Eurocamp Brittany: The 12 Best Eurocamp Sites in Brittany From Roscoff (2027)

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Why stay here: The only Eurocamp parc within an hour of Roscoff. La Baie de Kernic is a quiet 3-star at Plouescat, about 300m from a long sandy bay, so you can be on the beach the afternoon you step off the ferry.

Ferry tip: The easiest parc for the Friday 08:30 daytime sailing: you dock at 15:00 and can check in soon after 16:00. Off an overnight ferry at 08:00, spend the morning in Roscoff or on Île de Batz first.

Driving off the ferry at Roscoff

Every parc in this guide is reached on fast, toll-free roads from Roscoff: Brittany has no motorway tolls. Fuel up before the ferry if you can, as there are few filling stations open early on a Sunday. See our driving in France from Roscoff guide and Roscoff ferry port guide.

Why stay here: The best Eurocamp in Carnac. A 5-star opposite the Kermario standing stones, with indoor and outdoor pools, waterslides, a lazy river, a mini farm, pony rides and a treetop adventure park.

Ferry tip: On the way home, leave the parc at 10:00 and you’ll reach Roscoff with about an hour to spare before check-in closes for the 14:30 sailing. Don’t plan long stops.

Why stay here: Our pick for toddlers. Le Kervilor has a covered pool, an outdoor pool with slides and two toddler paddling pools with mini slides, in a quieter village setting 1.5km from La Trinité’s harbour.

Ferry tip: Fresh croissants delivered to your door are a nice touch after an overnight crossing. Book the breakfast service at reception the evening you arrive.

Why stay here: The parc to choose if you want to walk everywhere. Des Menhirs is about 300m from Carnac’s Grande Plage, with the restaurants, shops and crêperies of Carnac Plage a short stroll away.

Ferry tip: Carnac’s standing stones are on your way in from Roscoff, so they make a good leg-stretch while you wait for check-in to open.

Why stay here: The best Eurocamp in Brittany for the beach. La Plage has direct access to Kervillen, a sheltered, south-facing sandy beach on Quiberon Bay with lifeguards in summer.

Ferry tip: Worth the extra 50 minutes beyond the south Finistère parcs if your children are happiest on the sand. It’s one of only two parcs in our list right beside the sand. Ker Ys, 20m from Pentrez beach, is the other.

Why stay here: The best parc for parents as well as children: a 5-star on the Gulf of Morbihan with a water park, waterslides, a heated indoor pool, a spa with sauna and hammam, a treetop course and an equestrian centre.

Ferry tip: The furthest parc in our list from Roscoff, at just under 3 hours. Going home, leave at 10:00 sharp and keep stops short to make check-in for a 14:30 sailing.

Eurocamp prices

Eurocamp is advertising 2027 holidays with a £99 deposit and savings of up to 20%. Prices vary hugely by week, so compare June and early September with the school holidays.

Choosing accommodation

Comfort is Eurocamp’s most popular range of mobile homes, and Ultimate is its largest. Newer, higher grades avoid most of the “tired mobile home” complaints you’ll see in reviews.

When to go

The Plymouth to Roscoff ferry runs from 21 March to 7 November 2027, with 7 sailings a week from 24 July to 29 August. Outside July and August, check which pools, kids’ clubs and restaurants will be open.

What is the best Eurocamp in Brittany?

For families sailing Plymouth to Roscoff, Le Port de Plaisance at Bénodet is our top pick: a 5-star 1 hour 53 minutes from the ferry, with a 1,000m² covered Aquadôme, three outdoor pools and the beach about 1km away. The best in Carnac is La Grande Métairie, and in north Brittany it’s Domaine des Ormes.

How many Eurocamp parcs are there in Brittany?

Eurocamp has 24 parcs in Brittany for 2027. Six are in the north-east around St Malo, Dinan and Mont-Saint-Michel, one is near Roscoff at Plouescat, and the other 17 are in the south: south Finistère, Carnac and the Gulf of Morbihan, three near Guérande and one on Belle-Île.

