Rte du Capitain Joe Dawson, 14710, Colleville-sur-Mer
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Large, free, well-organized daytime parking with dedicated motorhome spaces; closes 17:00 with barrier. No overnight stays. Toilets nearby. Excellent for visiting American cemetery; no trash bins. No height restrictions at this location.
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Listing data updated 2 months ago
Listing data updated 2 months ago
Spacious and free. Excellent for visiting the American cemetery. Pay attention to the opening and closing times!Translating
Very well organized and convenient for visiting the American cemetery.Translating
Space for motorhomes. Despite the number of people, the attendants found us a place to park. Free during the day to visit this exceptional site. Thank you for making it free.Translating
Many parking spaces for motorhomes. Safe and free.Translating
Perfect, a parking area just for us and free at this exceptional, deeply meaningful place.Translating
Parking at the entrance to the cemetery and its museum. Toilets nearby. Everything is free. Also very pleasant to look at during this spring season.Translating
Very large parking area with many spaces designated for motorhomes. The place is free, but overnight stays are not allowed; it is closed off at 5 p.m. One star deducted because there are no bins anywhere.Translating
Good spacious parking area for visiting Omaha Beach and the American cemetery.Translating
This is the American cemetery parking area and is also perfect for visiting the surroundings, since parking in the area is difficult due to the height restrictions in the car parks. There are public toilets, but note that it closes at 5 p.m. with a barrier.Translating
Large parking area for motorhomes, right at the entrance to the American cemetery, well organized, closes at 5 p.m. A beautiful visit to the museum and cemetery, very moving.Translating
Free parking for visiting the American monumental cemetery. Spacious. Closes at 5 p.m.Translating
We parked there on August 16, perfect. Do not make a mistake: when you reach the roundabout in front of the large cemetery entrance gate, go straight through the gate, because the exit to the right toward the beach has a 2 m height bar. After that, the parking is free and enormous. The cemetery is impressive. Thank you to all those men.Translating
Daytime parking only for visiting the monumental cemetery of the white crosses.Translating
Perfect parking for vans. Very large spaces, some shaded. Free. Closes at 5 p.m.Translating
Large, flat parking area for visiting the American cemetery, completely free. Do not hesitate to take the free guided tour, which is very interesting. The guides are passionate about their work, which is wonderful. The museum visit is well worth it.Translating
Beautiful. Dedicated spaces for motorhomes. Lots of room.Translating
Supervised daytime parking at the American cemetery. Separate spaces specifically for motorhomes. In high season it fills up by noon, so arrive early. The cemetery and interpretation center are impressive.Translating
Parking divided between cars and motorhomes, spacious and easy to access.Translating
The parking area is very well signposted from the entrance avenue, with numerous lanes specifically dedicated to campers. Daytime use only, during the cemetery's opening hours, without services.Translating
Parking for visiting the D-Day landing sites, daytime use only, without services.Translating
Spacious motorhome parking area, ideal for visiting the American cemetery.Translating
I read a review complaining that there are no bins. This is a place of remembrance, not a picnic area.Translating
Excellent location, free and well marked out, on tarmac. Finally, a place thoughtfully designed to welcome visitors in motorhomes. An iconic and highly symbolic place where there is a feeling of connection with living beings and respect. Magnificent view of the sea. Completely free visit.Translating