24 unusual campsites, individually selected, to book directly with the campsite.
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The Morbihan has 25 campsites offering unique accommodation, between the Gulf of Morbihan, the Brocéliande forest and the Quiberon peninsula. The average rating reaches 4.5/5, with weekly prices ranging from €280 to €790.
Le Val aux Fées, in Concoret, deep in the Brocéliande forest, leads with a perfect 5/5. Les Rives de Vilaine, in Férel, offers the star tent with 473 reviews (4.8/5), while Entre Terre et Mer, in Pont-Scorff, offers the treehouse with 630 reviews for 4.7/5.
Domaine de Kervallon, in Caro, and Domaine du Scorff, in Kernascléden, complete the top ranking with 4.7/5 each, both inland, away from the coastal crowds. Les Jardins de Kergal, in Guidel, remains the busiest campsite in the department with 808 reviews, a 4-star campsite near the sea.
Ambon and Pluméliau each bring together two addresses in the selection, a practical anchor point for exploring both the Gulf of Morbihan to the south and Brocéliande to the north. Almost all campsites in the department accept pets.
Spending a night in unique accommodation in the Morbihan often means choosing between the mystery of the Brocéliande forest, the gentleness of the Gulf of Morbihan and the fresh air of the Quiberon peninsula. Treehouse, star tent and vintage caravan make up most of the offer, with the river or the sea as a common thread.
Choosing a unique campsite in the Morbihan means booking a night different from a classic stay: treehouse, star tent or vintage caravan, with the gulf or the Brocéliande forest just minutes away. Reviews for the Morbihan selection's campsites are among the best-rated in the network.
La forêt de Brocéliande, autour de Concoret et Paimpont, mêle légendes arthuriennes et sentiers de randonnée, avec la fontaine de Barenton et le tombeau de Merlin comme étapes classiques. Le golfe du Morbihan, semé de dizaines d’îles, se découvre en bateau depuis Vannes ou Arzon.
Carnac et ses alignements mégalithiques, l’un des plus grands ensembles préhistoriques d’Europe, restent à moins d’une heure de la plupart des campings du sud du département, tout comme la presqu’île de Quiberon et ses falaises battues par l’océan.
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| Campsite | Rating | Treehouse | Pitch | Unusual accommodation | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domaine de Kervallon | 3 ★ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | 590€/sem. | 4.7/5 |
