Camping de l'Ile des Trois Rois, Riverside campground in Les Andelys, France
Camping de l'Ile des Trois Rois sits along the Seine River across expansive natural grounds featuring a heated swimming pool, play areas, and rental units. The site contains zones for tents and caravans, plus a restaurant and fishing lake where guests can spend time by the water.
The site sits near Château Gaillard, a 12th-century fortress built by Richard the Lionheart that shaped the region's past. This proximity to medieval ruins connects the campground to centuries of Norman history and power struggles.
The area reflects Norman traditions through local markets and regional food that visitors encounter during their stay. Nearby archaeological sites offer windows into the region's past without requiring special expertise to appreciate.
The campground is open from March through November with reception available daily from 14:00 to 18:00. Guests find all essential services on site and can ask staff for advice about exploring the grounds and nearby attractions.
Guests can fish directly from their camping spot in the private lake and watch local water birds and river wildlife at the same time. This chance to combine fishing with nature watching creates a quiet, unhurried side to the visit that many overlook.
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