Campsite Reine Mathilde ***

First class site and staff are lovely, would highly recommend it. Restaurant serves great food.
Close to Omaha beach and other WW2 sites. The American and German cemetery was very moving.

The gentleman in reception who booked us in was most welcoming and told us a lot of what can be seen in the area in his best broken English which is better than my broken French! It has to have been the nicest person on reception so far this holiday.The pitches are enormous and the grass well kept. Not all pitches have electric but had there only been pitches without electric we would still have stayed as the site is so nice. Toilet facilities immaculate only down side was no seats on the toilets.

We stayed here to visit WW2 beaches and cemeteries also Bayeux.
It is perfectly place to do this. Our pitch was big and well grassed, with hedges. All the pitches we saw appeared to be of a good size. We would come here, if repeating our visits. The nearby fishing town of Port en Bessin is good for fresh fish and supermarket and nice round the quay.

This site has changed hands and boy can you tell. The site is run down, trees, hedges and grass uncut. Toilets only cleaned with a hose, so grime is left in places, and used toiletry containers on the floor etc. The shower room has an all pervading smell of sewers or blocked drains. Teenagers are allowed to stay unsupervised in the permanent static vans and are allowed to run around the site late into the night screaming and shouting. The owners seem unwilling or are afraid of tackling them, maybe because their parents own the vans. What a shame as it was a very nice site.

A warm welcome on arrival we are allowed to find which pitch we would like, tried the swimming pool twice, very clean well looked after.
We stayed from 4th sept to 11th and enjoyed every moment. The facilities clean and maintenance first class, the owners stated they have lots of up-grades to do in the winter time.
Roads coming to this site may look small but we found no problems with our large motorhome getting to and from this campsite. This campsite was ideally placed to see all the best parts in this area.

Very well run site. Owners very pleasant and efficient and take a personal interest in every detail. Pitches very spacious and private. Clean, quiet and very well positioned in the Normandy countryside.

We have stayed here many times, the site is very pleasant with a good mixture of nationalities, close proximity to the D-Day landing beaches and museums. Close to Bayeux with an excellent "Veterinaire". Local lanes can be used for dog walking and there is also a "green lane" just up from the site but it can be a little muddy after rain.
Nearest beach is just 4k Omaha which is also dog friendly. Good restaurant at the beach. From June the site offer hot roast chickens to order in the evening. Recent total refurbishment to office, bar/café.

A lovely tranquil site out in the country but very convenient for the D Day beaches and Bayeux. Beautiful, large, hedged pitches, immaculate facilities. Not very busy in mid September.

A very well run, clean and friendly site. Fresh bread was available every morning, when ordered the previous evening. The pitches were well spaced out, large and private. It was very central for all the Normandy beaches. We went in July so paid full price but were very satisfied and would return hopefully to take advantage of ACSI.

A gem of a site! Quiet, peaceful situation in the middle of the countryside yet within easy drive of Omaha Beach and Bayeux. Buildings comprise an old farmhouse and barn. Really felt were in Normandy here!
Pitches reasonably sized but only electricity provided. To service motorhome had to access service point which was difficult to find (no signage) behind the barn and accessed from off the site. Despite this it was the best site we visited in Normandy because of its tranquil atmosphere.