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Camping les Embruns
This site is unusual in that it is located in the heart of a village, yet is only 250 metres from a sandy cove. The entrance, with its code operated barrier and wonderful floral displays, is the first indication that this is a well tended and well organised site, and the owners have won numerous regional and national awards for its superb presentation. The 176 pitches (100 occupied by mobile homes) are separated by trees, shrubs and bushes, and most have electricity (16A, Europlug), water and drainage. A dedicated area has been created for motorhomes at a special rate. On-site facilities include a heated swimming pool, a circular paddling pool, a water play pool and a wellness centre with sauna and massage facilities.
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Camping Huttopia Douarnenez
The Huttopia group is renowned for its ‘natural’ campsites. Huttopia Douarnenez has an attractive forest setting just 400 m. from the superb Plage des Sables Blancs. There are 124 pitches here, of which 86 are reserved for touring, some with excellent views across the vast sweep of the Bay of Douarnenez. They are well shaded and grassy, and all have 13A electricity. There are also a number of fully equipped safari-style tents (some with wood burning stoves) for hire as well as a handful of Romany-style caravans. An impressive range of amenities includes a swimming pool and bar/restaurant, and a large safari tent with a wood fire for communal entertainment.
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L’Orangerie de Lanniron
Camping L’Orangerie de Lanniron is a beautiful and peaceful family site set in ten acres of a 17th-century, 38-hectare country estate on the banks of the Odet River, formerly the home of the Bishops of Quimper.
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Yelloh! Village Camping Les Mouettes
Yelloh! Village Camping Les Mouettes is a sheltered site on the edge of an attractive bay, with access to the sea at the front of the site. In a wooded setting with many attractive trees and shrubs, the 457 pitches include 63 for touring units, all with electricity, water, drainage, and private sanitary facilities.. The remainder are taken by tour operators and by 406 mobile homes and chalets to rent.
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Flower Camping le Cabellou Plage
Le Cabellou Plage is a very pleasant, well-maintained site located close to Concarneau. The large, grassy pitches are divided by young hedges, all have 10A electricity and water nearby. Long extension cables may be required on some pitches. The enthusiastic owner has tastefully landscaped many areas of the site with a profusion of shrubs and flowers. A large swimming pool on site is overlooked by a terrace and bar, and the beach is just 25 m. away. An indoor swimming pool was added to the waterpark in 2020. The wide and attractive bay is ideal for canoeing and canoes are available for hire from the site. The area for mobile homes is most attractive and cars are parked in an adjacent parking area or directly on the pitches.
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Camping Sandaya Escale Saint-Gilles
Camping Sandaya Escale Saint-Gilles is a large, busy holiday-style campsite with 419 pitches but only around 50 for touring units. Facing the Glénan Islands, it is 50 metres from the beach, close to the River Odet and offers various types of accommodation. Families with young children, rather than teenagers, could find that the wide range of activities and entertainment offered, as well as a large sports and fitness complex (100 m. away off-site), make l’Escale St-Gilles a good choice.
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Camping Sandaya Le Kerou
Close to the delightful beach at Le Pouldu, Camping Kerou offers over 70 touring pitches, most with electricity. The site feels spacious, with shade from trees on some of the pitches. Day visits to Concarneau and Lorient are easy, both, just a short drive away. Ideal for families, there is a kids club and covered, heated pool with a couple of waterslides.
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Camping Sandaya Port Manec'h
Camping Sandaya Port Manec'h is located in Névez, France, in the Brittany region. It is situated near a beach and offers a variety of amenities and activities for campers, making it an excellent choice for a family vacation and a relaxing getaway. The campsite offers a variety of accommodation options, including  4 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available and 138 accommodation options for rent. 
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Camping Sandaya Deux Fontaines
Les 2 Fontaines is a large site with about 300 pitches. Of these 66 are for touring, 120 are used by tour operators and the remainder are for mobile homes. The well cared for pitches are on grass, level and attractively laid out among mature trees and shrubs. All have 10A electricity, water and drainage. Trees have been carefully planted creating one area with silver birch, one with apple trees and another with palms and tropical plants. The pool complex is an excellent feature, complete with chutes, flumes and waterfalls and a covered pool with an adjacent gym and massage room. There are numerous daytime activities for all the family to enjoy and a variety of entertainment in the evening.
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Camping de la Piscine
