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Having just returned from two weeks in Du Letty with the family I felt compelled to write my first review.
Firstly, I feel this camping site is simply Magnifique!
I realise this trip was my first time in France but Du Letty exceeded my expectations in almost every way.
Pitch
We had a standard size pitch (approx. 80 sqm) on a very gentle slope for our Bear Lake 6, front extension and car. It was ample to contain this large tent with enough space out front for dining in the open. There was also good space for car access in between the parallel rows of campers. I was not worried about driving over guy lines or solar lights. There are larger pitches but I was way too late as they get booked up for next season even before the current one finishes`.
A fresh water supply and waste water point is available and placed in a gap in the hedgerow. It’s shared between your immediate neighbour and two pitches in the adjacent plot over the hedgerow.
A 10 amp three pin electrical supply is also available at each pitch. We didn’t need a two pin adapter and the polarity was correct.
Washing/cleaning facilities
A welcome change for returning campers will be the fact that you no longer have to pay for the hot showers. All the facilities are cleaned regularly by site staff and are in a reasonable state of repair. A bit of updating wouldn’t go amiss but they are always functional considering how many people use them per year. Remember the toilets are unisex and take toilet paper off the roll before you go in! It’s worth taking a small roll with you in case the dispensers on the wall are empty. Take a small bottle of hand wash too as some toilets have no soap or even a sink to wash your hands. Parts of the shower block are locked at 11pm but the toilets remain open 24/7.
Utilities and shops
Several laundrettes are located around the site. The cost of washing and drying a 10kg load is approx €7. No money is placed in the washer or dryer itself. There is a machine on the wall where you select your chosen machine by number, pay the required amount and validate. For the dryers just repeat the process to reach your desired drying time. Quite a few people thought you had to return every ten minutes to feed the machine more money.
The company LCBS now has a presence on the site in the form of a little chalet just down from reception. Here you can hire appliances such as refrigerators and microwaves. We hired the fridge for two weeks at a cost of €75 with a refundable deposit of €50. It was delivered and collected to and from our pitch at a pre-agreed day and time. It was incredibly useful to have and for just over €5 per day I thought it was a bargain.
The local on-site shop is as you would expect a bit expensive and carries a limited range of goods. Fresh bread and pastries are available every morning and fruit/veg gets replaced every day.
Information provision
The staff in reception and the tourist information centre were always welcoming and spoke several languages. They were knowledgeable regarding the local area and any events happening during our stay. They pointed out a few places we should visit which turned out to be brilliant. Pop in there on your first day and grab a couple maps of the Finistère region and explore.
On-site entertainment and food
The main bar is large and well presented with a selection of entertainment over the week. It ranges from cringe worthy karaoke to magic shows and mini discos. The entertainment is more geared toward children which is great as their attention is diverted for an hour or two giving you a chance to relax for a bit. Prices are ok, plenty of staff and the cocktails are nice. The large outside terrace is lovely in the evenings and the outside pool has underwater lighting to add to the ambience.
The food takeaway produces nice food and is useful when you can’t be bothered to cook. It primarily makes pizza but other items such as frites and quiches can be bought. All food bought can be eaten in the main bar or terrace without any problems. It does shut earlier than you think (2130 if I remember correctly) so you will be disappointed if you leave the bar when closing expecting takeaway to be open.
Kids entertainment
There is a kids club that is heavily subscribed so if you want to use this facility get in there early. They run activities that are weather dependent and our children found them really entertaining when the adults wanted a bit of downtime
There is a large swing/slide park for the kids to use during the day but we found it got overrun by the larger children/teenagers the later it got. Some smaller children may find it intimidating so supervision may be needed here.
Tennis courts and outside table tennis bats are also available for hire at a small cost if that floats your boat. There is a small games room with a few arcade machines, air hockey and an old pool table. It’s a bit tired but we didn’t use this facility.
Swimming pools and other facilities
The main outdoor pool is large, clean and interesting. There is a shallow ankle deep area for the very young children with slides, water cannons and water buckets. A larger river slide runs from the same place a four lane short slide which has constant lifeguard supervision at the exit point. The main open area has a few loops, bridges and waterfalls and is well bordered with trees and decoration. Sun loungers are available but as ever get taken up very early when the weather is good. Get in there quick if you want to catch the rays in comfort. The lifeguards are patrolling constantly and can be a touch over zealous potentially spoiling the fun of older kids. Its all in the name of safety I suppose so can’t complain. You cannot take any food or drink poolside or when on the loungers as they will ask you to leave the water park if you want to consume the item. To all the other blokes there, usual French rules apply; pack your banana hammock as shorts are prohibited in the water.
