Camping L’Escapade
Our History
Before the Second World War, the school and the town hall of Cahagnolles were located on the same site of the Camping L’Escapade today.
On August 8, 1944, an allied bomber crashed into the two buildings, which were totally destroyed. A farm will then be established there.
L’Escapade campsite in Calvados was created in 1981 on this former farm. Over the past 40 years, four owners have succeeded one another. Since June 1, 2021, Véronique and Laurie have been running the campground. Their goal is to beautify the campground each year while preserving its environment and history.
Camping l’Escapade
in Calvados
Peace and quiet are the order of the day. Our spirit of sharing, respect and benevolence will be at your entire disposal.
We develop a maximum of services so that the whole family, from grandparents to grandchildren, can find what they are looking for.
On the campsite, you’ll find an indoor swimming pool for all-weather swimming, a multi-sports field, petanque courts, a tennis court and ping-pong tables for racket players, plus a range of children’s games including inflatables.
In the immediate vicinity of the campsite, you’ll find numerous hiking trails, as well as paths for mountain biking and horseback riding.
The campsite has 2 white fishing ponds (carp, roach, bream…). Every year we release fish to maintain a good stocking level.
Enthusiasts can indulge their passion while sharing time with the family.
Bayeux
Located 20 minutes from the campsite, Bayeux is one of Normandy’s most famous landmarks, with a history dating back to the 11th century. With its Cathedral, tapestry and many medieval activities.
The landing beaches
Located 40 minutes from the campsite, the D-Day landing beaches were the first places of liberation in the Second World War.
Museums, memorials, cemeteries, over 30 places to visit.
Mont-Saint-Michel
Situated 1h30 from the campsite, the Mont is also a must-see in the region. The Norman Wonder rises on a large rock, and includes an abbey and a small village.
You can also cross the bay on foot. A guide is essential.
