Canapville combines a seasonally open trail through different natural environments with evidence of the local cultural heritage. The Campigny Trail is open from April to October. It leads from the peat meadows in the Touques Valley to the ridge of the slope, providing access to two remarkable natural areas of the Pays d'Auge.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Canapville should focus their accommodation search on this location.
Nature
The Campigny wetlands feature lush vegetation and are home to numerous unusual butterflies in summer. Canapville's natural environment also includes the Coteau de la Cour Cucu: this two-hectare area is a sensitive natural area in Canapville and is owned by CEN Normandie.
Culture
The parish church of Saint-Aubin features construction work dating from the 15th century, as well as later repairs and restorations from the 19th and early 20th centuries. It may date back to the 11th century; the lavabo niche in the choir may also date from the 13th century.
Its furnishings and architectural features include a brick bell tower with a polygonal spire, a nave and choir made of plastered stone, and a brick sacristy with a polygonal hipped roof.
Canapville's cultural heritage includes the Manoir de Canapville. The roof of the main residential building is covered with flat tiles; the carriage house and stable are made of asbestos cement, while the other outbuildings are covered with slate.
Rural activities
Ranch de la Boscraie offers horseback rides in the Pays d'Auge lasting one hour, half a day, or a full day. It also offers introductions to Western riding and riding sessions adapted to the participants' level. The program is rounded out by progressive small-group sessions involving work with cattle.
