In the land of Opal...

Le Castel Camping La Bien Assise. A Jewel in Pas de Calais!

Camping La Bien Assise is a 5-star campsite located in Guines, in Pas-de-Calais, near the town of Calais. It is part of the prestigious Les Castels chain which guarantees a luxury and quality camping experience. The campsite welcomes you from the beginning of April to the end of September.

Nestled on the edge of the majestic Guînes forest, in a peaceful and green 15-hectare park, this campsite offers a unique experience in a resplendent natural setting on the Opal Coast. La Bien Assise is an ideal destination for family holidays in the North of France. In a peaceful atmosphere, with its vast play areas for children, and its magnificent natural setting, you will experience an unforgettable stay.

The campsite offers 148 locations spacious ranging from 90 m² to 200 m², ideal for campers and caravanners. The premium pitches of 200 m² have garden furniture, a barbecue, a refrigerator, and a free wifi plan. For 5 star service!

The campsite has sanitary facilities accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM) as well as an adapted mobile home.

There’s nothing quite like a XNUMX°C covered swimming pool covered and heated from 80 cm to 1,70 m deep is open from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m. and has a retractable cover to enjoy the sun in good weather and comfortable deck chairs will invite you to relax while tanning.

In addition to traditional camping pitches, the campsite offers 50 rentals. mobile homes comfortable and “fully equipped” and 7 hotel rooms (L'Auberge du Colombier) carefully decorated. Hotel guests have access to the campsite's facilities, including the swimming pool, tennis court, mini golf and playground.

Restaurant "The Gourmet Farm" welcomes you all year round, you will enjoy refined and traditional cuisine, homemade, highlighting the quality products of the region.

In addition to the restaurant, the campsite offers a bar open from 15 p.m. to 23 p.m. in high season where you will find a selection of board games and a book exchange library.

Small brasserie-style meals are also available.

A grocery store is at your disposal within the campsite, where you can do your shopping and find all the daily products and the possibility of ordering bread and pastries for the next day.

The region :

The town of Guines is just ten minutes walk from the campsite. In addition to the usual shops, cafes, restaurants, and stores of all kinds, you will discover "Saint-Joseph", the picturesque reconstructed village from the 1900s. It is the ideal outing for families! For 30 years, craftsmen have been working to recreate the configuration and activities of a charming village typical of the 1900s-1950s, a unique experience in France!

You will immerse yourself in the captivating atmosphere of life of yesteryear, explore the streets and squares of this identically recreated village where around thirty shops, stalls, estaminets, workshops and living spaces are meticulously equipped with objects, period tools and materials.

The campsite benefits from a ideal situation close to Calais which is also the ferry port to England and close to the Channel Tunnel. Guines is also rich in History (The Vikings, the Camp of the Cloth of Gold, the Clock Tower, site of the first flight over the sea, Dover-Guines) Culture and tourist sites, including the famous sculpture "The Burghers of Calais" by Rodin, the Museum of the Second World War, the City of Lace and Fashion, as well as the Calais lighthouse.

The Nausicäa National Sea Center, located a 25-minute drive from the campsite, is a captivating attraction dedicated to raising public awareness of the marine world, with thousands of species of fish on display.

The Bien-Assise campsite is ideally located for discovering the treasures of the Pas-de-Calais coastline, seaside resorts like Wimereux, Wissant, and the beautiful town of Boulogne-sur-Mer and its port, France's leading fishing port!

The surrounding area also offers opportunities for cultural and historical discoveries, notably the Grand Site des Deux Caps (Blanc Nez and Gris Nez), whose cliffs overlook the North Sea.

Nature lovers can explore the marsh and its rich biodiversity along the trails or during a boat trip, while the beaches of the Côte d'Opale invite relaxation and water activities.

The International Lace Museum in Calais and the enormous Eperlecques blockhouse, a historic monument, bear witness to the region's rich past.