Disappointing and overpriced
Port’LandCoops3
Reviewed on 03/08/2020 22:26
This welcoming site offers plenty for families or those looking for a central base from which to explore Normandy's highlights. It has been attractively landscaped, with some pitches overlooking small fishing ponds, and a modern building where a bar and restaurant are housed. Evening entertainment is held in the bar area, but the site remains largely peaceful even when busy.
Port’Land is just along the coast from Arromanches and within easy reach of many of the World War II sites, including Utah and Omaha beaches, and the region’s many cemeteries. A bus service to the medieval city of Bayeux stops a five minute walk from site. Caen also merits a visit, with its castle – once inhabited by William the Conqueror – and abbeys.
Around and About
Bayeux, Caen, D-day beaches, Arromanches, Ouistreham port, Museums, Châteaux, Cider farms, Hiking, Cycling, Horse riding, Golf, Forest adventure park, Sand yachting.
From the N13 take exit 38 (SP Vaucelles) at the roundabout take the 1st exit (D613 - Bayeux) and continue straight over next roundabout. At the traffic lights turn left on to the D6 (Port en Bessin-Huppain) continue for 4.9miles/7.8km then turn left at the traffic lights onto the D514 (Grandcamp-Maisy) continue for 0.8miles/1.3km then turn right at the traffic lights, the campsite entrance will be on the right.
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Coops3
Reviewed on 03/08/2020 22:26
smithlunar4
Reviewed on 17/09/2018 14:04