Camping in Baie de Somme

Why not choose to stay at a campsite in Baie de Somme for your next holiday break?  Our Yelloh! Village Our Domaine de Drancourt campsite welcomes you to an exceptional domain, a 5-star establishment that’s located right near the Baie de Somme, today listed as one of the World’s Most Beautiful Bays ! Come on down to our campsite, and choose your holiday home from our large range of accommodation rentals and spacious campsite pitches, as well as a large array of sports and leisure facilities to make sure every day is fun-filled !

Situated in the commune of Estrébœuf, on the edge of the forest, this establishment contains a lush, green, wooded domain in which a stunning piece of architecture can be found: the Château de Drancourt. This ancient 19th century hunting stables is surrounded by a garden that is certified in the pre-inventory of the list of remarkable gardens. This abode has witnessed the lives of several different owners, before it was turned into a campsite during the late 1970’s. Ever since then, this establishment has been climbing the quality ladder in order to provide for holidaymaker’s increasing need for a comfort break, ensuring this establishment remains a top holiday choice and one of the most beautiful open-air hotels in Picardie !

On-site, guests can discover our large range of accommodation options and pitches, as well a a waterpark composed of several heated pools (one of which is covered), a large range of sports and leisure facilities, and a large variety of shops, businesses and services. Guests can also make the most of their stay at our campsite in Baie de Somme to discover the numerous tourist attractions of the region! Why not take a ride on the bay’s tourist train, which will take you from Saint-Valery-sur-Somme to Crotoy on board a steam train! Have a wander through the many paths of Parc du Marquenterre in order to observe the rich abundance of fauna and flora that dwell there! Finally, treat yourself–to a thrill and try out some sand yachting on the beaches of Fort Mahon!