Campsite 4
stars
Camping Les Jardins de Kergal
Welcome at the place of Aurélie & David
Come and enjoy the pleasures of the beautiful southern Brittany coast
Aurélie & David
4-star campsite at Guidel close to Lorient in Morbihan offering two pools (one covered and heated), water slide, a beach (2km), activities for children and young people and evening entertainment with touring pitches, mobile homes and chalets for hire.
Camping Les Jardins de Kergal, Brittany - A seaside resort close to Lorient
Set between Concarneau and Lorient, the site has a fine view of the Île de Groix, while Guidel and its environs offer a fine coastal landscape and plenty to see and do. The long, sandy beach is a favourite with surfers and windsurfers, water sports enthusiasts and anglers and the surrounding countryside is ideal for an invigorating walk and exploring the local architecture. The site itself boasts a lively, family-friendly atmosphere in a lovely, landscaped setting complete with heated, covered pool. In short, all you need for a quintessentially Breton holiday!
The + points
The lovely, landscaped setting
Close to the batobus for Port Louis and the Île de Groix
The wide range of activities on offer onsite and close by
Leisure facilities and services
Beach (2 km)
Pond (7km)
Heated covered pool
Heated outdoor pool
Paddling pool
Kids entertainment
Activities for teenagers
Evening entertainment
Wifi (€) across the campsite
Rental accommodation accessible to people with reduced mobility
VACAF holidays
Pets allowed on camping pitches(€)(conditions apply)
Pets allowed in rental accommodation(€)(conditions apply)
Snack bar
Bar
Shop
Fresh bread delivered daily
Motorhome service point
Bike hire
Children’s playground
Multi-sports court
Natural places to swim
Nearby
- Beach (2km)
- Pond (7km)
- River (2km)
Pool facilities
On site
- Heated covered poolsdl (from 07/04 to 30/09)sdlSmall poolsdlPaddling pool
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Leisure facilities
On site
- Children’s playground
- Bouncy castle
- Boules court
- Table tennis table
- Games room
- Table football
- Pool
- Activities room
- Multi-sports court
- Tennis court
- Mini-golf
- Library
- Gym
Nearby
- Cinema (10km)
Activities
On site
- Walking
- Cycling
- Bike hire
- Aquagym
Nearby
- Fishing (2km)
- Beach gleaning (2km)
- Horse riding (10km)
- Water sports (2km)
- Stand-up paddle boarding (8km)
- Surfing (8km)
- Quad biking (2km)
- Woodland adventure course (10km)
- Canoeing/kayaking (2km)
Services
On site
- Snack bar (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Food to take away (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Pizzas (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Bar (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Fresh bread delivered daily (from 01/07 to 26/08)
- Launderette
- Disabled toilet/washing facilities
- Sheet hire
- Fridge hire
- Barbecue hire
- Wi-Fi (€) (across the campsite)
- Baby kit hire
- Baby area
- Shop (from 07/04 to 30/09)
- Motorhome service point
Nearby
- Restaurant
- Regional products
Entertainment
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Well worth a visit Nearby Camping Les Jardins de Kergal Brittany
A visit to Lorient’s Cité de la Voile sailing museum promises three hours of interactive exhibits, adventure and discovery. A great half-day out whether you’re holidaying with your partner, family or friends, it offers the chance to immerse yourself in the world of sailing and the sea.
Something different
The Île de Groix. For a real change of scenery, take a boat out to the lovely Île de Groix, where you’ll find its population of 2300 every bit as friendly and welcoming as the landscape is picturesque. The paths that run along the coast and through the island’s lovely, flower-decked villages are ideal for leisurely walk or bike ride.
Don’t miss
The Etangs du Petit et du Grand Loc’h Nature Reserve covers a large area of freshwater marshland on the Morbihan coast. Once a sea inlet, the site is now divided into two clearly distinct but connected areas: the former polders of the Grand Loc’h and the Petit Loc’h lake. A reserve of regional significance, it covers almost 300 acres and is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including the insects, reptiles and birds that inhabit its reed beds. To make the most of your visit and the site, take a guided tour or follow one of the signposted routes with their highly informative interpretive panels.
Walking/cycling route
A bike ride to the Île Keragan and the imposing 18C fortifications of Fort-Bloqué. This 10km route, car-free for most of its length, makes a great way to explore the lovely, local countryside and its architecture. Before heading back to the campsite, be sure to make a stop at the Fort-Bloqué biscuit factory where you can enjoy the local cakes, biscuits and other sweets.
Driving route
A trip out to Pont-Aven, one of Brittany’s most charming villages. Once home to numerous painters, including Gauguin, it now offers a range of restaurants where you can sample Brittany’s famed savoury pancakes or galettes bretonnes. Stop off at the well-known seaside resort of Concarneau, then head towards Quimper, Brittany’s cultural capital, not forgetting Lorient and its famous Celtic festival or the citadel of Port-Louis.
Campsite contact details
Route des plages
56520 Guidel
Brittany
Camping pitches open from 07/04 to 29/09
Rental accommodation open from 07/04 to 29/09
Closed from 29/10 to 07/04
Number of pitches: 200
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Latitude : 47.774569
Longitude : -3.506209
4-star campsite at Guidel close to Lorient in Morbihan offering two pools (one covered and heated), water slide, a beach (2km), activities for children and young people and evening entertainment with touring pitches, mobile homes and chalets for hire.
