Le Ranolien has been attractively developed around a former Breton farm – everything here is either made from or placed on or around, the pink rocks, some of them massive. Of around 500 pitches 100 are for touring, mostly large and flat, but some quite small, all with 10A electricity, water and drainage. The rest of the site is taken up with mobile homes and chalets to rent and pitches used by two tour operators. The site is on the coast, with beaches and coves within walking distance and there are spectacular views from some pitches.
The original buildings are sympathetically converted into site facilities and there is an imaginative pool complex with terraces and water toboggans, with water cascading over boulders into smaller pools and a covered, heated pool which can be opened. It is all quite impressive and is overlooked by the bar terrace.
Facilities
The main toilet block is heated in cool weather and has washbasins in cabins, mostly British style WCs and good showers, some spacious and with washbasins. Facilities for disabled visitors. Laundry. Motorhome services. Supermarket and gift shop. Restaurant, crêperie and bar. Indoor (all season) and outdoor (from end May) swimming pool complex. Wellness centre. Disco in high season. Minigolf. Games room. Play area. Cinema. Gym and steam room. Mobile homes for hire, including new Romany-style caravans and luxury chalets. Internet and WiFi (on payment).
Accommodation to Rent
Bar Nearby
Bar on Site
Bicycle Hire Nearby
Boat Launch Nearby
Childrens Play Area
Golf Nearby
Indoor Pool Heated
Indoor Pool on Site
Nature
Outdoor Pool Heated
Outdoor Pool on Site
Pets allowed
Restaurant
Riding Nearby
Sailing Nearby
Seaside Beach Nearby
Shop Nearby
Shop on Site
Spa/Wellbeing
Takeaway Food
TV on Site
Wifi Chargeable
Location
Perros-Guirec is 12 km. north of Lannion. From Lannion take D788 to Perros-Guirec. Follow signs to Centre Ville past harbour area, then turn right along coast road (Centre Ville par la Corniche and Trégastel). Continue through north of town and on to La Clarté. After a sharp left hand bend site is immediately on the right.
