The 12 best Eurocamp Resorts in Brittany

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I’ve been hunting for the best Eurocamp Resorts in Brittany for family fun – and this one was really tricky to narrow down as there are lots of brilliant sites that come well rated on TripAdvisor! I’ve settled on 12 to make it easier for you to decide, and you’ll be pleased to know there are some fabulous days out on offer near these ones too! There are lots of popular ports in Northern France, which makes it perfect for short road trips from the UK, so I’ve popped some extra travel information into this article for each campsite. Under each description of my top picks for the best Eurocamp resorts in Brittany, you’ll find an approximate drive time from the ports of Calais, St Malo, Caen and Roscoff, alongside its proximity to the nearest airport. So, happy holiday hunting, and here are my top 12 picks for the best Eurocamp resorts in Brittany:

1. Eurocamp: Domaine des Ormes, Northern Brittany

The highly rated Domaine des Ormes campsite, in Northern Brittany, is perfect for easy road trip holidays in France – and it’s one of the best Eurocamp resorts for an out-of-season holiday too with a fantastic indoor pool complex. It boasts so many kids’ activities that it’s like a mini adventure park – there’s plenty on offer to entertain kids of all ages. It boasts everything from horse riding, to treetop adventures, a golf course, soft play, pedalos, sports, kids’ clubs, outdoor swimming pools and more! With so many activities on-site, Mont Saint Michel just a 30 minute drive away and the charming town of Dol-de-Bretagne nearby, it’s a great base for a fun-filled holiday. We’re heading there this summer and I can’t wait! For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Domaine des Ormes on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Domaine des Ormes: Just under 5 hours drive.
Caen Port to Domaine des Ormes: 1 hour 45 minutes.
St Malo Port to Domaine des Ormes: Just 30 minutes away.
Roscoff Port to Domaine des Ormes: 2 hours 20 minutes.
The nearest airport to Domaine des Ormes is Rennes – about 50 minutes away.

2. Eurocamp: Le Fort Espagnol, Southern Brittany

One of the most popular Eurocamp resorts in Southern Brittany, Le Fort Espagnol is set in a peaceful countryside location near the coast – offering families the best of both worlds. The site boasts a gorgeous pool complex with waterslides, as well as an indoor swimming pool. The Gulf of Morbihan is on your doorstep and there’s a lot on offer to keep the kids entertained including: sports courts, bike hire, playgrounds and a kids’ club. If you love getting around on foot then this one is perfect – it’s only a 15 minute walk to the town of Crac’h with plenty of restaurants and cafes. You’re also just a short drive from beautiful beaches, Forêt Adrénaline (treetop course), the Gulf of Morbihan Catamaran Boat Ride and the popular seaside resort of Carnac. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Fort Espagnol on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Le Fort Espagnol: A 6.5 hour drive.
Caen Port to Le Fort Espagnol: 3.5 hours.
St Malo Port to Le Fort Espagnol: Around 2 hours 15 minutes.
Roscoff Port to Le Fort Espagnol: 2 hours 45 minutes away.
The nearest airport to Le Fort Espagnol is Nantes – around 90 minutes away.

3. Eurocamp: Le Kervilor, Southern Brittany

If the smaller resorts best suit your family, then Le Kervilor is a fabulous option for a Eurocamp holiday in Southern Brittany. The pool with waterslides will keep the kids busy for hours and you can even get your breakfast delivered to your decking! The site boasts crazy golf, a kids’ club, inflatables, sports and bike hire – so you can enjoy exploring the Brittany coastline. The park is near to beautiful beaches, as well as the historic town of Carnac, and the kids will love watching the yachts at La Trinité-sur-Me. If you fancy a fun day out, Kingoland Amusement Park is about a 45 minute drive and, for those with older kids (14+), the segway tours in Carnac look like great fun! For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Kervilor on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Le Kervilor: Around 6 hours 30 minutes drive.
Caen Port to Le Kervilor: 3 hours 20 minutes.
St Malo Port to Le Kervilor: 2 hours 20 minute drive.
Roscoff Port to Le Kervilor: 2 hours 30 minutes away.
The nearest airport to Le Kervilor is Rennes – about 90 minutes away.

