Camping Holiday Northern France 2023 | Our Holiday Parks

Welcome to North West France
	A family camping holiday on France’s North West coastline is like a real breath of fresh air (without even having to travel too far from home!). Fabulous coastline, beautiful countryside, fascinating history and culture… there’s so much to explore and enjoy when you holiday at one of our holiday parks in Normandy or Brittany. Check out Domaine de Litteau on the edge of the Cerisy forest in Normandy, Domaine de Kerlann and Le Conguel for a beach side Brittany experience, and Les Pierres Couchées just south of Brittany in the lovely area of Loire Atlantique for a great seaside camping getaway.

Where to stay in Northern France

Domaine de Litteau

Litteau, Calvados

Situated on the edge of the Cerisy Forest in Normandy, Siblu’s Domaine de Litteau is the ideal place for a countryside holiday retreat in a stunning natural setting. Perfect for family holidays with children of all ages, this peaceful holiday park boasts a covered pool complex, an outdoor play zone and two on-site fishing lakes.

Covered pool with slide and spa bath

Pet-friendly accommodation available on request (please give us a ring!)

Touring pitches available

27-May -

03-Jun

Domaine de Litteau

Les Pierres Couchées

Loire Atlantique

Looking for a beach holiday where you can more or less hear the waves lapping on the shore from your mobile home's terrace? Situated just a two-minute walk from the beach, Les Pierres Couchées holiday park on the Loire Atlantique coast (just south of Brittany) is the perfect coastal holiday for your family holiday to France this summer.

300-seater entertainment venue

Beach 300 m away

Waterslides, paddling pools, spa baths

27-May -

03-Jun

Les Pierres Couchées

Domaine de Kerlann

Pont Aven

Situated just a few kilometres from stunning sandy beaches, Siblu’s Domaine de Kerlann is the perfect holiday park for soaking in the beauty of southern Brittany. On our camping park, family members of all ages will love the giant splash zone, indoor and outdoor pools, kids' clubs and evening entertainment.

Indoor and outdoor heated pools

Pets allowed in some accommodation

5km from the beach

27-May -

03-Jun

Domaine de Kerlann

Le Conguel

Quiberon

Located only 10 metres from the beach on Brittany’s Quiberon peninsula, Siblu’s Le Conguel is the perfect park for a stunning beach getaway. Indoor and outdoor pool complexes, waterslides, free kids’ clubs and evening entertainment promise hours of fun on-site at Le Conguel. Off-park, Brittany has something for everyone: water sports, historical wonders and local culinary delicacies...

Beach 10m away

Pool complex with slides

Touring pitches available

27-May -

03-Jun

Le Conguel

Why Choose North West France?

Drive Yourself

Bring your family car from the UK on the ferry!

Nature

Unspoiled beaches, beautiful islands and peaceful forests, perfect for walking holidays

Culture

Picturesque towns, delicious dishes and traditional festivals

History

From stone age structures to the D-day landings

Where to find them: Map of Siblu holiday parks in France

Things To Do in North West France

History

From the megalithic complex at Carnac in Brittany (the largest collection of standing stones in the world) to the famous beaches of the 1944 Normandy landings, there’s nothing like standing right where it happened to bring the history books to life. Not far from Caen ferry port, the D-day beaches still bear traces of the recent past, with gun batteries, remains of the ‘floating harbour’ and restored German bunkers. Meanwhile the film at the Arromanches 360° cinema draws on archival footage to bring the events of the past to life. A visit to the British war cemetery in Bayeux brings home the human cost of the conflict and provides the opportunity to remember soldiers who gave their lives in both world wars. Bayeaux is also home to the famous Bayeaux tapestry: an amazingly well-preserved embroidered cloth which recounts the conquest of England by William the Conqueror (whose birth place, the Chateau de Falaise, is also open to visitors).

Nature

The beauty of Brittany’s beaches is well-know: wild coastline, sandy beaches, secret coves. You might also want to check out the Crozon peninsula (ideal for hiking along the stunning Breton coastline); the Gulf of Morbihan (where you can take a boat over to one of the picturesque islands) or the salt flats at Guérande (a beautiful medieval village where you can witness the traditional techniques of harvesting salt from the marshes). Normandy’s beaches might be most famous for their history but they are also ideal for swimming, sunbathing and sports. It is also worth exploring the unspoiled countryside along the banks of the River Orne (dubbed the ‘Suisse Normande’ because its rugged green landscape looks a lot like the Swiss Alps). Meanwhile Siblu’s Domaine de Litteau is situated just on the edge of the Cerisy forest nature reserve, a 2,000 hectare beech woodland rich in plants, animals and insect life.

Culture

The North West regions of France are known throughout the country for a number of incredible culinary specialities. Did you know that Normandy is the home of camembert and cider? Or that Brittany is particularly famous for its crêpes (a drizzle of salted caramel is always a popular choice of topping)? This is also the place to be if you’re a fan of fresh and delicious seafood: you can’t leave Normandy without tasting the famous Coquille St Jacques scallops. To experience more local flavour why not take a day trip to one of the northwest towns and cities: picturesque Honfleur, bustling Nantes, historic Quimper or charming Pont-Aven (just next to Domaine de Kerlann). Brittany is also famous for its Celtic heritage so if you’re lucky your visit might coincide with one of its many summer festivals where you can experience traditional clothing, music and dance.