There are many campsites in this area but la Piscine is notable for the care and attention to detail that contribute to the wellbeing of its visitors. Created by the Caradec family from an apple orchard, the 199 level, grass pitches are of a generous size and are separated by an interesting variety of hedges and trees. Water, drainage and electricity points (10A) are provided, normally one stand between two pitches. Several mobile homes are also available for hire. The small bar and takeaway with terrace overlooking the pool complex provides a relaxing focal point. A quiet site, set back from the sea, la Piscine will appeal to families looking for good quality without too many on-site activities.
Yelloh! Village la Plage
La Plage is a spacious site with direct access to a long sandy beach between the fishing town of Le Guilvinec and the watersports beaches of Penmarc’h on the southwest tip of Brittany. It is surrounded by tall trees (tree houses also for rent) which provide shelter and is made up of several flat, sandy meadows. There are around 120 pitches for touring units arranged on either side of sandy access roads, mostly not separated but all numbered, and over 260 accommodation rentals. Electricity is available on all pitches. Like all beach-side sites, the facilities receive heavy use, however they are very good.
Camping du Poulquer
Camping du Poulquer is well located within 200 metres of Bénodet’s large sandy beach and just 800 metres from the town centre with its promenades, restaurants and shops. Family run with a friendly ambience, and very popular with a high level of returning campers, this is a pretty site with many trees and attractive floral displays. The 148 touring pitches are set away from the entertainment areas in a tranquil environment. They are on grass and are a mixture of flat and slightly sloping. Electricity (10A) is provided. The outdoor pool complex includes a large paddling pool, flumes and other attractions, plus a new covered pool complex. The nearby Iles Glénan are ideal for a summer daytrip and offer a small nature reserve and idyllic sandy beaches.
Camping la Corniche
A well presented site, La Corniche is conveniently placed for both coast (1.5 km), with large sandy beaches, and the delights of inland Brittany. Large level fields are divided into smaller areas by mature hedging and there is some shade from trees. There are 120 generously sized grass pitches with 10A electricity available to the 88 touring units. There are some mobile homes and safari tents to rent. Many visitors return to la Corniche each year. The town of Plozévet is a ten minute stroll away. There are several restaurants, most specialising in galettes and other typically Breton food, bars and a small supermarket.
Flower Camping Cap Finistère
Flower Camping Cap Finistère is a family friendly site in Brittany's southern region with easy access to the stunning coastline, and the opportunity to explore charming fishing villages and dramatic cliffs. The 52 pitches are divided by trees and hedges and vary in both size and quality. The clever design of the flower beds and shrubs around the site is particularly attractive. There are 97 mobile home pitches placed to one side of the campsite.
Camping de Kersentic
Camping de Kersentic in Finistère- Fouesnant is a 10-minute walk from Cap Coz beach and a 15-minute walk from Fouesnant. The site has 88 grass pitches, of which 30 are for touring units and have a10-amp hook-up point. There are 38 seasonal pitches and 20 mobile homes, safari tents and hikers' cabins available to hire
Camping de la Plage Bénodet
When you enter the site, you may think that this campsite site is rather small and secluded. You will find 160 touring pitches and almost as many rental accommodation units, both on separate sections of the camping site. The touring pitches are located amidst greenery, on grassy fields which are bordered by tall trees. You'll likely want to laze around on site for some time too… For Camping de la Plage has a big waterpark, made up of a covered pool, two outdoor pools, two waterslides, two hot tubs and a kids' paddling pool, plus outdoor aqua gym sessions in July and August.
Camping des Abers
This delightful 12-acre site is in a beautiful location almost at the tip of the Presqu’île Sainte Marguerite on the northwestern shores of Brittany. The peninsula lies between the mouths (abers) of two rivers, Aber Wrac’h and Aber Benoît. Camping des Abers is set just back from a wonderful sandy beach with rocky outcrops and islands you can walk to at low tide. There are 180 pitches (158 for touring), landscaped and terraced, some with amazing views, others sheltered by mature hedges, trees and flowering shrubs. Hubert le Cuff and his team make you very welcome and speak excellent English.
Sites et Paysages le Panoramic
Sites et Paysages le Panoramic is a medium-sized, traditional site, situated on quite a steep, ten-acre hillside with fine views. The 170 pitches are arranged on flat, shaded terraces, in small groups with hedges and flowering shrubs, and 20 pitches have services for motorhomes. Divided into two parts, the main upper site is where most of the facilities are located, with the swimming pool, its terrace and a playground located with the lower pitches across the road.
Camping les Saules
Les Saules is a fairly large campsite (190 pitches) that is divided in two by a busy main road, so care has to be taken with children. Pitches are divided by bushes and vary in size but larger units may have difficulty with the narrow access to many. Long electricity leads may be required. Half of the 57 touring pitches entail crossing the road to gain access to the swimming complex and beach. The pool complex with all the latest in slides, toboggans and palm trees is superb. Considerable ongoing work is being carried out to improve the toilet facilities on the site and should now include accessible facilities.