4. Eurocamp: La Grande Métairie, Southern Brittany

If you’re on the hunt for 5 star Eurocamp resorts in Southern Brittany, La Grande Métairie is one of the best options for an action-packed getaway. The gorgeous pool complex, with waterslides, is perfect for a sunny day and there’s a covered pool for any cooler weather. The kids can enjoy the on-site adventure course and zip lines, sports, kids’ clubs, the mini farm, mini golf, pony rides and even scuba lessons! This one has so much on offer and it’s only a short drive to the beach. When it comes to days out, Forêt Adrénaline (treetop course), the Gulf of Morbihan Catamaran Boat Ride and the lovely town of Carnac are all just a stone’s throw away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out La Grande Métairie on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to La Grande Métairie: Around 6 hours 40 minutes drive.
Caen Port to La Grande Métairie: 2 hours 40 minutes.
St Malo Port to La Grande Métairie: 2 hours 20 minute drive.
Roscoff Port to La Grande Métairie: 2.5 hours away.
The nearest airport to La Grande Métairie is Rennes – about 90 minutes away.

5. Eurocamp: Le Ty Nadan, Southern Brittany

Another Eurocamp gem in Southern Brittany, Le Ty Nadan has lots to offer families looking for a blend of nature and campsite fun. Cocooned in a woodland, as well as indoor and outdoor swimming pools and waterslides, this resort offers canoeing on the river and pony rides through the woods – the kids will love it! There are kids’ clubs for tots through to teens, sports and play areas too. As well as quaint villages and towns to explore nearby, you’ll find Kingoland Theme Park and Odet Loisirs Amusement Park (with trampolines, zip lines, a maze and all sorts) both around 50 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Ty Nadan on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Le Ty Nadan: Around a 7 hour drive.
Caen Port to Le Ty Nadan: 3 hours 45 minutes.
St Malo Port to Le Ty Nadan: A 2.5 hour drive.
Roscoff Port to Le Ty Nadan: 2 hours away.
The nearest airport to Le Ty Nadan is Rennes – just under a 2 hour drive.

6. Eurocamp: Le Mané Guernehué, Southern Brittany

Another 5 star site, Le Mané Guernehué is one of the best Eurocamp resorts for waterslide holidays in Brittany – we’re heading here this summer and the kids can’t wait! With indoor and outdoor pools, a lazy river and multiple waterslides – the aquatic park will keep the kids busy all day. This campsite offers loads of activities including kids’ clubs for little ones through to late teens, sports, a tree-top adventure course, direct lake access, mini‑golf, pony rides and all sorts! The peaceful forest setting, local sandy beaches and the charming medieval towns of Vannes and Auray are perfect for days out nearby. Parc de Branféré Zoo and Botanical Garden is a 45 minute drive away too. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out La Grande Métairie on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Le Mané Guernehué: Around 6 hours 40 minutes drive.
Caen Port to Le Mané Guernehué: 2 hours 40 minutes.
St Malo Port to Le Mané Guernehué: 2 hours 20 minute drive.
Roscoff Port to Le Mané Guernehué: 2.5 hours away.
The nearest airport to Le Mané Guernehué is Lorient – around 45 minutes away.

7. Eurocamp: Le Port de Plaisance, Northern Brittany

5 star campsite Le Port de Plaisance is one of the best Eurocamp resorts in Northern Brittany – it’s well rated on TripAdvisor and offers a lot for the kids. The park boasts both indoor and outdoor swimming pools with waterslides, a lazy river and a children’s play pool. There are kids’ clubs available for little ones aged 5 through to teens, loads of sports, play areas (including a high ropes adventure course) and you can hire bikes too. For the adults, there are wellness treatments available. The site is only 1km from the town of Bénodet if you want to do some exploring, enjoy a beach day or take part in water sports. And, you can reach Odet Loisirs Amusement Park in just 30 minutes. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Port de Plaisance on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Le Port de Plaisance: A 7.5 hour drive.
Caen Port to Le Port de Plaisance: 4 hours away.
St Malo Port to Le Port de Plaisance: 3 hour drive.
Roscoff Port to Le Port de Plaisance: 2 hours away.
The nearest airport to Le Port de Plaisance is Brest – about 75 minutes away.

