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89 unique campsites await you in Brittany, between rugged coastlines, legendary forests and medieval cities. Average rating 4.4/5, prices from €260 to €790 per week depending on the accommodation. Treehouse, cabin on stilts, bubble, barrel, coco-sweet or star tent: the Finistère and the Morbihan concentrate most of Brittany's unique accommodation offer. Online booking, availability depending on season.
The Finistère brings together the largest number of unique campsites in the region, 35 in total, between the Pointe du Raz and the Atlantic Ocean. The Morbihan follows with 25 campsites, around the gulf and the Brocéliande forest. The Côtes-d'Armor has 18 unique campsites, notably along the Pink Granite Coast near Perros-Guirec. The Ille-et-Vilaine, near Saint-Malo and Mont-Saint-Michel, totals 11.
The treehouse can be found notably at Entre Terre et Mer, in the Morbihan, and at La Plage, in the Finistère. Les Rives de Vilaine, also in the Morbihan, offers the star tent. Barrel and pod are available at La Pointe and Kergorz, in the Finistère, while Les Genets d'Or and Les Abers offer coco-sweet. Les Ormes, Domaine & Resort, in the Ille-et-Vilaine, combines bubble, treehouse and barrel. Huttopia Baie du Mont-Saint-Michel offers the gypsy caravan. No unique campsite in Brittany currently offers a private spa or Nordic bath, despite visible demand for this type of offer.
38 of 89 campsites have a pool, all heated. 87 accept pets, almost the entire Breton offer, solo, as a couple, with friends or family. 44 campsites offer an on-site restaurant and bar, and only 4 remain open year-round. 74 display an official star rating.
Le Val aux Fées, in Concoret in the Morbihan, deep in the Brocéliande forest, shows 5/5 for 19 reviews. Seasonova Les 7 Îles, in Trélévern on the Pink Granite Coast, gathers 31 reviews for 4.9/5. Les Rives de Vilaine, in Férel in the Morbihan, gathers 473 reviews for their star tent. Entre Terre et Mer, in Pont-Scorff, offers the treehouse for 630 reviews. La Pointe, in the Finistère, offers barrel and pod with 283 reviews. Les Genets d'Or, in Bannalec, offer coco-sweet for 176 reviews. Les Ormes, Domaine & Resort, in the Ille-et-Vilaine, remains the most reviewed with 1,511 reviews for its bubble, treehouse and barrel. Huttopia Baie du Mont-Saint-Michel completes the selection with 797 reviews in a gypsy caravan.
Entre forêt de légende, côtes sauvages et cités de granit, la Bretagne offre un vaste terrain d'exploration pour prolonger un séjour en camping insolite.
Associée aux légendes arthuriennes, la forêt de Brocéliande, dans le Morbihan, attire pour sa forêt profonde et ses sites mythiques comme la fontaine de Barenton ou le tombeau de Merlin.
Dans les Côtes-d'Armor, la Côte de granit rose, autour de Perros-Guirec et Ploumanac'h, doit son nom à ses rochers aux teintes roses. Dans le Finistère, la pointe du Raz offre l'un des panoramas les plus spectaculaires du littoral atlantique.
La cité corsaire de Saint-Malo, ses remparts et ses plages, complète un séjour en Ille-et-Vilaine, à courte distance du Mont-Saint-Michel, l'une des destinations les plus visitées de France.
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| Campsite | Rating | Treehouse | Pitch | Unusual accommodation | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domaine de Kervallon | 3 ★ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | 590€/sem. | 4.7/5 |
