Le Domaine de Drancourt

Camping Le Domaine de Drancourt

Camping Le Domaine de Drancourt is located on the Drancourt castle estate, a few kilometers south of the medieval town of St-Valéry-sur-Somme. We call that ‘royal camping’. In the green gardens of the chateau you feel part of royalty.

Why camping Le Domaine de Drancourt ?

• Lots of space, plenty of green around you. Nice holiday destination for young families. There’s plenty to do in the area.
• The children are entertained. Swimming, pony rides, go crazy in the playground. And yes, of course: play chess in the castle garden.
• And after that? Take a plunge into one of the pools. There are three, nicely heated. One of the swimming pools has a roof that can opened and closed. Should there be a shower, you won’t get wet from the rain.
• On the campsite estate you will find a nice restaurant. You can dine 'high end'. Or have a drink on the new covered terrace.
• New in 2018: the playground has been extended and renovated and two sanitary buildings have been completely renovated. There is also a new campsite shop.
• De nombreuses activités pour les enfants: promenades à poney, baignades dans les piscines (dont l'une est recouvrable).
• Un supermarché bien achalandé
• Un beau restaurant sur le domaine. Dînez en grand style.

Tip from the specialist:

"Luxury campsite on the grounds of an old castle, close to the Somme estuary. Relaxed atmosphere and pools. Dine 'in style' at the estate."

The surrounding area of Le Domaine de Drancourt

St-Valéry-sur-Somme is a medieval town at the mouth of the Somme. With picturesque houses on the harbour and some old shipyards. The Somme is so shallow at low tide that you can wade to the other side with a guide. You may even spot a seal!

Some tips for your holiday at Le Domaine de Drancourt in Saint-Valery-sur-Somme

• Fresh air by the sea? The beach at Fort Mahon Plage is nice and wide. Also very cool (and rough): the chalk cliffs of Ault and Le Tréport. You have a great view from here. You are within a half-hour drive.
• In the city of Abbeville (20km away) you can enjoy Gothic art and pleasant shopping streets.
• Also worthwhile: Amiens, the city of Jules Verne and the largest Gothic cathedral in Europe. Although the children usually prefer to go to the zoo.
• For nature lovers: the bird sanctuary of Marquenterre is a must.