Camping Granville

Mobile home rental at Camping Granville with heated swimming pool

Are you looking for a campsite near Granville for a seaside vacation? Camping BELLE ETOILE ****, located 40 minutes from Granville, offers a wide range of sea-view mobile homes. Open from April 1 to October 31, Camping Granville awaits you in the Manche department.

Located near Granville in Normandy, Camping Belle Etoile is the ideal place to spend a relaxing holiday . Ourfamily campsite features a swimming pool heated to 29°C from June 15 to September 15.

Ideally located in the center of the Manche department, halfway between the D-Day landing beaches, Mont Saint Michel and the Cité de la mer.

Granville vacations with swimming pool

Your campsite near Granville, just 20 metres from the sea, is the ideal place to recharge your batteries by the sea.

N’hésitez pas à venir dans notre camping au bord de mer afin de passer vos vacances en famille et visiter la charmante ville de Granville. Notre gamme de mobil-homes de 2 à 8 personnes répond aussi bien au week end entre amis qu’aux vacances en famille.

Vacations in Granville, at Camping bord de mer

C’est dans la baie du Mont Saint-Michel que l’on trouve Granville, aussi appelée « la cité corsaire », aujourd’hui station balnéaire reconnue et située à 40km du camping Belle Etoile. On la surnomme aussi la « Monaco du Nord » car ici demeure tout au long de l’année une atmosphère de vacances.

Between sea bathing and gourmet breaks, it’s always good to spend some time in Granville, enjoying its port, pedestrian streets and covered market, as well as Chaussey, an unmissable treasure.

From 1450 onwards, cod was fished in Newfoundland by boats from Granville and the surrounding area. As the years went by, the town logically became an essential cod port, as is Saint-Malo.

The Corsair City

At the command of Louis XIV, Granville was an active port with a large number of sailors, which meant that many privateers were available for the royal service of the time.

There were also 15 admirals, most notably Pléville Le Pelley, also known as ” the privateer with the wooden leg “.

The resort

Although Granville has a storied past, it became an important and renowned seaside resort at the end of the 19th century. Tourists love to spend time here and, above all, enjoy the general atmosphere typical of harbors, with a touch of elegance inherited from the city dwellers who come here to recharge their batteries.

Granville is a major tourist destination, thanks in no small part to the local lifestyle.

Marité’s home port

This is the last wooden Newfoundlander. She is the last witness of a time of great fishing in Newfoundland. Granville has become her home port over the years, and although she has enjoyed a great deal of activity, particularly in the media, this old wooden rig has been restored, with work starting in Cherbourg and then moving on to Saint-Vaast, before finishing in Granville in 2012.

The Upper Town

When you come to Granville, you simply must visit the old town. Protected by ramparts, here you can discover a museum of modern art, private mansions and the Musée du Vieux Granville.

Leaving from the town’s historic center, you can go to Le Roc and visit the aquarium Le Roc des harmonies and the Semaphore.

Discover an exceptional landscape on your way to Chausey

Chausey c’est tout simplement le quartier insulaire de Granville et ce dernier fait la fierté de ses habitants. On parle ici de l’archipel Chausey , une île offrant à ses visiteurs des paysages de rêve et que l’on retrouve à moins d’un kilomètre de Granville.

When we arrive, it’s a complete change of scenery, a vision of paradise. Time seems to stand still here, with white sandy beaches as far as the eye can see. It’s easy to get to Chausey, thanks to the many companies offering crossings from Granville.

Fishing on foot at Camping Granville with seaside swimming pool