Aire de camping-car communale du Parc de l'Edit à Courseulles-sur-Mer

The calm of nature, the emotion of history
The Parc de l’Édit car park is a privileged stopover on the Côte de Nacre. Situated in the heart of the D-Day landing beaches, it offers motorhome owners a perfect balance between green tranquillity and immediate proximity to the sea. It’s the ideal base from which to explore Normandy’s rich history, while enjoying unspoilt natural surroundings.

– A privileged geographical location
The area benefits from a strategic location on the outskirts of the city centre, guaranteeing quiet nights out while remaining connected to the essentials:

– Sea access (300 m): The beach can be reached in just a few minutes on foot via pleasant footpaths.

– Soft mobility: The area is bordered by the Vélomaritime (EV4). Cycle paths and footpaths criss-cross the park, taking you in complete safety:
To the marina and its famous fish market (1.5 km).
The Juno Beach Centre, the only Canadian museum on the D-Day landing beaches (2 km).

– Nature & Discovery: A stone’s throw away, discover the Marais du Platon, a protected natural area ideal for a stroll to Bernières-sur-Mer.

– An exceptional leisure environment
The site backs onto the vast Parc de l’Édit, a veritable green lung that will delight outdoor enthusiasts. You’ll find :

Numerous footpaths under the trees.

Leisure facilities in the immediate vicinity: equestrian centre, tennis courts and bowling green.

– Practical information
Reception is in a mixed car park, mostly used by the motorhome community for its friendly atmosphere and tree-lined setting.

Parking: Free. Limited to 3 nights.
Capacity: Approximately a dozen pitches.
Environment : Stabilised ground, quiet area on the edge of the park.