We offer several kinds of accommodation on this campsite which are managed by the camping or by a tour operator
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Matthew
Camping and co is committed to the quality of its campings. We retain 1 out of 5 campings to guarantee the best possible experience during your holidays.
There's nothing like escaping to the beach for a perfect holiday! Fall for this splendid 5-star campsite just outside Benodet (1km away) for a great family getaway! Dreaming of staying somewhere between the sea and a river, with large areas dedicated to leisure and relaxation? You did well to come to the Port de Plaisance campsite in Clohars-Fouesnant which is ideally located at the mouth of the Odet river.
Welcome to your destination! The Port de Plaisance campsite site opens its doors from April to September for a unique stay which will be rich in entertainment. It definitely deserves its 5 star rating: there is something there for everyone. Young children, teens and older members of the family will all benefit from tailor made activities and events (children's clubs, sports events, concerts, shows, etc.). Its main assets? The 1000 m² Aquadôme XL waterpark, its wellness area (spa, hammam, sauna and changing rooms), its pools are at the heart of the waterpark area (with slides, lagoons, etc.), a climbing wall and its proximity to the famous resort of Bénodet.
In addition, all services are available from the opening to closing of the campsite including the bar, convenience store, restaurant, etc. With high quality partners and a dynamic, creative and helpful team, you'll be able to enjoy adventure, discovery, water sports and happiness at the Port de Plaisance! P>
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The camping is open: from 06/04/2019 to 15/09/2019
Capacity :
303 pitches
02 0380 85378 - not surcharged call - From Monday to friday : 8am - 5pm
Discover the unique architecture of the Finistère region: from the Romanesque church of Locmaria to the impressive metal structure of the Fleetguard factory, through the Saint-Corentin Cathedral (13th-19th centuries) and famous bridges spanning the river Odet.
Quimper also has a beautiful earthenware museum. A few kilometres away, follow the ragged coastline and its breathtaking cliffs whilst exploring the small coves and sandy beaches.
The Pointe du Raz offers an unmissable view, especially in rainy weather. The Crozon peninsula, with its "edge of the world Festival", is very popular with tourists but has still kept its wild charm. To breathe in some forest air, take a stroll in the Regional Natural Park of Brittany where you will see the Black Mountains nicknamed "the gates of Hell" according to a legend.
Other amazing landscapes that come with their own legends are the many castles located in the area. Follow the road to Quimper and Pont l'Abbé and discover a number of small towns that are full of charm: Faou, Locronan, Pont-Croix. Do not forget to enjoy a Kouign-Amann, a local speciality, and go to Brest for a trip to the capital of the Finistère region. Take the opportunity to visit the town of Bohars, which has a number of water mills, some of which are still active p>
There are other must-see sites in the neighbouring regions: Belle-Ile-en-Mer, the island of Batz, the Pink Granite Coast or the Carnac stones.
Old Plough Festival (Carhaix-Plouguer) - mid-July Edge of the World Festival (Crozon peninsula) - beginning of August Tonnerres de Brest (Brest) - mid-July Noise Fête (Landerneau) - mid-August