The area is fully booked on the following dates:
in August, the 19th.
The information is provided for the next 90 days; beyond that try to book. The booking system will block you if the area is full
Riva-Bella
Ouistreham
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Réservation
with the application Qipeo
Tarifs
Parking for 2 adults (Electricity + Water)
13.32€ /24h
dont 1.32€ de taxe de séjour
Nombre d'emplacements
Currently for 24h
0 places
disponibles / 32
Friday at 16h for 48h
22 places
disponibles / 32
Saturday at 16h for 24h
22 places
disponibles / 32
Liens utiles
Équipements et services
Vidange
Raccordement électrique
Prises 10A
Stationnement
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Emplacements Ombragés
Ravitaillement en eau
WiFi
Vidéo surveillance
Aires de pique-nique
Espaces verts
Poubelles
Sanitaires
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion
CB sans contact
Porte-monnaie Qipeo
Description
Overlooking the Ouistreham waterfront and just steps from the cross-Channel ferry terminal to Portsmouth, this motorhome area opens onto more than 1 000 m² of welcoming space. You will find a dedicated waste-disposal area, a drinking-water refill point and electrical hookups at the pitches, as well as picnic tables to enjoy the seaside. Around fifteen trees provide shade and punctuate relaxing areas ideal for walks and rest. The atmosphere blends the lively character of a fishing port, the charm of a seaside resort and the memory of the landing beaches. In the morning, don't miss the fish market where local fishermen sell scallops, oysters, sea bass or John Dory directly. Nearby you will find complementary services such as thalassotherapy centres and a casino, and the municipality offers activities and events throughout the year. Come park your motorhome and savour the sea air.
Tourisme
Ouistreham (Calvados, France)
Ouistreham is a small port town located at the mouth of the Orne, facing the English Channel. It combines a lively seaside frontage, low dunes and a port that connects the Norman coastline to England. The presence of the Landing beaches gives the site a strong historical dimension. There are also pleasure boating facilities and dining options focused on seafood.
Heritage and history
Ouistreham is linked to the operations of 6 June 1944: its beach, part of the sector known as Sword Beach, was a major theater of the Landing. The landscape retains traces of that period, visible along the coast and in the urban area. Visitors interested in history will find multiple memorials and commemorative routes within short distance.
Nature and landscapes
The coast features a succession of dunes, fine sandy beaches and low tidal expanses. The mouth of the Orne and the Canal de Caen à la Mer shape changing atmospheres according to the tides. Sunrises over the English Channel are particularly clear in fine weather.
Outdoor activities and boating
The marina hosts sailing boats and small craft; navigation focuses on the estuary and sea outings. The Riva‑Bella beach serves as a base for swimming, walking and light water sports. Cycle routes along the coastal strip connect Ouistreham to neighboring communes.
Gastronomy and local producers
Restaurants emphasize fish, shellfish and Normandy dairy products. Seafood platters are often enjoyed accompanied by cider or calvados from the Calvados department.
Not to be missed
- Riva‑Bella Beach: large sandy beach suitable for swimming and walks.
- Sword Beach: June 1944 Landing sector, a site full of history.
- Port of Ouistreham / Canal de Caen à la Mer: maritime activity and walks along the quays.
- Promenade on the breakwater: panorama over the English Channel and the tides.
- Fish restaurants: tasting of local seafood.