GR34 Camping
Your camping holidays on the GR 34 route
From the bay of Mont Saint-Michel to Saint-Nazaire, the GR34 is an epic hiking trail that follows the entire coastline of Brittany. This is the ideal path to learn more about Brittany, with its captivating maritime history, impressive monuments and natural landscapes. The GR34 is considered to be one of the most beautiful hikes in France.
The GR34 route is a long-distance hike, also known as a trek. A determined few have completed the entire route, which spans a whopping 1,700km and crosses several different French departments, taking more than two months to complete. Many others follow shorter stages.
By doing the GR34, you will pass through Manche (50), Ille-et-Vilaine (35), Côtes d'Armor (22), Finistère (29), Morbihan (56) and Loire-Atlantic (44). Start by discovering the Emerald Coast, travelling through Saint-Malo and Cap Fréhel, and then admire the unique landscapes of the Pink Granite Coast. Once in Finistère, you'll be facing the vast blue expanse of the Atlantic Ocean as you travel along the Pointe Saint-Mathieu, the Crozon peninsula and Pointe du Raz. Finally, you can head towards the Quiberon peninsula, the Gulf of Morbihan, and the tip of Croisic.
As you follow the trail, you'll be able to recharge your batteries at the campsites along the coast. Indeed, you will find many Flower Campings campsites ready to welcome you to the GR34 route. Choose the accommodation that suits you. You can rent a mobile home, chalet or canvas bungalow. In some campsites near the GR34, there are also special hiker packages for pitches, small bivouac tents for hikers and "ready to camp" tent rentals, which include everything you need to camp on their pitch. These types of accommodations are particularly suitable for short stays and are available at budget-friendly prices in all seasons.
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Saint-Philibert Brittany
If you’re a fan of swimming, you’re sure to have a great time during your stay at the Kerarno campsite. Put on your swimsuit and head to the...
Douarnenez Brittany
The Kerleyou campsite can be found in Finistère, next to Douarnenez, nestled between the countryside and the seaside. The surrounding area is...
Ploemeur Brittany
Camping La Pointe du Talud ***
This family campsite enjoys a wonderful coastal location looking out over the Île de Groix close to the coastal paths and beaches of the Pays...
Muzillac Brittany
Camping La Blanche Hermine ***
Set just inland amid lovely countryside and close to the villages of Damgan and Ambon, the site is ideal for a relaxing family holiday and a...
Trégunc Brittany
Camping Domaine de Pendruc ****
Choose a camping holiday close to Concarneau Bay and the beautiful Southern Finistère coastline. For a swim, try the heated, covered pool with...
Penmarch Brittany
Visit Audierne Bay and Bigouden in beautiful southern Brittany.
Guidel Brittany
Camping Les Jardins de Kergal ****
Enjoy the lovely, landscaped setting of the campsite with its heated, covered pool just 10 minutes from the beach and 10 minutes from Pont-Scorff...
Plobannalec-Lesconil Brittany
Relax on the fine sandy beaches and swim in the invigorating waters of Finistère’s southernmost tip.
Batz-sur-Mer Loire-Atlantique
There’s nothing more typically “Atlantic” than Batz-sur-Mer with its long sandy beaches, characteristic fishing villages and local festivals...
Clohars-Carnoët Brittany
Full of local charm, the port of Doëlan and the beach at Le Pouldu make a great introduction to Brittany’s stunning Atlantic coast.
Your camping holiday close to nature
From your campsite in Brittany, the nearby hiking trail is the perfect starting point for many short walks. When you choose to spend your holidays at a campsite near the GR34, you'll be ideally placed to enjoy this incredible hiking trail. Whether you want to go for a long trek or just a gentle family walk, you'll always find a trail to suit your level. Along the way, you will be able to admire wild and unique landscapes, as well as gaze in awe at the variety of rich and preserved fauna along the capes, bays, beaches and cliffs that make up the Breton country.
During your tour of Brittany on foot, enjoy a taste of "slow tourism" with decadent gourmet breaks. Come and taste the delights of Brittany: galettes, crepes, cider and, of course, plenty of seafood. You'll soon discover that this region is a treasure trove of riches. So, for a complete change of scenery and powerful emotions, choose a camping holiday near the GR34.