Between the peaceful ponds of Incheville and the verdant heights of Flocques, this stopover offers a first immersion into wild nature and traditional brickwork. It is the perfect starting point to savour the calm of a Normandy that has remained true to its roots. Settle into the CAMPING-CAR PARK site of your choice and roam freely between these two neighbouring villages to enjoy their complementary atmospheres. To discover:

• The Briga Archaeological Site: Plunge into Gallo-Roman history in the heart of Bois l'Abbé. Let yourself be guided through the ancient ruins and former dwellings (1h30 visit - Open from May to September).

• The Karlostachys Jungle Garden: A total change of scenery among exotic plants and giant bamboos. An incredible interlude of biodiversity (1h15 stroll - Open from April to November).

• The Glass Traditions Museum: In Eu (very nearby), admire an ancestral and precious craftsmanship, a pillar of the local economy (1h discovery - Open from July to November).

• The Old Tréport Museum: Just 3 km away, discover the life of fishermen, sea rescues, and the golden age of sea bathing (1h visit - Open from April to September).

Neufchâtel PDO

Taste the oldest of Norman cheeses, famous for its heart shape. Its creamy texture and bold local flavour are perfect for an authentic aperitif by your motorhome.

Travel through Seine-Maritime to encounter authentic towns, nestled between verdant valleys and majestic forests. From the atmosphere of Caux markets to the refinement of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, this stop celebrates the elegance of Norman heritage. To discover:

• Luneray: Explore this weavers' town, famous for its brick houses and its unmissable Sunday market.

• Montville: Relax by its lake and discover the Firefighters Museum, one of the most important in France.

• Pavilly: Follow the water through this former cloth-making town to admire its church and peaceful gardens.

• Lyons-la-Forêt: Admire this postcard setting with its half-timbered houses and secular market hall, ranked among the most beautiful villages.

The Tarte Cauchoise

Typical of the Pays de Caux through which you are travelling, this generous apple tart is topped with crème fraîche and sometimes scented with a hint of Calvados. A melt-in-the-mouth delight that perfectly embodies local indulgence.

Dive into the heart of the Eure, where history can be read on every facade of the timber-framed houses. Between the majesty of the religious buildings in Évreux and the picturesque charm of Bernay, this stage invites you to step back in time. It is an immersion into the Normandy of old stones and waterfront gardens. To discover: You can park at the CAMPING-CAR PARK site of your choice to explore freely between these towns. Take the opportunity to stroll at your own pace through these town centres where the past meets the present.

• Évreux Cathedral (Notre-Dame): A Gothic masterpiece famous for its exceptional blue stained-glass windows that illuminate the nave.

• The Water Mirror and the Banks of the Iton: A refreshing walk in Évreux, along the old ramparts and flowered gardens (45-minute stroll).

• The Abbey Church of Notre-Dame de Bernay: A rare and refined witness to Romanesque architecture in Normandy, of absolute serenity.

The Cider of the Eure

The Eure department is a land of excellence for apples. Take advantage of your visit to taste a craft cider, dry or medium-dry, renowned for its perfect balance between freshness and fruity aromas. It is the ideal drink to accompany your breaks in the great outdoors.

Set down your bags at the La Rivière-Saint-Sauveur CAMPING-CAR PARK site and enjoy this privileged stopover to explore at your own pace.

• The La Rivière-Saint-Sauveur Marsh: A preserved natural area perfect for observing local flora and fauna in peace.

• The Old Basin of Honfleur: Just a few minutes away, let yourself be charmed by the narrow, colourful houses of this iconic port.

The Teurgoule

Discover this iconic dessert, a true Normand comfort food. This creamy rice pudding, slow-baked in the oven for hours, is delicately flavoured with cinnamon. Its caramelised crust and smooth texture make it an unmissable treat to be enjoyed warm.

This stage plunges you into the epic of William the Conqueror while honouring the memory of the Second World War. From the elegant shores of the Côte de Nacre to medieval fortresses, you will travel through landscapes where the pale limestone illuminates the towns. To discover: Set up at the CAMPING-CAR PARK site of your choice to explore these iconic sites, witnesses to medieval power and the great turning points of history.

• The Seafront Villas & Sword Beach (Lion-sur-Mer & Hermanville): Stroll along the sea to admire the "Belle Époque" architecture of the seaside villas (1h walk). Take the opportunity to retrace the steps of the soldiers by visiting “Sword Beach”, one of the historic D-Day landing beaches.

• The Caen Memorial: An essential visit to retrace the history of the soldiers of the Second World War and understand the challenges of peace (2h30 visit rich in emotion).

• The Abbaye aux Hommes & the Ducal Castle (Caen): Explore one of the largest fortified enclosures in Europe and the prestigious legacy of William the Conqueror (2h visit).

• Falaise Castle: Visit the birthplace fortress of the Conqueror, a masterpiece of medieval architecture that proudly overlooks the town (1h30 discovery).

• Villers-Bocage Market: An immersion into local life in the heart of the Bocage Normand, renowned for its exceptional products (1h stroll).

For a touch of sweetness, let yourself be tempted by the creaminess of a Pont-l'Évêque, this ancestral cheese with a bold character, or by the melting sweetness of the famous Isigny Caramels, sweet treasures from the Calvados.

This stage takes you in the footsteps of the liberators, where History changed forever on a June morning in 1944. Following the coastline from the Baie des Veys to the dunes of Utah Beach, you will discover sites charged with emotion, as well as preserved nature between marshes and hedgerows. To discover: Park your motorhome at the CAMPING-CAR PARK site of your choice to explore these places of remembrance.

• Utah Beach & the Landing Museum: Walk on the historic sand of the beach where American troops landed and visit the museum built on the very site of the battle (2h visit).

• Pointe du Hoc & Grandcamp-Maisy: Admire the impressive cliffs marked by the bombings and discover the authentic fishing port of Grandcamp.

• Carentan-les-Marais & Picauville: Dive into the heart of the Cotentin Marshes, a strategic area for paratroopers, and enjoy the peace of the hiking trails (1h15 stroll).

• Bricquebec-en-Cotentin: Visit this medieval town famous for its majestic keep and its Trappist abbey.

• The Dunes of Saint-Germain-sur-Ay: Facing the sea in this wild haven, come and admire a sunset over the Channel Islands.

The Andouille de Vire or Cotentin Ham

Here, charcuterie is an art form. Let yourself be tempted by a slice of traditionally smoked ham or the famous andouille, to be enjoyed with a piece of farmhouse bread.

This final stage leads you from the banks of the Vire to the infinite sands of the Mont-Saint-Michel Bay. Passing through Villedieu-les-Poêles, a town renowned for its arts and crafts, you will discover an industrious and passionate Normandy.To discover: Set up at the CAMPING-CAR PARK site of your choice to savour these final Norman treasures.

• Villedieu-les-Poêles & the Cornille Havard: Visit the famous Bell Foundry and discover the unique expertise of the coppersmiths in this town of character (1h30 visit).

• The Cliffs of Carolles: Take the "Customs Officers' Path" (GR223) to admire one of the most beautiful panoramas over the bay and Mont-Saint-Michel (1h bracing walk).

• Isigny-le-Buat & Condé-sur-Vire: Enjoy the gentleness of the hedgerows for one last nature break along the towpaths or in the local orchards.

• The Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel: Climb the medieval streets to explore this masterpiece of Gothic architecture and admire the breathtaking view over the quicksands.

Norman Tart: apple pie

We love apples in every shape and form, but there’s nothing better than apple pie for a sweet moment!