Discover Sausseuzemare-en-Caux

Sausseuzemare-en-Caux offers different starting points for planning a trip: historical forms of its name and literary connections sit alongside a circular walk whose route description leads toward the village. This lets you consider cultural interests and practical tour details separately. When choosing accommodation, it helps to keep the type of lodging in mind.

Historical Traces and Literature

The medieval forms of the name offer a starting point for exploring the village’s history. Records list Sausseuzemare-en-Caux in 1249 under the forms “Salicosa Mara,” “Salchosa Mara,” and “Mara.” These three spellings offer a concrete glimpse of the written record of the place name at the time and provide an early reference point for the village’s history.

Camille Robert Désert also connects Sausseuzemare-en-Caux with a literary perspective: he was born in Goderville in 1893 and lived in Sausseuzemare-en-Caux; his dates are 1893 to 1976. His book “La Rue d'enfer: heurs et malheurs d'un petit paysan de 1900, Sausseuzemare-en-Caux” was published in 1993 by Bertout. It is about a small farmer from 1900 and, according to its description, is set in the Pays de Maupassant. The book therefore focuses both on the person and on a specific historical and literary context.

A different kind of trace concerns the cemetery: in 1930, Camille Robert Désert mentioned strange, chain-like sounds coming from there. This specific account can be considered alongside the place names and the book as another local reference, without treating the different accounts as one and the same.

Circular Walk and Seasonal Program

The Circuit des Hameaux is a moderately difficult circular walk covering 14.9 km. It starts in Écrainville; the route description leads from there toward Sausseuzemare-en-Caux. For planning purposes, the starting point and direction of travel are therefore two separate details: the village is a point along the route, while the walk starts in Écrainville. Its distance, circular route format, and difficulty rating give you concrete details to help you assess the walk as part of your plans.

The two approaches differ in nature: the Circuit des Hameaux is a measured walk with a starting point and difficulty rating, while the village’s history is explored through its name forms, a person, and a book. When deciding what you want your stay to focus on, you can weigh outdoor activity against cultural history using these different points of reference.

In summer 2026, the Caux’té Nuit program offered summer evening walks in the municipalities of the Communauté de communes Campagne de Caux. Themes included heritage, nature, storytelling, encounters, and unusual discoveries. The walks mentioned are part of the 2026 summer edition; if you are planning for a later period, check the relevant edition and its dates separately.

Accommodation in Sausseuzemare-en-Caux

Le Clos Marie is a self-catering holiday cottage at 25 Route de Goderville in Sausseuzemare-en-Caux. It is a holiday cottage, not a hotel. According to the listed amenities, it accommodates four people and has Wi-Fi, parking, a terrace, and play facilities for children.

If you include Le Clos Marie in your plans, you can first compare the specific type of accommodation and stated capacity with your needs. Before booking, check that the listed amenities are available.

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