Camping in Le Havre

Located on the Normandy coast, Le Havre is a dynamic port city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique architecture by Auguste Perret. Blending maritime history, culture and innovation, this destination offers visitors an unforgettable experience.

Le Havre must-sees

Auguste Perret’s architecture: a listed heritage site

Le Havre was completely rebuilt after the Second World War by the architect Auguste Perret. Its reinforced concrete city center, with its bold geometric lines, is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  • St. Joseph’s Church, with its 107-meter-high lantern tower, is an architectural feat.
  • The Town Hall and its large square, a symbol of modern reconstruction.
  • The Perret show apartment, an immersion in the 1950s.

Hanging Gardens

Offering a breathtaking view of the city and the sea, the Jardins Suspendus is an exceptional green space created in a former military fort, showcasing botanical diversity from around the world.

The Port of Le Havre

France’s second largest port, Le Havre is a major maritime center. You can discover its impressive infrastructure through guided tours of the port.

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Activities and Experiences in Le Havre

Water Sports and Leisure

Le Havre’s beach and coastline offer a wide range of activities: sailing, paddling, kitesurfing and swimming. Nautical centers offer introductory courses in marine sports.

Normandy Gastronomy

Le Havre is an excellent destination for Normandy specialties: seafood, oysters, mussels, cheeses (Camembert, Pont-l’Évêque) and artisanal ciders.

Shopping and Nightlife

With its many shops, designer boutiques and trendy restaurants, Le Havre is a dynamic city, ideal for urban strolls and lively evenings.

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Plan your stay in Le Havre

Whether you’re passionate about history, nature or relaxation, Le Havre is a complete destination that will charm you.

Book your stay at our campsite and enjoy an ideal location for exploring this fascinating city and its surroundings!