Top Things to do in Calvados
Things to do in Calvados, Normandy: The Best Water & Amusement Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Calvados, France including Impact Game, Cahem, Beauregard Aventure, Clecygliss, Normandie Luge, Festyland Parc, EOLE Aventure, Chemin de Fer Miniature a Clecy, Club Mer et Sports.
Restaurants in Calvados
1. Impact Game
2. Cahem
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Enter this immersive space of 650m² that will accommodate 3 distinct areas: - An area dedicated to virtual reality experiences - A medieval tavern dedicated to rest and entertainment - A fighting arena for the release and team building
3. Beauregard Aventure
4. Clecygliss
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Janeyt40 - Ashford, United Kingdom
This is one of our favourite places to visit when we come on holiday to Normandy. Lots of fun for the children, beautiful views and great coffee and waffles from the cafe/bar. Madame in the cafe is charming. All of the staff are very friendly. Very reasonably priced. Not to be missed!
5. Normandie Luge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Normandie Luge, the 1st alpine coaster site in Normandy, you are welcome in a protected natural environment at the Viaduc de la Souleuvre. Come with your family to do lots of activities: the alpine coaster (from 3 years old), the barefoot and relaxing garden, the tree climbing, , the 25 zip line course and many other activities. Eat at the restaurant or just have a drink , ice cream or waffle free parkplace, outdoor free playground for children
6. Festyland Parc
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 445 reviews
7. EOLE Aventure
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 70 reviews
8. Chemin de Fer Miniature a Clecy
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 157 reviews
An animated light and sound tour transports you to the land of the infinitely small to the whim of the owner and different landscapes reconstituted with such attention to detail that it almost perceive the breath of life: 310 m² models, over 450 m of rails, a collection of 250 locomotives, 450 cars, 650 houses, all illuminated by hundreds of lights. You can also enjoy the garden, installed in a train (for reasons of comfort, scale is changed!). Visit the old lime kilns. Inflatable games now space to delight the little ones ... Fast food opening hours. One last stop at the store to stock up on souvenirs and local products: apple juice, cider, pommel, calvados ... A journey that will delight young and old.
Reviewed By ChrisOfSwindon - Purton, United Kingdom
I visited with my 5 year old son, whilst on holiday in the area. I expected the exhibition to be similar to other (smaller!) ones that we had visited previously, however this was something different. On arriving at the exhibition it became apparent that access to it runs to a timetable. This is because it is more of a show, than a simple constantly running model. Fortunately we arrived shortly before the next show started (these are every 45-60 minutes or so). We were greeted by the owner (and son of the late founder), who gave a talk and guided tour of the exhibition scenes, before embarking on a really good 'performance' of the exhibition. It was so different to what we have seen before and really impressive - the life's work of the founder and his son. On site there is also a large bouncy train for children to play on, a miniature train ride around the gardens and a separate exhibition covering the development of the former quarry site. The whole place is really well kept and presented. I would recommend a visit!
9. Club Mer et Sports
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 13 reviews
