Femme face au château de Beaumesnil avec un sac en osier.

In addition to the famous Norman fortresses, there are many more discreet châteaux that are well worth a visit. Steeped in history and often nestling in a green setting, these preserved sites are surprisingly charming. Castel Camping Le Brévedent is the perfect base from which to explore them.

Vue sur les jardins à la française du château du Champ de Bataille.

The Château du Champ de Bataille: splendour and renaissance

In the heart of the Eure region, this 17th-century château is impressive thanks to its spectacular restoration. The gardens designed by Jacques Garcia and the sumptuous salons invite you to immerse yourself in the art of French living. This little-visited castle offers a grandiose and peaceful visit, far from the hustle and bustle.

Coupesarte Manor: discreet beauty

With its stone bridge, half-timbering and flower-filled moat, this manor house, typical of Auvergne architecture, remains off the beaten tourist track. Its quiet elegance and bucolic setting make it an ideal stop-off for lovers of secret heritage. You can feel the soul of the Pays d’Auge here, with its discreet history and timeless charm.

Vue du manoir de Coupesarte entouré de douves.
Le château de Beaumesnil vu depuis le parc au coucher du soleil.

Château de Beaumesnil: refined and surprising

This 17th-century jewel, nicknamed the ‘Versailles of Normandy’, is astonishing for its sculpted facades and ornate interior. Less frequented than other châteaux, Beaumesnil also boasts an astonishing museum of old books. A wonderful surprise in the heart of the Eure, to be discovered in complete tranquillity.

Carrouges castle: stone and power

Situated on the border between Normandy and the Perche region, this castle combines military architecture with Renaissance elegance. Less visited than other royal monuments, it retains a family spirit and a peaceful atmosphere. Its parkland invites you to stroll along its shady paths and harmonious vistas.

Deux randonneurs passent devant les douves du château de Carrouges.
Visiteurs devant la façade sculptée du château de Fontaine-Henry.

Château de Fontaine-Henry: roofs and tradition

This château in the Calvados region boasts soaring roofs and richly furnished rooms. Still inhabited by the same family, it offers lively guided tours. Its authentic setting and the beauty of its exterior make it an undiscovered destination, ideal for those in search of unspoilt places.

Discovering a little-known heritage

Staying at Castel Camping Le Brévedent gives you easy access to these hidden treasures. Between discreet heritage and rural charm, take to the roads of Normandy to explore these forgotten châteaux that are well worth the diversions. Each visit will immerse you in a singular history, far from the crowds, for an authentic journey to the heart of a little-known heritage.