8. Eurocamp: Le Domaine de Ker Ys, Southern Brittany

Another one of the best Eurocamp options for families who prefer smaller resorts – Le Domaine de Ker Ys is located on the beautiful Southern Brittany coastline. This one is just 20 metres from Pentrez beach and a short distance from the small resort of Saint-Nic with a long stretch of sand and a water sports centre. On-site, families can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool with waterslides, sports, play areas, kids’ clubs (for kids age 4 through to 17), bike hire and fitness classes. For family-friendly days out nearby, you’ll want to explore the city of Quimper and head to Odet Loisirs Amusement Park (around 50 minutes drive) for loads of fun kids’ activities. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Domaine de Ker Ys on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Le Domaine de Ker Ys: Around 7 hours and 20 minutes.
Caen Port to Le Domaine de Ker Ys: A 4 hour drive.
St Malo Port to Le Domaine de Ker Ys: 2 hours 45 minutes.
Roscoff Port to Le Domaine de Ker Ys: 90 minutes away.
The nearest airport to Le Domaine de Ker Ys is Brest – about an hour away.

9. Eurocamp: Orangerie De Lanniron, Southern Brittany

Set in the grounds of a beautiful former French château, Orangerie De Lanniron has a fabulous pool complex with slides for the kids. The site boasts loads of activities for the whole family including: a 9 hole golf course, kids’ clubs, sports, fishing, play areas, karting, water sports, inflatables, an adventure course and a mini farm. There’s so much to do, you’ll have no time to get bored at this one! If you want to do some exploring in the local area, the resort is near the historic city of Quimper and just a short drive from Bénodet beach. Or, head to Pors Carn to take surfing lessons over the warmer months. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Orangerie De Lanniron on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Orangerie De Lanniron: Around 7 hours 20 minutes.
Caen Port to Orangerie De Lanniron: A 4 hour drive.
St Malo Port to Orangerie De Lanniron: 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Roscoff Port to Orangerie De Lanniron: About 90 minutes.
The nearest airport to Orangerie De Lanniron is Rennes – just over 2 hours away.

10. Eurocamp: Pommeraie de l’Océan, Southern Brittany

Pommeraie de l’Océan is one for the best Eurocamp resorts in Brittany for families with mixed age children. The fabulous swimming complex, with waterslides and a toddler play pool, is perfect for the warmer weather and the kids can enjoy water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding too. The site offers kids’ clubs for tots through to teens with games, sports and tournaments, as well as inflatables for little ones. The nearest beach is just 2km away, perfect for budget-friendly seaside fun, and you’ll want to see the beautiful coastline in Concarneau and enjoy the walled fortress of Ville Close – you could even hop on a boat ride. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Pommeraie de l’Océan on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Pommeraie de l’Océan: Around a 7 hour drive.
Caen Port to Pommeraie de l’Océan: 4 hours.
St Malo Port to Pommeraie de l’Océan: 2 hours 45 minutes.
Roscoff Port to Pommeraie de l’Océan: Just under a 2 hour drive.
The nearest airport to Pommeraie de l’Océan is Brest, about 75 minutes away.

11. Eurocamp: Les Menhirs, Southern Brittany

Les Menhirs is a brilliant Eurocamp pick for a coastal getaway – the resort is right next to one of the best beaches in Brittany. The site boasts indoor and outdoor swimming pools, waterslides and a jacuzzi to unwind in, and the kids can choose from kids’ clubs, soft play, sports and play areas. Locally there’s a lot on your doorstep with this one, it’s just a short walk from the bustling seaside resort of Carnac Plage where there’s a wide choice of water sports, restaurants and boutiques. It’s also just 15 minutes from Forêt Adrénaline (treetop course), you could hop on the Gulf of Morbihan Catamaran Boat Ride and Parc de Branféré Zoo is around an hour away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Les Menhirs on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Les Menhirs: Around 6 hours and 45 minutes drive.
Caen Port to Les Menhirs: 3.5 hours.
St Malo Port to Les Menhirs: 2 hours 25 minutes.
Roscoff Port to Les Menhirs: 2.5 hours away.
The nearest airport to Les Menhirs is Lorient – around 45 minutes away.

