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The Somme

During your camping holiday in the Somme region, you can visit villages that are listed among the “Most Beautiful Detours in France", the greenest landscapes, one of the finest bays in the world, the most diverse coastline in northern France, the biggest colony of seals in France, the largest Gothic buildings in France... If you always want a little more, then the Somme will be your ideal camping destination!

Explore the cultural heritage of the Somme, a region teeming with riches!

Spending your holiday in our campsite in the Somme region means taking the time to take a break on the way and visiting monuments and sites that have marked the history of France. Monumental Gothic buildings, a whole host of museums, châteaux and churches, a wealth of historic sites that are listed as part of the world's heritage by UNESCO... The Somme is the home of a very large number of treasures that you will have the privilege of exploring during your stay at the Le Royon campsite!

If you spend a day in Amiens, you can admire Notre-Dame Cathedral, one of the biggest cathedrals in the world, as well as the Amiens Belfry. Both are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. On the way to Baie de Somme, you can visit Château de Bagatelle in Abbeville, a little example of Baroque fantasy from the 18th century, and the Royal Abbey of Saint-Riquier, a true jewel of Gothic architecture and among the most beautiful buildings in France. Between the Somme valley and the Authie valley, the Muches de Domqueur is a surprising visit to underground refuges dug by local inhabitants in the 17th century to escape from the Spanish during the Thirty Years War (1618-1648). At the heart of the coastal Picardy woodland, you can take a detour to Rambures Castle, a vast 15th century fortress and the first “brick and stone" castle built in France. In the Ancre valley, near the town of Albert, you can relive the Battle of the Somme during the First World War with a visit to the Somme 1916 Museum, the Newfoundland memorial in Beaumont Hamel and the Franco-British memorial in Thiepval. The“Circuit du Souvenir”continues towards Péronne, where the Great War Museum is located.

Camping dans la Somme

Spend your nature holiday in the Somme region, the ideal destination for recharging your batteries!

Open your eyes wide! Vast fine sand beaches, large forests of oak and pine trees, lakes and marshland... the variety of landscapes in the Somme provides campers with plenty of opportunities to recharge their batteries in an unspoilt, preserved natural setting!

When you book your holiday at the Le Royon Fort-Mahon-Plage campsite, you will have the chance to stay in a mobile home or a campsite pitch between Baie de la Somme and Baie de l'Authie! It will be easy for you to explore one of the most beautiful bays in the world and its little younger brother! The Baie de Somme is a destination that is famous for the beauty of its landscapes and its remarkable natural habitats, the home of thousands of migratory birds and the biggest French colony of marine seals. In Baie de l'Authie, you can enjoy a wide range of water sports and activities, such as sand yachting, kitesurfing, fishing or sailing. In the Authie valley, take a stroll in the avenues of the Valloires gardens, at the foot of a magnificent 12th century Cistercian abbey. At the mouth of Baie de Somme, pay a visit to Saint-Valery-sur-Somme to see the Rampart Herbarium, a botanical garden nestling at the heart of a charming medieval Picardy town. Between Abbeville and Berck, put on your hiking shoes and explore the Forest of Crecy, the biggest forest area in the Somme region. On returning to Amiens, another big surprise will be awaiting you with the Hortillonnages d’Amiens, including a guided visit in a local “cornet” boat! The area has other remarkable natural and cultural sites that you will have time to visit during your holiday at the Le Royon campsite, the ideal starting point for all your excursions in the Somme region!

Camping dans la Somme