Rue de Beaumont, 76740, Sotteville-sur-Mer
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Free clifftop parking with spectacular views of the Alabaster coast and sea, accessed by a 228-step staircase leading to a pebble beach. Height restriction is 2.20 m maximum. The spot is quiet, clean, and peaceful, with rubbish bins and tables provided. Wind is common. A bakery and Tuesday street market with produce are nearby.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Windy but with a splendid view.
So beautiful there. We loved it. Last night of our holiday. Delicious oysters in the neighboring village.
amazing view enough spaces garbage nearby 10/10
Great place, great secluded beach section. Tables available for sitting. In temperatures above 30 degrees it probably would not be good to stay longer, but otherwise a very beautiful location.
Warning: agricultural pesticides. Nice place, but beware of pesticide spraying on nearby beetroot and potato fields.
Quiet, clean, easy access for vehicles under 2.20 m, with a superb view of the Alabaster Coast and the sea. Free. Bin nearby.
This place is incredible, with a splendid view! Very quiet; we stayed one night without any problems. Bins and tables are available.
Superb place, pleasant spot, but there is a 2.05 m height barrier.
Beautiful place for a picnic with a view of the cliffs and a walk on the beach via the staircase of 241 steps. Access limited to 2 m maximum.
Very beautiful and quiet place.
Incredibly beautiful overnight spot!!! Very level, clean, waste disposal directly at the parking area. A staircase provides access to the beach, which is also incredibly beautiful. Totally idyllic and quiet, and in the evening you can watch the beautiful sunset! Please take good care of this place and leave everything clean so people can continue sleeping in this wonderful location!
We spent a superb night despite the wind; it was enough to orient the van properly. Very beautiful little villages and restaurants to recommend.
It hardly gets better: access to the sea via a staircase, an idyllic village around the corner, and parking among the fields. I experienced the place twice: once alone, and the second time campers were even parked directly in the farmer's field! I hope he takes it calmly. I would be happy if everyone who visits this place respected the residents and their property. Otherwise, overnight stays here will soon be a thing of the past!
Very beautiful place. Quite peaceful despite the magnificent view. However, be careful if it is windy; the night may be difficult. We could not sleep in the rooftop tent and the van was shaking enormously. Small restaurant and bar/restaurant 10 minutes away on foot.
Sensational spot with the opportunity to exercise on the stairs to the beach. It is a shame that municipalities in Normandy put up height restrictions everywhere. At this spot, all motorhomes over 2.2 m therefore stood on the neighboring field. Alternatives are always found, but is that really the idea?
Lovely, spacious spot, even though it is now well known. Clean, with bins, and the village center not far away. A slight drawback: it is very often windy.
Parking limited to 2 m, ideal for our converted car Gertrude. Very popular spot, but even in high season people are not crowded. The good weather allowed us to dry our belongings. The sunset by the beach will make you feel as if you are in an Anna Karina film. Recommended.
Parking limited to 2 m in height, with around 20 spaces, although outside there might also be room for a few motorhomes. A little windy, and in the mornings tourists arrive to visit the beach by going down the stairs. Otherwise, no complaints.
Good place to spend the day or night (we spent two nights). Quiet and five minutes from the beach, mainly pebbles. Parking limited to 2 m in height, two picnic tables and bins. A little windy, around fifteen spaces; 11 vans/cars were there in the evening. Two restaurants and a bakery within walking distance.
Great place to spend the night. The view is magnificent. The place is clean and quiet. There are picnic tables, stairs down to the beach and an information board. There were six vans spending the night, with plenty of space between us. I highly recommend this place!
Very clean place (for once it does not smell of urine, and bins prevent papers from littering the area), with a magnificent panorama at sunset and on waking. However, be careful: there is a height limit at the entrance to the parking area.
Wow!!!! Simply wow! Height restriction 2.10 m; otherwise, simply wow.
Very good location. Large parking area, slight slope. Beautiful view; beware, it can be windy. You can dispose of your waste using separate collection. Access to the shore via the staircase with 228 steps. Going for a drink in the village requires no effort; it is very close.
Very beautiful place with a fantastic view. However, you can only enter the parking area with vehicles up to 2 m high. In front of the parking area, there is room for a maximum of two larger vehicles.
Quiet and pleasant space. There are two picnic tables and bins. The place is clean!
Very quiet and pleasant place to spend the night. We stayed one night and there was nothing going on. Because of the tides, the beach is naturally not always accessible. Picnic benches and bins are available. Quite windy here.
A magical place! We enjoyed the beautiful view and spent a very quiet night. You park level on the paved surface, and there are facilities for disposing of waste. Thank you for this wonderful place!
If you are looking for a quiet place facing the sea, this is indeed a very nice spot.
We arrived late in the evening and discovered a beautiful view in the morning. According to a resident of Veules-les-Roses, it is the best shore-fishing spot in the region. Clean place.
Simple parking area. Good for one night. Bakery, market and restaurant are not far away. Several vans, about seven, stayed overnight with us. Arrive early for the best front-row spot. Many tourists also pass by.
Large space for parking, with a small picnic area and a table where you can admire the sea.
Hello, as always, today just a short visit to climb the stairs. Only one car can still park there at most. It used to be different, and the height bar was farther back. What a shame, because the municipality could earn money. The Roesi's on Tour.