Today, Brittany attracts its visitors more because of the particularly iodine-rich, healthy air, the wonderful natural landscapes with imposing coasts and cliffs, and the pretty, medieval-looking villages as well as the cool campsites with waterparks.
Let us take you to the 6 most beautiful campsites in Brittany.
1. A campsite with an aqua park in Brittany, heaven in Lesconil!
Océan Breton is a family campsite with a swimming pool. They offer you the opportunity of making the most of an aqua park with exceptional dimensions and facilities. Think about it, more than 2,000 m² of pools and sunbathing areas await you in Lesconil, a delightful seaside resort on the southern tip of Finistère in Brittany! What they offer to you, makes you choose a campsite in brittany with waterparks a no brainer!
2. Camping International Le Raguenès Plage
The Camping International Le Raguenès Plage is located on the beach of Raguenès in a quiet environment that has many other beautiful beaches to offer: White sandy beaches surrounded by turquoise-green sea from the Glénan Islands. The Tahiti beach lives up to its name. A visit to the Océanopolis aquarium in Brest is a special experience: On a unique trip around the world, you travel from the Antarctic via the tropics to the Arctic and encounter sharks, penguins and otters along the way – a good bad-weather alternative!
3. Camping La Touesse
Camping La Touesse awaits us in Saint-Lunaire on the Côte d’Émeraude. The extensive beaches are particularly good for building sand castles and going for walks. Water sports are also offered. A visit to the city of Dinan is also impressive. The medieval half-timbered houses once belonged to cloth weavers and tanners, glassblowers and wood gilders. The Saint-Sauveur basilica is particularly worth seeing with its Byzantine, Persian, and Roman influences. It was built in the 12th century but never completed.
4. Yelloh! Village Les Pins
If you want to be enchanted by the charm of the Côtes-d’Armor, you should visit the Yelloh! Visit Village Les Pins! Original nature reigns supreme here: Picturesque little fishing harbors, beautiful coast, and wild cliffs characterize the landscape. Stroll through the fern forests and endless expanses of Cap Fréhel. According to legend, the giant Gargantua left his footprints on a rock here. Visit the 7 Îles archipelago on a boat tour and spot puffins, gannets, penguins, cormorants, and seagulls.
5. Camping Les Sables Blancs
Camping Les Sables Blancs awaits us near Concarneau, on the eastern edge of the Bigoudenland. The area captivates with old buildings, quiet nature, and maritime fishing ports, which can be explored on a hike. This includes the island of Sein. The unique place at the entrance to the Manche, isolated from the rocky reef, still alternately tells of the ships in distress and their rescuers. Or discover the only gray seals living in France near Cadoran.
6. Camping La Plage de Treguer
Last but not least: Camping La Plage de Treguer. Here, the tides determine when you can swim in the bay. Countless hiking and biking trails lead through the beautiful natural scenery of the Armorique Nature Park. You can circle the Crozon peninsula or let yourself be guided along the coast to the summit of Monts d’Arrée: moors and heathland alternate with a magnificent panorama over the sea. The history-steeped customs officers’ path, once created to prevent smuggling, goes from the English Channel to the Atlantic.