Which Eurocamp is closest to Roscoff?

La Baie de Kernic at Plouescat is about 30 minutes (14 miles) from Roscoff ferry port. The next closest are Le Domaine de Ker Ys at Pentrez-Plage (1 hour 37 minutes) and Le Port de Plaisance at Bénodet (1 hour 53 minutes).

Which Eurocamp sites in Brittany are on the beach?

La Plage at La Trinité-sur-Mer has direct access to Kervillen beach, and Le Domaine de Ker Ys is about 20m from Pentrez beach. La Baie de Kernic and Des Menhirs are both about 300m from the sand, and Le Châtelet near St Malo has a coastal path straight down to two beaches.

Which Eurocamp parcs in Brittany have an indoor pool?

Of our 12 picks, La Baie de Kernic, Le Port de Plaisance, Le Helles, Le Ty Nadan, Pommeraie de l’Océan, La Grande Métairie, Le Kervilor, Des Menhirs, Le Mané Guernehué and Domaine des Ormes all have indoor or covered pools. So do Le Fort Espagnol, Le Châtelet, La Hallerais, Le Soleil de Saint Sieu and Le Bordénéo. Use the indoor pool filter on our map to see them.

Which Eurocamp in Brittany is best for toddlers?

Le Kervilor at La Trinité-sur-Mer has a covered pool and two toddler paddling pools with mini slides. La Grande Métairie’s mini farm and pony rides are also a big hit with under-fives.

What is the posh version of Eurocamp?

Eurocamp’s top accommodation range is Ultimate, its largest mobile homes, above the popular Comfort range. For a more upmarket stay in Brittany, pair it with a 5-star parc such as Le Port de Plaisance, La Grande Métairie, Le Mané Guernehué or Domaine des Ormes.

How long is the drive from Roscoff to Carnac?

About 2 hours 45 minutes (around 111 miles) to the Carnac Eurocamp parcs, with no tolls. It’s about 15 minutes shorter from St Malo, but sailing from Plymouth saves families in the South West the drive to Portsmouth.

What time can I check in at a Eurocamp parc?

Eurocamp check-in usually runs from 16:00 to 19:00, and you leave by 10:00 on your last day. Check your booking for your parc’s times. The overnight Plymouth ferry docks in Roscoff at 08:00, so you have the day to drive and explore.

Can you get to a Eurocamp in Brittany on the overnight ferry from Plymouth?

Yes. Overnight sailings leave Plymouth on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings in 2027 and dock in Roscoff at 08:00 (10:15 on Saturdays), leaving plenty of time to reach any parc in Brittany before check-in.

What is the best month for a Eurocamp holiday in Brittany?

June and early September are usually cheaper and quieter, with warm weather in the south. July and August are busiest, with every pool, kids’ club and restaurant open. The Plymouth to Roscoff ferry runs from 21 March to 7 November 2027, so check which facilities are open if you go early or late.

Is Brittany sunny enough for a Eurocamp holiday?

Brittany’s weather is similar to Cornwall’s: mild with plenty of sunshine, but not reliably hot, even in summer. The south coast around Bénodet, Carnac and the Gulf of Morbihan is usually a little warmer and sunnier than the north, and many parcs have indoor pools for wet days.

Is it cheaper to book the ferry with Eurocamp or separately?

It depends on the week. Eurocamp’s ferry discounts only apply when you book the crossing with your holiday, so price the package first, then compare it with the parc alone plus a Brittany Ferries fare. Plymouth to Roscoff starts from around £117 one way for a car and two passengers.

Is Brittany good for a first Eurocamp holiday?

Yes. It’s the closest Eurocamp region to the South West, with an overnight crossing from Plymouth, short drives, familiar weather and plenty of parcs with indoor pools in case it rains.