A seaside resort close to Lorient
Set between Concarneau and Lorient, the site has a fine view of the Île de Groix, while Guidel and its environs offer a fine coastal landscape and plenty to see and do. The long, sandy beach is a favourite with surfers and windsurfers, water sports enthusiasts and anglers and the surrounding countryside is ideal for an invigorating walk and exploring the local architecture. The site itself boasts a lively, family-friendly atmosphere in a lovely, landscaped setting complete with heated, covered pool. In short, all you need for a quintessentially Breton holiday!
The lovely, landscaped setting
Close to the batobus for Port Louis and the Île de Groix
The wide range of activities on offer onsite and close by
From 140 € per week
For a camping pitch for 2 people (7 nights) from 10/06/2023 to 17/06/2023
From 199 € per week
For rental accommodation for 5 people (7 nights) from 10/06/2023 to 17/06/2023
Beach (2 km)
Pond (7km)
Heated covered pool
Heated outdoor pool
Paddling pool
Kids entertainment
Activities for teenagers
Evening entertainment
Wifi (€) across the campsite
Rental accommodation accessible to people with reduced mobility
VACAF holidays
Pets allowed on camping pitches(€)(conditions apply)
Pets allowed in rental accommodation(€)(conditions apply)
Snack bar
Bar
Shop
Fresh bread delivered daily
Motorhome service point
Bike hire
Children’s playground
Multi-sports court
Tennis court
Mister Flower Club
River (2km)
Natural places to swim
Nearby
- Beach (2km)
- Pond (7km)
- River (2km)
Pool facilities
On site
- Heated covered poolsdl (from 07/04 to 30/09)sdlSmall poolsdlPaddling pool
- sdlHeated outdoor poolsdl (from 18/05 to 03/09)sdlSmall poolsdlPaddling poolsdlWater slidesdl sdl
Leisure facilities
On site
- Children’s playground
- Bouncy castle
- Boules court
- Table tennis table
- Games room
- Table football
- Pool
- Activities room
- Multi-sports court
- Tennis court
- Mini-golf
- Library
- Gym
Nearby
- Cinema (10km)
Activities
On site
- Walking
- Cycling
- Bike hire
- Aquagym
Nearby
- Fishing (2km)
- Beach gleaning (2km)
- Horse riding (10km)
- Water sports (2km)
- Stand-up paddle boarding (8km)
- Surfing (8km)
- Quad biking (2km)
- Woodland adventure course (10km)
- Canoeing/kayaking (2km)
Services
On site
- Snack bar (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Food to take away (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Pizzas (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Bar (from 01/07 to 25/08)
- Fresh bread delivered daily (from 01/07 to 26/08)
- Launderette
- Disabled toilet/washing facilities
- Sheet hire
- Fridge hire
- Barbecue hire
- Wi-Fi (€) (across the campsite)
- Baby kit hire
- Baby area
- Shop (from 07/04 to 30/09)
- Motorhome service point
Nearby
- Restaurant
- Regional products
Entertainment
- Evening entertainment :sdl Dates orsdl6 times a week sdl sdl
- Activities for children 1 : for 6 to 12 year-oldssdl Dates orsdl5 times a week sdl sdl
- Family activities :sdl Dates orsdl6 times a week sdl sdl
- Activities for teenagers : for 12 to 18 year-oldssdl Dates orsdl5 times a week sdl sdl
Well worth a visit Nearby Camping Les Jardins de Kergal Brittany
A visit to Lorient’s Cité de la Voile sailing museum promises three hours of interactive exhibits, adventure and discovery. A great half-day out whether you’re holidaying with your partner, family or friends, it offers the chance to immerse yourself in the world of sailing and the sea.
Something different
The Île de Groix. For a real change of scenery, take a boat out to the lovely Île de Groix, where you’ll find its population of 2300 every bit as friendly and welcoming as the landscape is picturesque. The paths that run along the coast and through the island’s lovely, flower-decked villages are ideal for leisurely walk or bike ride.
Don’t miss
The Etangs du Petit et du Grand Loc’h Nature Reserve covers a large area of freshwater marshland on the Morbihan coast. Once a sea inlet, the site is now divided into two clearly distinct but connected areas: the former polders of the Grand Loc’h and the Petit Loc’h lake. A reserve of regional significance, it covers almost 300 acres and is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including the insects, reptiles and birds that inhabit its reed beds. To make the most of your visit and the site, take a guided tour or follow one of the signposted routes with their highly informative interpretive panels.
Walking/cycling route
A bike ride to the Île Keragan and the imposing 18C fortifications of Fort-Bloqué. This 10km route, car-free for most of its length, makes a great way to explore the lovely, local countryside and its architecture. Before heading back to the campsite, be sure to make a stop at the Fort-Bloqué biscuit factory where you can enjoy the local cakes, biscuits and other sweets.
Driving route
A trip out to Pont-Aven, one of Brittany’s most charming villages. Once home to numerous painters, including Gauguin, it now offers a range of restaurants where you can sample Brittany’s famed savoury pancakes or galettes bretonnes. Stop off at the well-known seaside resort of Concarneau, then head towards Quimper, Brittany’s cultural capital, not forgetting Lorient and its famous Celtic festival or the citadel of Port-Louis.