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Aire de Cassel

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

1591 Route d'Oxelaere
59670 Cassel
Nord, Hauts-de-France
France
Itinéraire
Réservation

  • with the application Qipeo

Tarifs

Parking for 2 adults
11.7€ /24h
dont 0.7€ de taxe de séjour

Nombre d'emplacements

Currently for 24h
14 places
disponibles / 19

Liens utiles

Home | Destination Heart of Flanders

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Raccordement électrique
Prises 6A
Prises 16A
Stationnement
Emplacements Standards
Sanitaires
Douches
WiFi
Vidéo surveillance
Aires de pique-nique
Poubelles
Éclairages nocturnes
Espaces verts
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion
CB sans contact
Porte-monnaie Qipeo
Prix complémentaires
Electricity
1€ /2h

Description

Welcome to the Cassel motorhome area, a green haven a stone’s throw from the village center and right next to the municipal stadium. The area offers waste disposal, water refill, electrical hookup and parking, and is ideal for travelers looking to stock up on local provisions. Shops and services are accessible directly from the area, and a fresh and regional produce market is held every Thursday morning. Stay limited to 30 days; enjoy direct access to the node‑point network to plan your walking or cycling routes, and use it as an ideal base to explore the Monts de Flandre and sample local estaminets, inns and breweries — don’t miss the Flemish carbonnade.

Tourisme

Cassel (Nord, France)

Cassel stands on an isolated promontory, the Mont Cassel (176 m), overlooking the Flemish plain. A small town of stone and brick, it offers a blend of military history and rural life. The streets tighten around a lively Grand’Place, lined with gabled houses. The site attracts both panorama enthusiasts and visitors curious about Flemish heritage.

Heritage and history

Cassel preserves traces of its strategic past, visible in the town’s silhouette and its historic ramparts. The hôtel de ville and the beffroi mark the central square. Old facades and several townhouses testify to Cassel’s local role between Flanders and France. One can sense here the history of trade relations and conflicts that shaped the region.

Nature and landscapes

The summit of Mont Cassel offers an open panorama over the plains, up to the outlines of the Monts des Flandres in clear weather. Trails around the hill are suitable for walking and cycling. In autumn and spring, the surrounding crops and meadows provide a rural landscape strongly marked by the local agricultural mosaic.

Culture and museums

The town is home to the Musée de Flandre, dedicated to the region’s arts and traditions, with collections of paintings, sculptures and traditional objects. Occasional cultural events highlight Flemish heritage. Guided tours often help to better understand the local identity.

Gastronomy and atmosphere

Cassel offers a cuisine influenced by Flanders: there are estaminets and cafés serving dishes such as carbonnade flamande and local beers. The market and small shops encourage a tasty and convivial discovery. The atmosphere remains warm and rural, appreciated for an authentic stopover.

Not to miss

  • Mont Cassel — panorama and walks on the hill.
  • Musée de Flandre — collections and exhibitions on Flemish culture.
  • Beffroi / Hôtel de ville — historic heart and orientation point of the town.
  • Grand’Place — cafés, shops and typical façades.
  • Local estaminets — to taste regional dishes and beers.

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