Espace Maupassant

Étretat

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

73 Rue Guy de Maupassant
76790 Étretat
Seine-Maritime, Normandie
France

Itinéraire

Réservation

Impossible. Vente uniquement sur place

Tarifs

Parking for 2 adults

14.32€ /24h

dont 1.32€ de taxe de séjour

Nombre d'emplacements

Currently for 24h

11 places

disponibles / 35

Liens utiles

Le Havre Etretat Normandy Tourism

Équipements et services

Vidange

Ravitaillement en eau

Raccordement électrique

Prises 10A

Stationnement

Emplacements Standards

Sols stabilisés

Poubelles

Moyens de paiement

CB avec insertion

CB sans contact

Porte-monnaie Qipeo

Prix complémentaires

Water

4€ /10min

Electricity

6€ /8h

Description

Welcoming motorhome area located in Étretat (Seine‑Maritime), offering emptying, water replenishment, electrical connection and parking. Two emptying/filling points are available: one inside for users staying on site and one accessible from the outside for travelers passing through. Parking is limited to 72 hours and the area is located right next to the Étretat campsite, convenient for extending your stay. Every Thursday morning, the market under the halls of Place Maréchal Foch regularly offers local products (Norman cheeses, cider, calvados, seafood depending on the season, teurgoule, Étretat shortbread). Étretat is part of the Grand Site Falaises d’Étretat‑Côte d’Albâtre, committed to landscape preservation; the Amont cliff is owned by the Conservatoire du littoral and managed as a Sensitive Natural Area. Respect the instructions posted on the beach and cliffs (stay on marked paths, keep away from the edge and the base, take your rubbish with you, camping/bivouacking prohibited, etc.); in season, crowds can complicate movement, favor public transport, bicycle or the GR21 for your walks.

Tourisme

Étretat (Seine-Maritime, France)

Étretat is a small Norman seaside resort famous for its chalk cliffs that drop steeply into the English Channel. The village combines a pebble beach, coastal promenades and a lively seafront in season. Many Impressionist painters, including Claude Monet, set up their easels here, drawn by the play of light on sea and stone. Visitors come as much for the spectacular views as for the maritime atmosphere and seafood.

Nature and landscapes

The landscape attractions are clear: the Porte d’Aval, the Aiguille rising from the water and the Porte d'Amont form a unique geological ensemble. The GR21 trails follow the cliffs and offer changing panoramas depending on tide and light. Sunsets over the Channel are especially photographed here.

Heritage and literature

Étretat inspired painters and writers. The site is associated with Claude Monet for his canvases and with Maurice Leblanc, who sets several Arsène Lupin adventures in the region. The local heritage remains modest but lively: seaside villas, small chapels and waterfront promenades reflect 19th-century tourist development.

Outdoor activities and leisure

Cliff hikes, seaside walks and photography sessions dominate. the Golf d’Étretat, perched on the cliff, attracts enthusiasts for its course and views. In season, boat trips and guided walks allow visitors to observe the cliffs from the sea.

Gastronomy and atmosphere

Local cuisine highlights seafood, crêpes and Norman products such as cider and cheeses. The town center offers friendly restaurants and crêperies; the atmosphere remains that of a small seaside resort, very busy in summer.

Not to miss

The Cliffs (Porte d'Amal and Aiguille): iconic viewpoints accessible via the trails.
The Chapel Belvedere: open view over the coast and the beach.
The Gardens of Étretat: a contemporary landscaped park with sea views.
Étretat Golf: a coastal course offering unique perspectives.
Museums and the Arsène Lupin trail: literary landmarks scattered through town.