Campsite Le Phare d'Opale

Sitting pride of place on a uniquely beautiful clifftop perch, Campsite le Phare d’Opale offers fantastic views of the Opal Coast. Located close to the scenic village of le Portel in Nord-Pas-de-Calais, this family friendly resort is ideal for peaceful camping trips and the chance to explore the northern tip of France.

While the campsite is primed for relaxing stays, there is plenty to do on site for active holidaymakers, especially children. Families can try their hand at the classic French pastime of petanque or enjoy a few sets of table tennis. Kids will run, skip and hop to the playground in search of swings, slides and new friends. The games room provides table football, pool and pinball. As the resort occupies a lovely seaside setting, a range of water sports is possible including paddle boarding and kite surfing.

You’ll have to venture offsite to find a restaurant or takeaway, but you’ll find plenty of great dining options nearby. The breakfast service is a great way to break your fast, as is the fresh bread delivery service. Wake up to the smell of freshly baked baguettes on your doorstep. Campers who love the sizzle of a summertime can hire barbeque equipment from the reception and buy ingredients from the local supermarket.

Enjoy wonderful views of the English Channel from the comfort of your accommodation, which feature a great range of interior amenities, spacious living areas and sun terraces. Alternatively, drive straight onto the campsite in your motor home and pitch up on one of our emplacements with electricity..

Nearby Le Phare d'Opale Campsite

The bliss and beauty of Pas-de-Calais is yours to explore and appreciate on a stay at Campsite le Phare d’Opale. Savour the seaside scenery or a bicycle ride or amiable stroll along the clifftop settings. The beach at le Portel is ideal for sunbathing and sand castle building, as well as thrilling water sports such as land yachting, wind surfing and kite surfing.

Boulogne-sur-Mer, just a 15-min drive from the campsite is a worthwhile place to visit, if only to sample the sumptuous seafood on offer at one of the fishing port’s many restaurants. The town’s market is a great place to purchase local produce while the Nausicaa Sealife Centre will delight the children.