History
On June 6, 1944 , D-Day, Allied forces conducted the largest amphibious operation ever undertaken, laying the foundation for the liberation of France and Europe. Our Normandy beaches—Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Gold Beach, Juno Beach, and Sword Beach—symbolize the courage, sacrifice, and commitment of men and women from all over the world.
Why visit and commemorate?
To honor the memory of the soldiers who, through their courage and sacrifice, defended the values of freedom and peace. • To experience the emotion of a place where history remains visible: ruins, museums, cemeteries, memorials. • For the duty of remembrance: to pass on to younger generations the importance of peace and solidarity. • To enjoy a unique setting: sea, nature, cultural heritage — perfect for a stay combining discovery and reflection.
Why visit and commemorate?
To honor the memory of the soldiers who, through their courage and sacrifice, defended the
values of freedom and peace.
• To experience the emotion of a place where history remains visible: ruins, museums, cemeteries,
memorials.
• For the duty of remembrance: to pass on to younger generations the importance of peace and
solidarity.
• To enjoy a unique setting: sea, nature, cultural heritage — perfect for a stay
blending discovery and contemplation.
What to see and do there?
Visit museums like the Airborne Museum in Sainte-Mère-Église, dedicated to the paratroopers of the night of June 5–6, 1944.
• Take a walk on the D-Day landing beaches, a place full of emotion where memory and freedom meet.
• Visit Allied cemeteries, such as the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in Colleville-sur-Mer.
• Participate in a ceremony or moment of remembrance: a flag raising, a moment of silence, a guided tour.
• Enjoy the region (nature, hedgerows, sea, villages) as an extension of this historical visit: because places of memory and holiday settings can be combined.
Why talk about it here in the heart of the Cotentin?
Nestled in the Cotentin region, our campsite is located near a rich and significant historical heritage. We invite you to make your stay here a meaningful Cotentin escape.
Experience a unique moment in Normandy
We maintain our green spaces every day for your comfort. An emphasis on the nature side, planting trees and flowers. During your stay, you will be able to take advantage of our services such as the restaurant, an easy access to the campsite and a modern and clean swimming pool that we have renovated and that we want to maintain for your comfort.
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The Camping de la Baie des Veys is located in the heart of the Cotentin Marshes Park and close to the D-Day beaches, Utah beach, Omaha beach, in a preserved environment, where peace and quiet are assured.
