Camping Cotes-d-Armor

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In the delightful department of Côtes d'Armor, holidaymakers will fall in love with the charm of beautiful Brittany. Adorned with lovely landscapes filled with stretching green countryside, fairy tale villages, fresh air and a gorgeous coastline, Côtes d'Armor is an exceptional destination for a break in the outdoors.

With excellent facilities including swimming pools, restaurants, recreational amenities and first-rate accommodation, our campsites in Côtes d'Armor ensure you have the perfect environment for a truly memorable camping holiday.

Camping Holidays In Côtes d'Armor

Join us camping in Côtes d'Armor and discover a captivating coastline bestowed with blissful beaches, the colourful pink granite cliffs of Perros‑Guirec and the scenic fishing port of Saint‑Quay‑Portrieux. Explore antiquity and heritage of the department in the marvellous chateaux and historic towns of Lamballe, Tréguier and Pontrieux. The Fort La Latte, Les Gorges du Corong and Cap Fréhel provide the backdrop to amazing adventures in the outdoors.

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Things to do when camping in Côtes d'Armor

Kissing the waves of the English Channel, Côtes d'Armor’s beautiful coastline features many of the department’s most iconic tourist attractions. Spend time by the sea to enjoy numerous fishing villages, striking pink granite cliffs and picturesque beaches that are perfect for family day trips.

There are plenty of towns, villages and hamlets to visit and enjoy on the superb shores of the department, but we’d highly recommend that guests visit Saint‑Quay‑Portrieux while taking a camping holiday in Côtes d'Armor . With fishing ports aplenty, the town is famous for its trade in seafood, with notable catches of the day including scallops, mackerel and sea bass. There are a few scenic beaches around the town, so plan for a day lazing on the sands or splashing in the sea.

Saint‑Quay‑Portrieux nestles on the renowned GR®34 long-distance footpath, where excellent panoramas and views can be enjoyed on a hiking or walking trip. The sands of Plage du Casino and Plage du Châtelet beaches are popular with holidaymakers and locals alike, and sea canoeing and boat trips to the offshore islands are highly recommended.

On the Plougrescant peninsula, famous for oyster farming, visitors can behold a majestically beautiful coastal area that is deluged with charming ports and stunning emerald green seawater. In the quaint town of Lamballe, day-trippers can wander through the historic streets where they can appreciate half-timbered houses, the Breton Postiers stud and the 15th century Maison du Bourreau.

The gothic Cathedral of Saint-Tugdual is perhaps the most popular attraction to see in the pretty town of Tréguier, along with its waterside harbour, magical streets and gorgeous countryside. The royal abbey of Léhon promises romance, history and heritage, and can be found in the lovely Rance Valley.

With a sprawling green terrain, the landscapes of Côtes d'Armor are ideal for lovers of outdoor activities. With beautiful woodlands, picturesque walking trails, rivers, streams and Neolithic standing stones, the national park of Les Gorges du Corong is ideal for peaceful walks in nature.

Remember to bring your camera if you visit the pink granite cliffs of Ploumanac'h. Couple your day to this striking seaside attraction with lazing on a beach in the town of Perros.

The idyllic islands of Les 7 îles, the ruins of Abbey Beauport, Phare de Men Ruz Lighthouse, Château de la Roche-Jagu, Castle Hunaudaye and Lake Bleus, are other fantastic places of interest to consider while holidaying in Côtes d'Armor.