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Uncover great Campsites in France. If you are looking for campsites for tents and touring caravans then you can discover the perfect holiday park for you - some sites even have camping and caravanning equipment for you to use saving the expense and hassle of travelling with your own equipment.
We bring you 31 family Campsites to you in Brittany, France. If you looking for a coastal, fun park or a quiet retreat then you are bound to find the location for your next holiday. So for great value Campsites set within the most stunning locations in France.
France Campsites - Find many camping and caravanning sites in France.
| Domaine de Kerlann |
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Pont Aven
Brittany
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| Domaine de Kerlann is stunning. It’s in a lovely location, right in the middle of the countryside, surrounded by shady woodland and near some very photogenic beaches. Ancient stones guard the entrance and the gardens are a blaze of colour. But this parc is not just a pretty face, it has a great atmosphere and loads of activities on offer |
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| Les Pierres Couchées |
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Saint-brevin-les-pins
Loire-Atlantique
Brittany
France
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| Life at Les Pierres Couchées centres around the beautiful seaside, just a stones throw away. The sound of the sea sets a gentle tone for each day, and time moves on to the same relaxing rhythm. Les Pierres Couchées is surrounded by tranquil woodland, perfect for cycling, walks and picnics. During the day, parc life drifts down to the golden beach, just 300m away, with the small on-parc pool a favourite for families at the end of the day. A cosy amphitheatre at the centre of the site grabs the attention for children’s clubs and much of the evening entertainment. Les Pierres Couchées is part of our newly-acquired range of siblu parcs, which means its well suited for families who want to enjoy exploring the surrounding area and nearby beach. There are a small number of leisure facilities on parc, including an outdoor pool with a waterslide, crazy golf, tennis, boules and kid's clubs. |
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| Les Deux Fontaines |
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Raguénès
Brittany
France
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| This friendly site has a lovely welcoming atmosphere and swimming pool with waterslides.
Les Deux Fontaines, 2km from the village of Nevez, is a spacious site set in peaceful countryside. The owners have carefully landscaped the camping area, planting trees and shrubs around the site and ensuring our mobile homes are on open, grassy pitches. The attractive pool area, prettily edged with laurel hedges, is an ideal spot for relaxing with the family. The bar opens out onto a pleasant terrace overlooking the recently extended pool and waterchute. 900m away is the beautiful sandy beach at Raguenès.
There are wonderful beaches all along this coast and the fine sandy beaches at Rospico and Port Manec’h are just a short drive away. The picturesque thatched village of Kerascoët and the walled town of Concarneau are also nearby. The zoo at Pont Scorff is always popular, and a trip to the Iles Glénan by boat or the galleries of Pont Aven are a must.
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| L'Atlantique |
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Beg-Meil
Brittany
France
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| A family-run campsite featuring a superb waterpark and direct access to a magnificent beach.
L’Atlantique is 3km from the small seaside resort of Beg-Meil, with a beautiful setting next to a nature reserve. This popular site has a huge waterpark with slides, overlooked by the bar and terrace. The children’s play area features an old fishing boat, now a popular play centre. The beach is only a ten minute walk from the site through some woods. The site’s new owners organise a great deal of both daytime and evening entertainment, making this site ideal for families of any age.
A pleasant stroll through shady pine trees and over sand dunes leads you to a beautiful stretch of fine sandy beach. Visit the thriving resort and popular yachting and watersports centre of Bénodet, with plenty of promenade cafés and restaurants. The old market town, Pont l’Abbé, is nearby.
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| Les Mouettes |
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Carantec
Brittany
France
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| A friendly site, part of the Yelloh! Village chain, with a fabulous pool complex and a spectacular setting next to a lovely bay.
1.5km from the old port of Carantec and Plage du Kelenn, Les Mouettes is situated near one of the most beautiful bays on the Breton coast. The site is very well-kept with many pleasant, grassy pitches, some surrounded by trees and flowers. The main attraction is the impressive swimming pool complex overlooked by the bar terrace, where the children will enjoy floating along the lazy river surrounding the huge waterchutes (rings available from shop). They can also try their hand at the unusual 18-hole crazy-golf course, not forgetting the beach is just 1.5km away.
Morlaix is worth visiting with its pretty setting along a river estuary and its old, cobbled shopping streets. St Pol de Léon is a busy market town with medieval cathedral, eight miles away. Roscoff remains a picturesque old port, and offers excellent shopping and beaches. From here you can take a boat trip to the island of Batz.
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| Le Chatelet |
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St Cast-le-Guildo
Brittany
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| A small site with wonderful panoramic views and only three hundred yards from a secluded sandy cove.
