Camping in Bolbec

Located in the Seine-Maritime region, halfway between Le Havre and Rouen, Bolbec has a rich industrial past, particularly in the textile industry. Today, the town’s charm lies in its well-preserved heritage, its natural spaces and its many cultural activities.

Staying at our campsite near Bolbec means enjoying a peaceful setting while having access to a dynamic town full of charm. Ideally located, Bolbec is an excellent base for exploring Normandy, from the coastline of the Côte d’Albâtre to the verdant valleys of the hinterland.

Bolbec must-sees

Industrial and historical heritage

Musée du Textile et de la Mode : Bolbec has long been a nerve center of the Norman textile industry. Discover the Textile Museum, which traces the history of this industry and exhibits magnificent collectors’ items.

Parc et Château du Val-au-Grès: This former 17th-century abbey is now a place to stroll and relax, offering superb landscaping and cultural exhibitions.

The Moulin à Draps (Cloth Mill): This unique site offers a fascinating insight into the way wool and cotton have been processed over the centuries. A fascinating immersion in the region’s industrial past.

Nature walks

Bolbec is surrounded by lush green countryside, perfect for walking and cycling:

  • The Vallée du Commerce, a charming itinerary along the Bolbec river.
  • The Bois du Vivier, ideal for a nature hike.
  • The Pays de Caux trails, offering magnificent panoramic views of the Normandy countryside.

Gastronomy and Local Specialities

Take advantage of your visit to Bolbec to sample some Normandy specialities:

  • Dairy products and cheeses: Neufchâtel, Livarot and Camembert.
  • Sweet treats like Teurgoule, rice pudding flavored with cinnamon.
  • Cider and Calvados, emblems of the region.

pays de caux trails

Activities and discoveries around Bolbec

Close to the Grands Sites Normands

Bolbec is ideally situated for exploring the treasures of the region:

  • Fécamp and its Benedictine Palace, just 30 minutes away.
  • Étretat and its spectacular cliffs, about 40 minutes away.
  • Le Havre, a UNESCO-listed city, 35 minutes away.

Markets and local crafts

Stroll through Bolbec’s market and discover the local producers, perfect for bringing back a gourmet souvenir of your stay.

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Whether you’re a fan ofindustrial history, nature walks or just looking for a relaxing break, Bolbec is sure to please.

Book your stay at our campsite now and discover this charming, authentic Normandy town!