The first British visitors to Brittany left England from Cornwall while fleeing the Roman invaders. They landed in an area not unlike their own Cornwall, with its rocky coastline, inland forests and Celtic civilisation. Today this region is a beautiful destination for family holidays: fantastic scenery, picturesque villages, great food, lots going on and, perhaps above all, superb beaches, great for shrimping and sandcastles, which linger long in childhood memories. 

Benodet

One of Brittany's most delightful resorts with a small harbour and a sheltered beach which is small and popular but not too commercialised. It stands at the mouth of the Odet in a pretty setting backed by attractive woodland.

Brest

A great naval port and one of Brittany's most significant towns. The main sights include the port itself (boat trips are available), the castle, the maritime museum and Océanopolis, the well known and heavily publicised aquarium. There are great views of the town and its surrounding countryside from the Cours Dajot, near the castle.

Brignogan Plage

On the northern coast of Finistère, west of Goulven bay, this seaside resort is another example of beautiful Breton beaches. It also has a menhir, standing 25 feet high. 

Concarneau

Primarily a commercial fishing port, Concarneau is also famous for its old walled town – the Ville Clos. Cross the modern-day drawbridge, and you can explore charming narrow streets, lined with shops and restaurants. East of Concarneau, running up to the Aven and Belon estuaries, are about 15km of usually almost deserted sands with small inlets which blend into heath and open fields with occasional low sandy cliffs. This particular coastline is renowned for its beauty.  

Douarnenez

A fine resort, noted for its excellent beaches, especially the Plage des Dames, its sailing school and its marina. 

Iles de Glénan

An archipelago of nine islets and hundreds of outcrops teeming with birdlife, crystal lagoons and dazzling beaches, all accessible by boat from Benodet. 

Locronan

A superbly preserved mediaeval village (in fact used as the setting for Polanski's film 'Tess') which is named after an Irish saint, Ronan. Perhaps the most picturesque village in Brittany (and there are many!), it can be crowded in high season. 

Morlaix

A market town which is visually memorable for the vast expanse of 19th Century railway viaduct, the supporting pillars of which march across the town reaching up to 200 feet above the rooftops. The countryside to the north is a little-visited region of small valleys, high cliffs and rocky coves hiding perfect sandy beaches. Two of the best are found near the little port of Caranterec.

Pointe du Raz

There are superb views from this dramatic rocky outcrop which juts defiantly out into the Atlantic – magnificent on a wild, windy day! Look out for the dolphins which swim off the point. The impressive but less spectacular Pointe du Van lies just to the north - you get a great view of the Pointe du Raz, and the parking is free. 

Pont Aven

This small town attracts admirers of Gaugin who came here to paint before going to Tahiti. Here he began the famed 'Pont Aven' school of Impressionists. To the east, the coast is broken by inlets as far as Le Pouldu. One of the rivers, the Belon, is famed for its oyster beds. Wooded valleys and paths run down to the rivers Belon and Aven, and there is a beautiful 9km coastal path through landscape designated as being of exceptional beauty. 

Quimper

This is Brittany's oldest city and is very much the county town, built on the banks of the river Odet. Points of interest include the gothic cathedral, the Bishop's palace and old quarter with its covered market and pottery workshops – the faienceries de Quimper. Boat trips leave from Quimper and head downriver to the pretty seaside town of Benodet. 

Quimperlé

At the junction of two rivers, it enjoys an attractive situation with the lower town built around the former Abbey of Ste Croix, one of the finest examples of romanesque architecture in Brittany. There's a Breton museum and even a crêpe museum!

About 10 miles away are the Rochers du Diable where St Guenol and the Devil fought a bloody battle. The Devil was defeated and slid down into the gorge, leaving deep claw marks in the rock face as he scrabbled desperately to escape. Colourful legends aside, the rocks form an impressive gorge with a picnic area and surrounding woodland, ideal for stretching the legs after a leisurely lunch.

Roscoff 

Finistère’s major northern port but also a popular seaside resort in summer.  An attractive little town with white-washed houses, narrow streets and alleyways.