On a hillside overlooking a bay, with fine views out to sea, Le Chatelet is ideal for young families. The town of St Cast is five minutes drive away. There is access from the campsite to two secluded beaches but the steep path is not suitable for toddlers. Some of our accommodation are on grassy terraces with some shade, and the modern bar is set high on a hill making the most of the views towards the next headland and a château. Children will enjoy the play areas and the small lake for fishing.
St Cast is a pretty resort with a huge sandy beach and a good selection of shops and restaurants. There are many beautiful cliff walks near the site, plus wonderful sandy beaches along the ‘Emerald’ coast. Mont St Michel and Dinard are within easy driving distance, or visit the modern aquarium and the old walled town at St Malo.
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| La Pointe St. Gilles |
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Bénodet
Brittany
France
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| A popular holiday centre, opposite the beach and with a great swimming pool and bar complex.
For over twenty five years La Pointe St-Gilles has been a firm favourite with Keycamp families. With an enviable location across a quiet road from a pine fringed sandy beach, it is only a fifteen minute walk away from Bénodet town. There is a spacious bar that overlooks the waterpark. The facilities include an open-air fitness course, jacuzzi, and family entertainment is organised during July and August. This site is especially popular with families that have younger children. Campsite rules are strictly enforced.
The site will boast a completely new reception, bar and aquapark with covered pool in 2008. Some pools will be open from 23/5, all facilities will be open by 15/6.
Just a short walk along the coast takes you to the wide bay of Bénodet with its cafés, crêperies, excellent seafood restaurants and sandy beaches. Take a boat trip up the beautiful Odet river to the bustling historic town of Quimper with its 13th century cathedral or visit the old walled town of Concarneau, a short drive away.
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| Château des Ormes |
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Dol-de-Bretagne
Brittany
France
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| This Castels site, in the grounds of a château, offers a unique holiday experience for the whole family.
Your first sight of the magnificent 18-hole golf course confirms that this is no ordinary campsite. Set in 250 acres of château parkland and woods, this site is extremely popular with our customers, particularly teenagers, and becomes very lively in high season. Children will love the waterpark with its four-lane waterslide and the newly built indoor pool complex. Pedalos can be hired on the campsite lake. There is a cosy pub with lakeside terrace and restaurant, plus all-weather football pitch and an activity programme all season. Dol-de-Bretagne is 8km away.
Popular day trips include a visit to the medieval town of Dinan or the Benedictine abbey on Mont St Michel. A short drive south will bring you to Combourg with its ancient château and lake. The old walled town of St Malo is home to Le Grand Aquarium, the town’s castle and museums. You can also take a boat trip to the nearby islands of Guernsey and Jersey.
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| De la Baie |
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La Trinité-sur Mer
Brittany
France
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| Opposite a beautiful sandy bay, a small family-run site.Perfect for families with young children.
De la Baie is a relaxing site with a welcoming family atmosphere that is neatly laid out and very well tended. The owners take great pride in their site and are keen that campsite rules are adhered to ensure enjoyment of everyone. It has a magical setting on a quiet wooded peninsula, beside a sweeping sandy beach backed by dunes and calm shallow waters, ideal for younger children. There is a comfortable bar and crêperie opposite the site with panoramic views across the bay and a small but sheltered swimming pool on-site with waterchute. In high season the campsite organise games and activities for the children.
La Trinité-sur-Mer, one mile away, has a good selection of bars and shops alongside the river estuary plus an excellent fish market. For a lively evening you can visit the bustling seaside resort of Carnac Plage. Explore the prehistoric standing stones at Carnac, or take a boat trip to Belle Ile. Visit historic Auray with its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses.
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| La Grande Métairie |
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Carnac
Brittany
France
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| One of France’s top sites - opposite Carnac’s famous standing stones and close to sandy beaches.
This campsite, with a beautiful setting in the parklands of an old Breton Manor, is a member of the prestigious Castels chain. Its carefully landscaped grounds provide privacy with grassy pitches screened by hedges and trees. There is a superb waterpark with a covered pool, slides and lazy river. In high season there is an organised programme of events and the amphitheatre is the venue for evening entertainment. Some noise can be heard on-site. The beach is a twenty minute bike ride away from the campsite on quiet roads.
You can walk or cycle past the famous standing stones that run for two miles from the campsite. Carnac Plage has a lively atmosphere and an excellent range of restaurants. Visit the ancient Breton town of Auray with its attractive medieval harbou,r on market day and explore the old streets of Vannes. For a change of pace you can explore the beautiful Brière Regional Park to the south and the Gulf of Morbihan.
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