Camping Étretat, in Normandy
Discover the Normandy cliffs by staying at camping l'Oiseau Blanc
Our campsite near Étretat is the perfect place to spend an unforgettable holiday with your family, friends or partner. Make the most of this campsite in Étretat, we're waiting for you!
Camping Étretat: l'Oiseau Blanc, a haven between cliffs and hedged farmland
Located in Sassetot-le-Mauconduit, just ten minutes from the famous white cliffs of the Côte d'Albâtre, Camping l'Oiseau Blanc offers a peaceful setting ideal for families. This camping Étretat extends over three hectares and has play areas and a petanque pitch where young and old can get together. The proximity of Étretat's chalk cliffs - over 90 m high and crossed by three natural arches - means you can enjoy spectacular walks and grey pebble beaches. Once a simple fishing village, Étretat became a popular seaside resort for artists and the bourgeoisie in the XIXᵉ century; Monet, Renoir and Debussy found inspiration here.
From the campsite, you can easily reach the coastal paths of Fécamp and Étretat, go cycling, play golf or venture out on the accrobranche or paintball courses. Small beaches such as Petites-Dalles are just a short drive away, as is the village where you'll find a butcher's, baker's and restaurant. Between the sea and the countryside, Camping l'Oiseau Blanc is the perfect address for an authentic, natural holiday in Normandy.
Welcome to the campsite l'Oiseau Blanc, campsite in Étretat
Marion and Florian welcome you to a quiet, family-friendly 2-star campsite in the heart of the countryside and 2 km from the sea (Petites Dalles and Grandes Dalles). Find the location of our Étretat campsite
Choose your accommodation: pitches and rentals
So that your camping Étretat We offer a wide choice of accommodation to suit all tastes. On the three-hectare estate, you'll find spacious, leafy pitches to pitch your tent or park your caravan or motorhome. Each plot is surrounded by hedges and close to the toilet blocks, playground and petanque area. For those looking for even more comfort, our fully-equipped mobile homes offer you a real little home in Normandy, just a stone's throw from the chalk cliffs.
We therefore propose :
- from pitches for tents, perfect for campers looking for authenticity;
- from pitches for caravans, with connections and easy access;
- from pitches for motor caravans, to make the most of your nomadic freedom;
- from comfortable mobile homes equipped kitchen, bathroom and terrace.
Whichever you choose, you'll be staying in a peaceful setting just a few minutes from the cliffs of Étretat and the beaches of the Côte d'Albâtre , with direct access to hiking trails, cycle paths and the many leisure activities on offer around the campsite
We've got everything you need for a great and unforgettable holiday at our Etretat campsite
Free wifi
Play area
Pizzas
Bar & grocery
Toilet and shower facilities
Laundry
Your activities at the campsite: between sea and nature
Visit camping Étretat, You'll have days full of discoveries and thrills. On site, you can take advantage of the wide open spaces to organise a football match or a game of pétanque, while the children frolic on the playground. Feel like exploring? Put on your hiking boots and set off along the coastal paths linking Fécamp and Étretat - they offer exceptional views of the white cliffs and their arches. The GR 21, the long-distance hiking route that crosses the Côte d'Albâtre, passes through Étretat.
The region is full of activities for all the family. Just a few minutes from the campsite, the beaches of Petites-Dalles invite you to swim and relax, while Veules-les-Roses is popular for sailing, kayaking and paddle-boarding. Cyclists will love the trails that wind between the bocage and the coastline, while golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round of golf overlooking the sea on the famous Étretat course. For extra adrenalin, head to the nearby adventure park to try your hand at tree climbing, paintball or laser tag. And don't forget to visit Saint valery en Caux and Étretat: their cliffs sculpted by the sea, their fishing port and the Benedictine palace are among the must-sees of the coast.
