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Aire de Cabourg

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

176 Avenue Michel d'Ornano
14390 Cabourg
Calvados, Normandie
France
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Tarifs

Water
6€ /10min
Electricity
6€

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
6 places

Liens utiles

Home - Official site of Cabourg

Équipements et services

Stationnement
Sols enrobés
Animaux acceptés
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Sols stabilisés
Raccordement électrique
Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Éclairages nocturnes
Poubelles
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion
CB sans contact

Description

In the heart of Cabourg, an area dedicated to motorhome users welcomes you on the municipal parking lot of the Halles, a stone's throw from avenue de la Mer: parking with reserved spaces, electrical hookups, on-site dump station and a water supply point for emptying and filling without moving. Ideally located, the spot provides direct access to the Halles and the outdoor market — passionate local artisans, shopkeepers and regional products await you — and makes strolls through the town center easier. The atmosphere changes with the seasons, with livelier attendance during holidays, for practical and friendly stopovers.

Tourisme

Cabourg (Calvados, France)

Cabourg is an elegant seaside resort on the Côte Fleurie, known for its long fine sandy beach and Belle Époque atmosphere. The town stretches along a long promenade that invites leisurely walks facing the sea. Cabourg has a strong link with Marcel Proust, whose stays inspired scenes in In Search of Lost Time. Today the resort combines historic villas, summer events, and short cultural stays.

Heritage and history

Cabourg developed in the 19th century as a seaside resort. The Grand Hôtel embodies this Belle Époque past, with its façade visible from the beach. The avenues are lined with villas with bow windows and ornate balconies, witnesses of the former tourist boom. The connection with Marcel Proust is present in place names and local memory.

Architecture and urban planning

The town shows an urban fabric typical of the period 1880–1920: small residences, townhouses and seaside apartment buildings. The Promenade Marcel Proust runs along the beach and offers views of the façades and the sea. The casino, at the end of the seafront, adds a touch of nightlife and shows.

Nature and landscapes

The sandy beach, extensive at low tide, extends toward the estuary of the Dives, visible nearby. Coastal walks and urban green spaces offer panoramas over the English Channel and the points of the Côte Fleurie. Sunsets are clear there when the weather is fair.

Gastronomy and atmosphere

Local cuisine highlights products from Normandy: seafood, oysters, butter and cheeses, and the must-have Calvados as eau‑de‑vie. The atmosphere remains rather family‑oriented and chic, alternating markets, terraces and seasonal cultural events, including the Festival du Film Romantique.

Not to miss

  • Promenade Marcel Proust: emblematic walk facing the sea.
  • Grand Hôtel: Belle Époque façade and view of the beach.
  • Casino de Cabourg: evenings, gaming and shows.
  • Plage de Cabourg: wide sandy beach, ideal for walking and swimming.
  • Festival du Film Romantique: a major cultural event in season.

Points d'intérêt

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