Campsite Caen (35km)
Looking for a campsite in or around Caen? Camping Calvados L’Escapade is about 40 minutes (40 kilometers) from Caen.
Campsite near Caen with indoor heated swimming pool
Would you like to stay with your partner, family or friends at a campsite near Caen with an indoor heated swimming pool to relax in after your visit to the Memorial and your char à voile baptism?
Welcome to l’Escapade, one of Normandy’s finest 4-star open-air hotels with water park. Step through the gates of our water park, heated to nearly 30ºC from April to September, and select your play or relaxation area.
Want to swim a few laps? Then head for the indoor pool, with its retractable roof that opens on sunny days to convert it into a large outdoor pool.
Are your children bored with swimming, relaxing and aqua aerobics? They’ll be delighted to throw themselves into the two pentaglide slides to race with their new friends and get their fill of thrills.
If you’re staying at our campsite near Caen with young children, you’ll find a safe, heated paddling pool in our aquatic area, so they too can enjoy the pleasures of swimming.
Need to relax after your swim and activities in Calvados? We’ve thought of everything by installing sunbeds around the pool!
Tourism in Caen
Have you booked your next vacation at our campsite near Caen and would you like to go sightseeing in Calvados? It’s a good thing, because with its heritage, green spaces and lively city center, Caen is a capital to be experienced to the full!
Relax for a few minutes on your terrace, then reach the prefecture of Calvados in only 30 minutes by car!
The city of William the Conqueror, nicknamed the “City of a hundred steeples”, Caen is home to a magnificent cultural and architectural heritage. The Memorial, the ducal castle, the Saint-Pierre church, the Ladies’ Abbey, the Men’s Abbey and the half-timbered houses such as the Quatrans’ house are among the main attractions of the city.
Caen, bombed in the summer of 1944 and a martyr city during the Liberation, deserved a tribute commensurate with what it had endured. The Caen Memorial was inaugurated on June 6, 1988 by François Mitterand. The Cité de l’Histoire pour la Paix (City of History for Peace ) offers a historical journey and a reflection on the future, with an eye to peace.
Theformer capital of Basse-Normandie boasts a total of 86 historic monuments. For this reason, it appeals as much to lovers of architecture and heritage as it does to history buffs.
Between two visits, take the time to stroll through the pedestrian streets of the old town, such as Rue Froide, characterized by its charming boutiques. The Vallée des Jardins, close to the Memorial, is a peaceful place to recharge your batteries.
Looking for an unusual experience during your camping holiday in Caen? Take a boat ride on the canal or play golf with your children.
