Camping Le Portel
With a lovely location close to the river Liane, the port town of Boulogne-sur-Mer and the English Channel, Le Portel is a gorgeous destination for a sunny seaside stay in the north of France. Get ready to explore your next favourite camping holiday destination when you come to this lovely town in the Pas-de-Calais department of Hauts de France.
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Camping holidays in Le Portel
Extending out over 1.5km, the beach at Le Portel is perfect for both relaxation and recreation, where the views are beautiful and the fresh sea air is energizing. The beach allows you to find calm moments in which to unwind, or exciting experiences while trying a variety of water sports. Discover the Opal Coast and all its treasures on your camping holiday at Le Portel.
What are our best campsites in Le Portel?
Le Phare d’Opale, our best campsite in Le Portel, is a family-friendly, no frills resort where you can life the simple life. The resort, which enjoys an interesting clifftop setting, is a great base for adventures in the north of France with your loved ones.
Activities onsite include petanque and table tennis, as well as pinball, table football and pool in the games room. Located in the local area, a great selection of activities for all ages include beach volleyball, cycling excursions, water sports and walking trips.
The campsite is basic but does have a couple of useful services for the comfort and convenience of guests, namely the fresh bread delivery and breakfast services. For a handful of shops and restaurants, holidaymakers can make the short walk into the centre of Le Portel.
Featuring spacious living areas as well as convenient facilities, our modern mobile homes are the ideal home away from home during your camping holiday in Le Portel. Enjoying staying in our fantastic accommodation options that settle within private and peaceful emplacements.
What are the best things to do while camping in Le Portel?
A highlight of a stay in Le Portel is the chance to spend time on the town’s lovely beach, which proves popular with locals and tourists alike. The beach is blessed with soft golden sands that are gently lapped by the blue waters of the English Channel. Along with building sandcastles and sunbathing (in warmer months), you can enjoy paddling, swimming and a range of water sports.
Once you have discovered the tourist attractions in Le Portel, which include the Fort d'Alprech, Farjon Woods and Argos the Radio Maritime museum, it’s worth crossing the Liane river to explore the sights in of Boulogne-sur-Mer. The town is home to one of the best family-friendly attractions in the entire region: the Nausicaá - Centre national de la Mer Aquarium.
The Basilica of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Château de Boulogne-sur-Mer History Museum, the Column of the Grande Armée, Éphémère Garden and Casa San Martín Museum are just a few more of the other fantastic tourist attractions in Boulogne-sur-Mer.