Camping in Brittany: your family holidays in the great outdoors!
In each of our campsites in Brittany, immerse yourself in the local culture with its fine sandy beaches, gastronomy and traditions.
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Camping in Brittany: sea air and heritage-filled holidays
What are the must-see sights in Brittany?
Fancy a camping getaway in Brittany? A land of legends, the region captivates with the diversity of its landscapes composed of moors, cliffs, mythical forests and sandy or pebbly beaches.
From Côtes-d'Armor to Ille-et-Vilaine , from Morbihan to Finistère , every corner holds treasures to discover. Whether you're staying in a luxury campsite in Brittany or a campsite in Finistère , explore an exceptional region bordered by the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean.
Choose a campsite for hiking and explore the famous GR34 , also known as the coastal path. From the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel to Saint-Nazaire, follow the Breton coves to the White Sea near Bénodet or Pointe du Raz. For a true immersion in nature, venture into the Brocéliande Forest, a key location in Arthurian mythology.
Among the must-sees during your camping holiday in Brittany, don't miss:
- The Crozon peninsula and its vertiginous cliffs.
- The Glénan archipelago , nicknamed the Breton Tahiti.
- Belle-Île-en-Mer , a jewel of the open sea with wild charm.
- Ploumanac'h and the Pink Granite Coast .
- Saint-Malo , its ramparts and its iconic beach.
- The fine sandy beaches of the Gulf of Morbihan.
What type of accommodation should I choose in a campsite in Brittany?
Looking for an outdoor holiday? At our campsite in Brittany, unpack your bags in a modern mobile home rental with:
- Covered or semi-covered terrace;
- Fully equipped kitchen;
- Spacious rooms;
- Premium hotel services: end-of-stay cleaning, beds made upon arrival, bed linen and towel rental. Available as an option and included only in Luxury accommodations.
Whether you're a couple, a family, or a group of friends, find the perfect getaway for a weekend or a week. Some 4 and 5-star campsites are located just steps from the region's most beautiful beaches.
Fancy an adventure worthy of local legends? Spend the night in a lodge or treehouse at our unusual campsite in Brittany .
Camping in Brittany: comfort, nature and activities for everyone
Camping with a water park in Brittany: a treat for freshwater sailors
Looking to cool off? At your campsite in Brittany, water fun takes center stage! Children won't wait a second to discover the aquatic area with its heated outdoor pool , water slides, and paddling pools with water jets. The spa area will also delight you with its whirlpool baths, counter-current river, waterfalls, and massage benches. At the campsite with an indoor pool , you can enjoy a swim in warm water all year round.
On the ocean side, local nautical clubs offer introductory courses and training for all ages, supervised by qualified instructors.
From your campsite in Brittany by the sea , try this:
- Windsurfing or kitesurfing on the beaches of Fouesnant.
- Canoeing and kayaking in the Bay of La Forêt or off the coast of Finistère.
- A catamaran trip around Belle-Île or towards the Glénan archipelago .
- Traditional sailing on old rigging.
- Stand-up paddleboarding in Douarnenez Bay.
- Fishing at sea or on the rocks at low tide.
What family activities can you do at a campsite in Brittany?
Looking for family fun? Your seaside campsite in Brittany comes alive with activities led by our enthusiastic entertainment team. Wake up to music with an aquagym class or join a water polo tournament during the day. Check the weekly program for details on the various sports tournaments and shows organized each evening.
Children also enjoy the Sunny Club, our kids' club with educational, fun, and sporting activities. While you relax in the solarium, they can watch Olympic-style games, treasure hunts, and team challenges.
Camping in Brittany: traditions, gastronomy and Breton culture
What are some typical villages to visit in Brittany?
During your stopover in Brittany , discover a rich culture deeply rooted in its charming villages. You'll understand why the Bretons cherish their region and its traditions. Stroll through Concarneau , a fortified medieval town surrounded by ramparts, or Pont-Aven , famous for its art galleries and delicate galettes. Continue on to Landerneau, Rennes, Vannes, Roscoff , or Dinan with its half-timbered houses.
At local markets, the local produce also makes its way onto your plate with deliciousness: Saint-Malo on Tuesdays and Saturdays, Quimper on Wednesdays and Auray on Mondays.
Among the stalls, chouchen (a Breton mead) sits alongside kouign-amann (a Breton cake) and fresh seafood caught that very morning. Fill your basket with local specialties and chat with the producers, who are always happy to offer advice. At lunchtime, awaken your taste buds with a savory buckwheat galette (a savory buckwheat crepe) to enjoy with artisanal cider or a sweet crepe with salted caramel.
Which festival should I attend in Brittany in the summer?
Enjoy your luxury camping holiday and experience the rhythm of Brittany. Take part in a fest-noz (traditional Breton dance party) and admire the traditional dancers twirling around you. You'll quickly be swept away by the Celtic music, tinged with the sounds of the bombard and the bagpipes. Summer is also the season for major events:
- Interceltic Festival of Lorient;
- Vieilles Charrues in Carhaix;
- Cornouaille Festival in Quimper;
- Embroiderers' Festival in Pont-l'Abbé;
- Festival of the Ramparts in Dinan.
Book now your mobile home rental or open-air pitch in a camping in Brittany.
FAQ: Camping in Brittany
The best time to book a campsite in Brittany is generally from May to September. June and September offer the perfect balance between weather and crowds. The beaches are less crowded and the climate remains pleasant.
July and August offer beautiful weather conditions with temperatures ranging between 20 and 25 °C and long sunny days.
From our campsites in Brittany, you can:
- Cruise on the Odet : 14 km descent towards Bénodet.
- Walk along the GR34 in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer or Fouesnant.
- Water sports : windsurfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, surfing.
- Boat trip to the Glénan archipelago or Belle-Île.
- Eat a savory buckwheat crepe in a creperie in Morlaix.
The ideal length of a camping holiday in Brittany depends primarily on the activities you wish to do. The region can be explored over a long weekend of 2-3 days or a longer period of 1 to 2 weeks. A good compromise is around ten days to combine sightseeing, relaxation, and activities.
Brittany is full of unmissable sites that should not be missed:
- The ramparts of Saint-Malo , the fortified corsair city.
- Crozon peninsula with its panoramas over the Iroise sea.
- Dinan , a preserved medieval town on the banks of the Rance.
- Carnac with the largest collection of megaliths in the world.
- The seaside resorts of Concarneau and Bénodet.
- Quimper and its old town.
Yes, Sunêlia campsites in Brittany are perfectly suited for family holidays. Enjoy facilities designed for all ages: water parks, kids' clubs, family entertainment, playgrounds, and comfortable accommodations. Located near beaches and the most beautiful Breton landscapes, our campsites allow you to share unforgettable moments with your family in a friendly and natural setting.
To find out more about the services, facilities and activities offered, consult the dedicated page for each Sunêlia campsite in Brittany.
