Le Rompval

Camping Le Rompval

A few kilometres south of the Somme estuary, the river Bresle also meets the sea. Between the two are the seaside resorts of Ault, Le Treport and the lesser known Mers-les-Bains. The latter is where campsite Le Rompval is located, not far from the beach. At high tide there is only a small pebble beach, but low tide changes the scenery completely into a large sandy plain where seals regularly find a place to sunbathe.

Why camping Le Rompval ?

• The campsite pitches are set in green surroundings, there is a playground with an inflatable for children and the heated swimming pool can be completely covered.
• The campsite itself offers a pleasant holiday atmosphere. You can relax or enjoy playing sport (table tennis, fitness, jeu de boules), and there is entertainment with music to dance to on the occasional evening.
• Three kilometres away, near Ault, is the popular beach of Onival.

Tip from the specialist:

"A very well presented, small campsite close to beaches and high whte cliffs. Traditional seaside resort from the Belle Epoque with nature, castles and fresh seafood all on hand."

The surrounding area of Le Rompval

At the Somme estuary the dune-lined coast of the north changes into high, white chalk cliffs. During the Belle Epoque times this was the place where the rich spent time at the beach. Today, the beach is for everyone.

Some tips for your holiday at Le Rompval in Mers-les-Bains

• Take a walk along the high chalk cliffs (the GR21 trail runs along the coast) for impressive and wonderful open views. There is also a cable car.
• Nature lovers will appreciate the visitors centre of the Somme estuary, approximately 10km from the campsite.
• The Bresle river offers various sporting activities, such as fun boarding, fishing or canoeing.
• Other interesting trips inlcude the glass museum, the Eu castle and the Rambures castle.
• At Treport harbour fresh seafood is landed every day to supply the local restuarants. Make sure to sample some!