Motorhome area of Saint-Omer (Pas de Calais)
Welcome to the Saint-Omer (Pas de Calais) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Pas-de-Calais, ideal for your stops.
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24 Rue de la Gaieté
62500 Saint Omer
Region : Hauts-de-France
Department : Pas-de-Calais (62)
Stopover area
GPS : 50.75668° 2.259575°
Open
Free pitches : 14 / 16
Destinations
Countryside
Heritage
Right now:
13,00 € /24h
Including 0,80 € tourist tax
Special informationThis stopover area is equipped with an electric regulation device.
In case of a power outage due to overconsumption, please unplug any energy-intensive devices and wait 15 minutes for the electric terminals to become operational again.
Area services
186A
Regulations
Customer reviews
4/5(20 reviews)
Nearby areas
Area advantages
Just next to the town centre
Close to the Haut-Pont canal
"Towns and Lands of Art and History" label
Nearby
Point of interest
The Grande Place
Notre-Dame cathedral
Italian theatre
Park
Romelaëre nature reserve
Remains of the Saint-Bertin abbey
Jesuits chapel
Musée Sandelin
Musée Henri Dupuis
Dennlys Parc
Shops
Bakery, launderette and other shops are located near the motorhome stopover, on the way to the town centre.
Local markets
The weekly market of Saint-Omer is held on Saturday mornings, from 8 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. in Place Foch and its surroundings.
Events
July: Jazz Festival
The labels
Good deals
Ô Marais By ISNOR
Description :
Come and discover the Audomarois marshes as you've never seen them before with O'MARAIS by ISNOR and sample regional cuisine at the Estaminet La Baguernette restaurant.
Offer:
Take advantage of a reduced rate on most guided tours of the marsh on presentation of your access card.
Valid
until 30/12/2025
Reserved for customers
With access card
Les Faiseurs de Bateaux
Description :
Visit the Audomarois marshes and its last shipyard, which has been awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label. Hire traditional boats and enjoy the magnificent waterside setting for lunch with family and friends.
Offer:
On presentation of your admission card, receive a €1 discount per person on guided tours.
Valid
until 30/12/2025
Reserved for customers
With access card
Seasonal rates
24h stopover
Current price
12/10/2026 - 30/12/2026
12,20 € /24h
31/12/2026 - 31/12/2027
12,00 € /24h
5h parking + services
Current price
Starting today
6,00 €
Tourist tax
Current price
03/01/2024 - 31/12/2027
0,80 € /24h
Description
Public toilets nearby
Near the railway (no trains after 8 p.m.)
Between Calais (47 km) and Lille (66 km)
Less than 40 km from the Belgian border
Tourism / Discovery
Awarded the "Towns and Lands of Art and History" (Villes et Pays d’Art et d’Histoire) label, Saint-Omer is a medieval town that reveals a rich heritage, many legends and a wide choice of hiking trails. Located less than 40 km from the Belgian border, the town lies between Calais (47 km) and Lille (66 km).
The Grande Place in Saint-Omer is the nerve centre of this town in the Audomarois region, in the heart of the old town. Stroll through the cobbled streets and monuments and you'll find plenty of bars and restaurants. The town hall is located on the square and hides an Italian-style theatre: Le moulin à café. The town centre, with its stones and landscapes, bears witness to its history. The Notre-Dame cathedral boasts an ornate interior, an impressive nave and some amazing treasures that make this monument a must-see. It was included on the first list of National Heritage sites in 1840.
For cultural outings, visit the two museums in the town centre:
The Musée Sandelin, housed in a magnificent 18th-century mansion. It features almost 3,000 works of art and objects dating from the Middle Ages to the 19th century; a wonderful invitation to explore art history.
The Musée Henri Dupuis pays tribute to this 19th-century local collector and presents his natural history collection.
Other monuments such as the Jesuit chapel or the remains of the Saint-Bertin abbey are also well worth a visit.
You can explore Saint-Omer by following these hiking trails, perfect for discovering the local heritage:
- Les Fondations religieuses (1.3 km)
- Cité marchande (2.9 km)
- Au fil de l'eau (2.6 km)
- Le charme des grandes demeures (1.5 km)
For a quiet stroll, head to the park for a moment in nature. A little further on, 5 km from the site, take the time to visit the Romelaëre nature reserve, one of the most beautiful sites in the Pas-de-Calais. Learn more about botany, observe rare species and immerse yourself in this protected ecosystem by following one of the three trails.
Less than 30km away, Parc Dennlys welcomes the whole family from April to November (check opening days and times online) with around thirty attractions to please everyone.
