This blog entry is about the way of living on the campsite with children. You’ll find activities to do with them on our campsite, your children will for sure have some good time with you around the lake or even in the children’s playground.
In July and August you can let Matthew, who runs the Kid’s Club, take care of your children, he will be THE man of the situation.
In addition to historical sites, there are also places plenty of family friendly d-day beaches and activities. During your stay at Castel Camping du Brévedent in Normandy, planning a visit to the landing beaches with children can be an educational and memorable experience for the whole family. Staying at Camping Le Brévedent [...]
The Armada brings the Rouen quays to life, along the Seine river. This year, the 8th edition of the event is taking place from June 8th to June 18th. The first edition of the Armada took place in 1989. Since then every 4 to 6 [...]
Hélène Desmoulin, a Norman artist, created her company in 2013. At the beginning, she created cards and table decor for birthdays, weddings and birth announcements. But as she has no cutting machine, 3D printer or computer program, Hélène makes everything by hand with her little scalpel, impossible [...]
Made from plants harvested during a walk within the campsite, Lyse invites you to experiment, make and test colorful inks in a fun, creative and collaborative way! About Lyse Marfil… Lyse is a storyteller and a nature curious person and so she chose the [...]
We are fortunate in Normandy to have many sites full of history. I am thinking of the castle of Crevecœur, ideally located a few kilometres from Lisieux in the Pays d'auge. Dating from the 12th century in the Middle Ages, this small seigneury offers us many [...]
Le Brévedent campsite is only 10 minutes from the Cerza wildlife park in Hermival les vaux. We recommend it! It is one of the busiest in France with more than 250,000 visitors each year. What makes its reputation are its 120 claimed species living in semi-freedom in 70 hectares, between the forests [...]
Our beautiful Norman coast! The cliffs of the "Vaches Noires" at Villers sur mer, 35 minutes from Le Brévedent, are a classified and protected site. They are rich in geological and paleontological heritage. If you are looking for something, it is possible to find a fossil dating at least from the Jurassic [...]
