Get ready! Campsites are gradually opening their 2025 bookings between mid-September and mid-November. See the list

Yelloh! and me

Log out

Booking centre

+44 (0)203 499 5739

Camping Brittany

+ pers.
A land of tradition, Brittany has always stayed true to its identity. Its rugged coasts, its fishers and its end-of-the-world landscapes have inspired a multitude of legends.

Take advantage of a camping holiday in Brittany to discover the magic at work in this untamed, free-hearted region. With its coastline, its charming villages and its folklore, Brittany boasts an array of assets to win over nature lovers. Its unrivalled vistas, singular sites, lighthouses and islands further add to the region’s outstanding appeal. Come to Brittany on holiday and you can be sure of a real sense of escape. And of sheer amazement!

 

6 campsites found

campings Côtes-d'Armor

campings Finistère

campings Morbihan

Camping holidays in Brittany

Brittany is the perfect region for a fabulous holiday. And there are plenty of reasons why. First of all, the region boasts some magnificent coastlines. The different coasts complement one another, because Brittany is bordered by the English Channel to the north, the Celtic Sea to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the south. So, as well as basking in the water park at one of our campsites, you can also splash around in the sea!

But there’s much, much more to a holiday in Brittany than the water! Visitors certainly shouldn’t neglect the region’s inland areas, which are also teeming with tourist attractions. The Breton cultural identity and its folklore, including its mythological aspects, were largely forged in the Breton countryside.

Finally, Brittany is a region that fully embraces life. In every sense of the word. You’ll very quickly become aware of this with the many culinary specialities, the array of festivals and events held here, and the convivial atmosphere that is so characteristic of the squares in Brittany’s towns and villages.

Mobile home rental in Brittany

Would you like your own cosy retreat in which to relax during your stay in Brittany? If so, we recommend renting a mobile home at a campsite in Brittany. With a cottage, a furnished tent or a quirkier accommodation choice, you’ll benefit from all the comfort and the best services available on a camping holiday.

Perhaps, on the contrary, you’d rather go back to basics and reconnect with nature in Brittany? At Yelloh! Village campsites, you can rent a pitch, some of which come with their own private sanitary facilities! If you choose the latter option, you’ll have your own bathroom facilities when you pitch up with your campervan, caravan or tent.

And in both cases, the Yelloh! Village campsites in Brittany remain attentive to your every need, with a range of services worthy of the hotel sector. Outstanding restaurants, heated water parks, grocery stores, bars, children’s clubs, daytime and evening entertainment, equipment to borrow or to hire... We do everything to make sure every moment of your family holiday in Brittany is completely hassle-free! So you can simply concentrate on having a good time and enjoying your holiday in Brittany to the full.

 

What can you do while camping in Brittany?

What are the activities on offer in Brittany? ?


Today, an increasing number of regions are redefining themselves as nature destinations, but Brittany has long been a pioneer in this respect. By the sea, in the forest and even in town... you’ll find waymarked trails all over Brittany. Ideal for anyone who loves walking, trekking or cycling. Also, with 2,479 km of coastline, Brittany is a favourite place for watersports enthusiasts. Enjoy boat trips, surfing, diving, jet skiing, sailing or stand-up paddleboarding... There’s something for everyone. The beach also offers a range of activities such as sand yachting and kite flying. And you can also enjoy all the benefits of water in a different way, by treating yourself to a thalasso spa treatment. Or you can just sit back and enjoy a spot of fishing in one of the many harbours. Away from the beach or further inland, take the time to visit Brittany’s heritage. With links to mythology, religion and history, it is truly unique with plenty of surprises in store. Finally, immerse yourself in the region’s vibrant atmosphere. Visit a festival, a traditional celebration, or a cultural or sporting event. Join in the fun and embrace the festive spirit that makes the Breton people so welcoming.


What are the sightseeing attractions in Brittany?


From the Bay of Morlaix to the islands dotted around the Gulf of Morbihan, and not forgetting the Côtes-d’Armor and Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany is brimming with absolutely amazing sites. To help you choose, here are some of the places to visit when on holiday at one of our campsites in Brittany.

  • The Pointe du Raz headland
  • The islands with their idyllic scenery
  • The Carnac Stones
  • Saint-Malo, its historic centre and its aquarium
  • The Côte de Granit Rose coast
  • The Monts d’Arrée and the legendary Huelgoat Forest
  • Medieval villages and gardens
  • The legendary Forest of Broceliande
  • Fougères Castle
  • The most significant religious monuments, such as Saint-Corentin Cathedral in Quimper
  • The Côte Emeraude coast that ends at Mont-Saint-Michel Bay
  • And finally, the iconic lighthouses that grace the entire coastline

What are the main Breton events nearby?