12. Eurocamp: Les Jardins du Morbihan, Southern Brittany

Morbihan is well known for its gorgeous beaches, so Les Jardins du Morbihan is another great option for a seaside getaway in Brittany. The resort has several swimming pools, including two toddler play pools, and some waterslides for the older kids. For the adults, the spa might appeal with wellness treatments and facilities on offer if you need a break from the kids. The park offers kids’ club activities, mini golf, sports, play spaces, soft play, an adventure course, inflatables, a mini farm and all sorts! Nearby, you can take a boat tour on the Gulf of Morbihan, have fun at the Forêt Adrénaline treetop adventure and wander the gorgeous local towns. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Les Jardins du Morbihan on the Eurocamp website.

Approximate travel times:

Calais Port to Les Jardins du Morbihan: Around a 6.5 hour drive.
Caen Port to Les Jardins du Morbihan: 3 hours 15 minutes.
St Malo Port to Les Jardins du Morbihan: 2 hours.
Roscoff Port to Les Jardins du Morbihan: 2.5 hours away.
The nearest airport to Les Jardins du Morbihan is Nantes – around 80 minutes away.

Brittany or Normandy, which is better for families?

If you’re torn between Brittany or Normandy for a family holiday, the short answer is that you can’t really go wrong. Normandy is fantastic for short breaks, history lovers and first time trips to France, with famous sights and easy travel from the UK. Brittany, though, often feels like the better choice for families looking for space, beaches and a slower pace. It’s a little more rugged, a little less touristy in places and there’s loads of fabulous days out on offer for the kids. On top of that, there are so many fabulous holiday parks to choose from (as you can see above!) so you’re spoilt for choice when deciding where to stay too!

What are the best things to do in Brittany with kids?

As well as making the most of free days out on the beautiful coastline, and wandering the historical towns and cities, there are lots of fabulous things to do with the kids. You can’t visit Northern Brittany without exploring the infamous Mont Saint Michel. Brittany is also home to some fabulous attractions for the kids – you’ll like want to put places like Parc de Branféré Zoo and Botanical Garden, Kingoland Theme Park, Forêt Adrénaline (treetop course) and Odet Loisirs Amusement Park (with trampolines, zip lines, a maze and all sorts) onto your family holiday itinerary. For those holidaying in Southern Brittany there’s no shortage of activities with water sports, boat rides and segway tours on offer. There’s plenty for kids of all ages to do in Brittany.

When’s the best time to visit Brittany?

The best time to visit Brittany is late spring through to early autumn. May and June are lovely if you want quieter beaches and slightly lower prices, with decent weather for exploring. July and August bring warmer temperatures and a livelier atmosphere, especially in coastal towns, though prices and crowds do rise. September is a bit of a hidden gem – the sea is still warm, the weather can be surprisingly good and everything feels calmer once the school holiday rush has ended.

Travelling to Brittany from the UK

Getting to Brittany from the UK is very straightforward – many families will choose to drive and hop on the ferry, which makes packing easier and gives you flexibility once you arrive. Brittany has several ferry ports, meaning you can often avoid long drives through France. Flying is another option, with regional airports serving different parts of the area, though you may need a car once you land. If you’re travelling with children, taking a road trip is often the easiest and most cost effective way to travel – you can compare route prices through Direct Ferries, or book the Dover to Calais ferry at a discounted rate through Eurocamp (it’s typically around £100 for a return). From there you’ll be looking at a 6-7 hour drive to Brittany. Caen is a closer option, while the ports in St Malo and Roscoff will take you directly to Brittany though they tend to be pricier routes.

So, is Brittany worth a visit with kids?

Absolutely! Brittany is one of those regions that quietly wins you over, especially with children. It has huge sandy beaches, dramatic coastlines, medieval towns you can wander around without queues and loads of free or low cost things to do. The food is also very family friendly – think crepes, galettes, chips and fresh bread from village bakeries. If you like holidays that mix beach days with gentle exploring, Brittany is well worth a visit and it’s the budget-friendly perfect road trip from the UK with just a short travel time once you’ve crossed by ferry. I hope that you’ve found my article on the 12 best Eurocamp resorts in Brittany useful – click here to head to the Eurocamp website for even more options – and I’ll add in my reviews once we’re back from our travels! 😊