Martin D.
That little town square is lively, and I love the church with the parachutist, plus all the bars, restaurants, souvenir shops and the big supermarket. We also really enjoy the site itself, so this is our second year staying here after arriving from Ireland in Cherbourg to begin a seven-week motorhome trip. We had an 8m motorhome and found the spacious, mature pitches comfortable, with shade or sun to choose from. They’re well kept, too. The family running the place are lovely. This year they’ve added a small outdoor bar serving frites, pizza and more. There’s a play area for children, and the shower and toilet block is great, with music to keep you entertained. The site is right behind the 101st Airborne WWII DDay museum, which is a must-see. One small suggestion: the two army trucks used as campers are a nice touch, but they’re looking run down. A fresh coat of paint and new decals could make them more of an attraction. We love Ste Mere Eglise and this site, and will be back for our third visit next year. It’s a great start to a holiday and a handy stop for touring Normandy and the DDay beaches.

