Large, spacious and green campsite
Next to the Canal du Nord and its path
75 km from the Belgian border
Nearby
Point of interest
Saint-Nicolas church
« Moulin du Roy »
Mining History Centre (Lewarde: 12 km)
« Parc des Îles » (Hénin Beaumont: 24 km)
Shops
Find the shops in the town centre, 1 km from the campsite: bakery, grocery store, pharmacy, restaurants…
Events
July: « La fête de l’eau » (water festival)
1rst Sunday of September: « La Foire à l’Ail fumé » (smoked garlic festival)
Good plans
Aire CAMPING-CAR PARK
Aire CAMPING-CAR PARK
Chemin des Biselles, 59151 Arleux
01 83 64 69 21
Offer:
Valid
until 30/12/2025
Reserved for customers
With privilege pack
Musée " le devoir du souvenir"
Musée " le devoir du souvenir"
11 rue de Douai, 59151 Arleux
06 86 23 78 42
Offer:
Valid
until 30/12/2025
Reserved for customers
With access card
Seasonal rates
24h
Current price
01/01/2025 - 30/04/2025
11,50 € /24h
01/05/2025 - 31/10/2025
14,00 € /24h
01/11/2025 - 31/12/2026
11,50 € /24h
Parking 5h + services
Current price
01/01/2025 - 30/04/2025
6,00 €
01/05/2025 - 31/10/2025
6,00 €
01/11/2025 - 31/12/2026
6,00 €
Tourist tax
Current price
01/12/2022 - 30/11/2027
0,44 € /24h
Description
1 km from the town centre
Near the marshes
A few minutes from the Canal du Nord and the Canal de la Sensée (fishing allowed)
Quiet area in the middle of nature
Lavaumatic on the area
Tourism / Discovery
Located in the north of France, Arleux is halfway between Douai and Cambrai.
This dynamic destination is very appreciated for its wide variety of landscapes: stroll through marshes, forests, countryside or along the rivers and canals… Nature lovers and fishermen will be delighted: carnivorous and white fish are to be found in the ponds and rivers of Arleux (fishing licence required).
Discover an incredible setting for your walks and bike rides by following the trails: « circuit des canaux », « circuit des Aulx », « circuit du Grand Mont » and many others…
Arleux has a very interesting historical past, which you can admire by visiting the church of Saint-Nicolas and the « Moulin du Roy » (mill), vestiges of the Middle Ages. In the 19th century, the artist Jean-Baptiste Corot lived in the town and painted many canvases that became famous.
Have you ever heard about the tradition of giants in northern France? Giants are representations of fictional or real beings, carried in the streets during local fairs and festivals. Three giants represent Arleux: Gring Batich, Henriette and Tiot Jean. Join in the festivities to discover and enjoy this tradition!
Additional information:
This area is subject to a plan for the prevention of flood risks (PPRI)