Camping Gwel Kaër — Hotel in Châteaulin

We stayed here for 1 night last week. It was raining, and we weren't sure if our tent was going to survive the rain that night. I went to the reception and asked if they had a spray to make the tent water resistant, they did not, but the boy from the reception was determined to help us ^^ With some funny google translate conversations (with the help from friends of his as well) he found us a solution. He got us a plastic sheet to put over the tent and we stayed nice and dry for the night :) The camping was nice and quiet and the sanitary was very clean. There were sponges next to the sinks that guests used to clean up the sink after using. Nice showers, toilets with seats avaiable as well👍 Sanitary is mixed but that was no problem at all. Very cheap camping as well! I highly recommend it ^^ We ordered croissants for the next morning and they were very good. Thanks again to the...

A lovely campsite in a beautiful location. Very friendly and most helpful owners, we thoroughly enjoyed a week here in our motorhome. Good sized terraced pitches with sea views from the lower two terraces. Plenty of hot water in the showers and perfectly reasonable toilets. Possible to order bread and croissants for the morning. It's a short walk over to Le Fret with a small shop, bar, and several eating places. We enjoyed food at the Cafe du Port, and the creperie, Le Presbytere. There is some excellent cycling especially with good access to the Voie Verte cycle path. As oldies with ebikes, we took trips to Camaret sur mer which has great restaurants and lots to see. Also to Crozon, and the amazing beach at Plage de Morgat (beware the return journey up the hill). I'm more than happy to recommend this...

This is a nice campsite. It's not particularly green, and it's fairly busy but there's an access to greener areas and a really lovely bay view. The toilets and showers were kept extremely clean at all times. There are cabin type things but we were in a tent. Everyone was friendly. There is no beach as such, it's foreshore with rocks and seaweed which you wouldn't use to swim. It's still nice but it's not for swimming. Nice restaurant across the bay. You can order croissants and bread etc for the mornings. The nearby town Crozon is really nice with everything you might need, a supermarket, a market and a town square. We were kept awake with helicopter noise a couple nights but maybe that was a...