Northern France
La Vallee
Rue De Camping, Houlgate, France, 2120
Explore this park:
With broad sandy beaches, fascinating history and chic seaside towns, Normandy proves you don’t have to travel far to enjoy an out-of-this-world holiday.
And at La Vallée, one of Normandy’s premier parcs, you can enjoy a glorious rural setting not far from one of those magnificent sandy beaches, too. The parc is scattered with flowering hedges and fruit trees, with some of the excellent facilities housed in a beautifully converted Norman building. There are two pool complexes and fantastic waterslides, including the awesome space bowl slide.
For kids looking for non-stop activity La Vallée has everything you could wish for with the new 'Plus' Kids' Clubs, operating six days per week (2018 programme and dates to be confirmed). Children of all ages can make new friends and develop new skills, but most of all have loads of fun. Parents can even get involved too at the new Family Activity Sessions.
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Facilities
Volleyball
Surfing (16km)
Scuba Diving
Rafting
Wine Tasting
Dog Friendly
Near a beach (1km)
Golf Course (2km)
Near a Town (1km)
Kids Clubs
Waterslides
Cycle Hire
Tennis
Covered Pools
Windsurfing (1km)
Football
Archery
Horse Riding (0.55km)
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Directions
La Vallée Campsite 88 Rue de la Vallée, 14510 HOULGATE
GPS Co-ordinates 49.294009 -0.068278
Local Railway Trouville, 13km : Services to Caen, Le Havre, Deauville
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Charges
Service Charge £7.50 per unit per night
Facilities Passes FREE
Peak Date Supplement: £4.50 per person per break May 21, Jun 4, Jul 2, 9; £7 per person per break Jul 12, 16
PAY ONLY £9.50 Sep 20, 24, 27, Oct 4
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Attractions
Parc Festyland
For a day of fun, go to Parc Festyland, a unique amusement park with new attractions every year. There are rides and activities for the whole family, and in July and August every day exciting Viking battles are held. Great for kids!
The Bayeux Tapestry
You do not have to travel far to see one of FranceÂs most famous historic artefacts. The Bayeux tapestry is about an hourÂs drive away, which is well worth it to see this extraordinary depiction of history. Another must-see historic attraction are the D-Day landing beaches, just a short drive from Houlgate.
Caen
Caen is a very cosmopolitan town which has lots of sightseeing opportunities. It is known for its historical buildings built during the reign of William the Conqueror.
Aquarium Vivarium de Trouville
This attraction has local and tropical fish to gaze at as they swim around, but it also has venomous snakes, turtles, lizards to peek at. 'Zoo Cerza is also fun for the whole family, where animals are free to roam around in their natural environment.
Be beside the seaside
If you fancy a day at the beach then the lovely seaside town of Houlgate is nearby, or the sophisticated resort of Deauville, which has a lovely yachting marina and casino. Also within driving distance is DeauvilleÂs less formal and expensive twin town, Trouville. It has golden sands and lots of seaside concessions.