club
The ancestor of Normandy’s golf courses, perched on the cliffs between Dieppe and Pourville, offers a varied, wooded 18-hole course with magnificent views of the sea and the cliffs of Pourville and Varengeville. The 18-hole Dieppe. Pourville are spread over 60 hectares. You’ll also find a tennis court, mini golf and a horse-riding center.
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The GR21
The circuit includes many remarkable viewpoints in Pourville-sur-Mer, but especially in Varengeville-sur-Mer. You’ll find some of the finest panoramas in the region.
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Varengeville-sur-Mer
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Pourville-sur-mer
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The beaches of the Côte d’Albâtre
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Tréport
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Fécamp
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Étretat
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Dieppe
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Yport
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Veulettes-sur-Mer
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Veules-les-Roses
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Saint-Valery-en-Caux
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Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer
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Quiberville
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Hautot-sur-Mer
Dieppe (6 km away)
With its long beach, perched castle and harbour at the heart of the town, Dieppe has an inimitable charm that has made it France’s leading seaside resort. Combining maritime, cultural and gastronomic traditions, the town now offers a full range of tourist services…
Leisure activities and monuments : L’Estran Cité de la mer, Le Château Musée, Le Mémorial du 19 août 1942, Casino, Port de plaisance Jehan Ango
See the activities
- Sailing, quad biking, karting
- Overview of the region’s coastline and inland areas
- Bowling with 8 lanes
- Horse Racing
- Sailing and boat rental
- Aquatic and Thalasso Center: les Bains Dieppe
- Discover England on Transmanche ferries
Etretat (79 km away)
What can we say about Etretat except that it’s a unique site that attracts people all year round. Framed by the Porte d’Amont and Porte d’Aval, and bordered by 90m-high cliffs, Etretat is to Normandy what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris. A veritable festival of arches and needles, this little town on the Côte d’Albâtre became famous thanks in particular to Arsène Lupin, who lived there.
Eu – Le Tréport (40km away)
Eu: Backed by a vast, magnificent forest, a theater of light and legend, Eu-Le Tréport boasts Normandy’s most important built heritage after Rouen.
What to see Château d’Eu , Collegiate church of Notre-Dame
Le Tréport, the seaside resort, a jewel of the Belle Epoque, dotted with multicoloured villas and enlivened by the fishing port.
Also worth discovering during a stay at a Seine-Maritime campsite:
- The Loops of the Seine Regional Park with its prestigious abbeys
- Rouen and its artistic and religious heritage
- Fécamp invites visitors to discover the Trinité abbey church and the Palais de la Bénédictine.
- Quiberville
To find out more, discover other places to see and things to do within 30km of our campsite near Dieppe.