Brittany certainly knows what the word festive means and goes to great lengths to celebrate and honour its traditions. All year round, there are festivals and sporting, artistic and folklore-related events. Much to the delight of locals and tourists alike! Especially since there is so much choice!

  • Les Vieilles Charrues music festival (Carhaix)
  • The Interceltic Festival (Lorient)
  • The Cornouaille festival of Breton culture (Quimper)
  • Motocultor (heavy metal, in the Vannes area)
  • The Fest Noz (traditional dance) in many towns and villages
  • La Route du Rock music festival (Saint-Malo)
  • Les Filets Bleus (Breton culture, Concarneau)
  • Le Chant de Marin (sea shanties, Paimpol)
  • The Scallop Festival (Erquy)
  • The Festival du Bout du Monde (music, Crozon)
  • The Fête des Remparts (medieval festival, Dinan)
  • Skedanoz (Carnac)
  • Les Soirées Transats (various shows and performances, Carantec)
  • The sound-and light show at the Bon-Repos Abbey (Saint-Gelven)
  • And many, many more...

Which are the most beautiful villages in Brittany?


The Breton villages have their own unique charm, thanks to the region’s characteristic architecture. Spend some time wandering through the narrow streets of Brittany’s prettiest villages.

  • Locronan
  • Ploumanac’h
  • Rochefort-en-Terre and the Prehistory Park of Brittany
  • La Roche-Bernard
  • Moncontour
  • Saint-Suliac
  • La Gacilly
  • Saint-Cado
  • Pont-Aven

Which Breton islands can you visit?


During your holiday with family or friends, we highly recommend that you set sail for the islands near your campsite in Brittany. There, you’ll find gorgeous coves, lovely marinas to stroll around, breathtaking views and unspoilt nature. Here are just a few ideas of islands you can visit.

  • The Glénan Islands
  • Houat and Hoëdic, two neighbouring islands
  • Belle-Île-en-Mer
  • Saint-Cado
  • The island of Groix
  • Bréhat
  • The island of Arz
  • Ouessant
  • The island of Batz
  • Molène
  • Sein
  • Île Vierge
    • This is just a small sample of the treasures to be found off the Breton coast. In addition, Brittany also has several peninsulas, all equally worth a visit. Take, for example, Quiberon, Crozon and the Rhuys peninsula (Sarzeau). With turquoise waters and unique flora and fauna, these strips of land should definitely be included on your To Do list if you’re camping near the sea in Brittany.

Which are the most beautiful towns in Brittany?


The many towns in the region are also worth visiting on a day out. They too have a typical Breton feel and a vibrant atmosphere all year round.

  • Saint-Malo
  • Concarneau
  • Dinan
  • Perros-Guirec
  • Rennes
  • Quimper
  • Cancale
  • Galeria
  • Morlaix
  • Vannes
  • Brest

Where are the most beautiful beaches in Brittany?


Although some people swear by the southern Atlantic coast or the Mediterranean, the beaches of Brittany have nothing to envy them! With their fine sand and crystal-clear waters, along with the lighthouses that rise up out of the landscape, the Breton coasts boast some real postcard scenery.

  • The beach of the Île Saint Nicolas
  • The beach of the Île Vierge
  • Herlin
  • Tahiti beach
  • Sables d'Or
  • Goas Treiz beach
  • Grands Sables
  • Kermyl
  • Trévignon
  • Or Fogeo beach

Which are the Breton specialities that you simply must try?


The region is also famous for its cuisine. The list of local dishes, drinks and desserts is almost endless! As is the case in many French regions, the local cuisine is in fact a highlight for tourists here! Discerning gourmets will love their camping holiday in Brittany.

  • Sweet and savoury pancakes
  • Cider
  • Kouign-amann cake
  • Andouille de Guémené sausage
  • Plougastel strawberries
  • Seafood, including scallops, crayfish and Bouchot mussels
  • Breton cake
  • Far Breton flan
  • Kig-ha-Farz stew
  • And, of course, salted butter!

    • As you’ll have gathered, renting a mobile home in Brittany is an excellent choice for a holiday with your family, partner or friends!

To explore
All our campsites

Yelloh! Village 4.6 / 5 ( 2 661 reviews)

×