Immediately adjacent to the outside pool is a decent size indoor pool. The water temperature is a few degrees warmer so feels like a warm bath after being in the outside pool for a bit. Going the other way can come as a shock though!
This contains another shallow area for the toddlers and water jets etc…It is also nicely presented and a pleasure to use.
There are seats available and this building is where you find the exit for the post swim showers and changing area. This is very small and could do with expanding as every parent showers their child here to save doing it again back at the main shower blocks.
All in all I was very impressed with the swimming facilities on offer and used them almost every day.
While a sauna, massage and other relaxation facilities were available, with young children we had no opportunity to use them so I cannot offer any comment on these parts of the site.
External to site
If you hire a fridge get yourself to the local supermarket. Obviously you will have a much wider range and the prices are better. It is on the outskirts of Benodet (Carrefour) and easy to get to.
The beach at Du Letty is made up of quite coarse sand but at slack tide offers brilliant rock pooling and crabbing for the kids. The sand is better on the other side of the water inlet but be aware the current is very fast and the water level rises faster than you think. If you go to the spit of sand over the water ensure you have a way back before the tide comes in!
Benodet itself is small but has a fantastic beach, creperies and ice-cream stands. There are a few nice restaurants on the boardwalk that are worth a visit for good food and a pretty view. Take a walk further down to reach the marina/port area for more seafood restaurants, land train departure point and the excursions up the river Odet.
Other places worth a visit are Concarneau, a beautiful walled fortification containing little shops, restaurants, live entertainment and a small museum. Quimper which is the regional capital. Bigger and better for the shopping side of things. Locronan is a little village and is gorgeous, well worth the time.
If you want to blow out the cobwebs and don’t mind travelling get to Pointe Du Raz. It’s the northern peninsula for the Bay of Biscay and mixes stunning scenery with lively weather conditions. There are amazing beaches all the way along the coast that we just stopped off at and ran in the surf for a bit. Completely off the cuff and great fun.
Conclusion
I hope this review doesn’t come over too much as an analysis of Du Letty. I have tried to combine what we experienced with practical information for potential visitors. I can safely say that we will be returning to Du Letty as we have many more places we would like to explore in the region. There was plenty to do whatever the Brittany weather threw at us and a great time was had by all.
Our second camping trip to France and we decided on the strength of other reviews and recommendations to give Le Letty a go. After an easy early morning drive from Roscoff we arrived at the on site earlier 3 hours than the 1pm check in time but we were still able to check in which was a very welcome surprise. We were lead to our pitch which was in Les Genets. It was a 110m squared comfort pitch which was the perfect size for us. Lovely and flat and well drained. The only thing we would have said on first look was that the hedges needed to grow a little more for those who prefer privacy around their pitch, but we were more than happy with our little 'village'. Our pitch was right at the back of campsite, next to the coastal road which on some occasions became noisy overnight with French teenagers socialising, but was not much of an issue.
The facilities closest to our pitch were also not fantastic, continuous smell of drains etc and could really do with an update, the better facilities could be found the closer to reception you went. You can tell were they have spent the money. We did see the army of youngsters cleaning, however some of them could do with some tips on how to clean! That being said, we never had to wait for a shower etc once in the whole stay and it hasn't put me off re-visiting. Hot water was always available for washing dishes and hands etc (take your own soap and toilet roll!)
We visited the pool facilities twice during our stay and both the children throughly enjoyed the slides etc.
The location on the beach was fantastic. We spent a lot of time in the rock pools, and the kids absolutely adored it. The coastal path walk to Benodet was very pleasant and our 3 year old managed it easily (with the promise of ice-cream at the end of course!).
We also visited Concarnou, Beg Meil and Cap Coz and had a fantastic time (somewhat helped by the lovely weather we were blessed with!)
The bar area and takeaway were always very busy, but very good. The kids enjoyed the disco and we all enjoyed our pizzas and frites from the takeaway on the last night.
All in all, although some of the toilet facilities were not up to the standard we have previously been used to we would stay at Le Letty again in a heartbeat.
We have just returned from a 2 week stay at Le Letty with our folding camper, plus the in laws in their caravan. This was our first time camping in France and it was a good experience. We had previously walked through the campsite whilst staying at Keycamp near by and thought it looked great.
Driving from Roscoff to Le Letty was easy - about 1hr 45 mins on road surfaces much better than we get at home!
The campsite is segregated into small areas fitting from 1 to 10 pitches, which I thought were well sized. It seems that you can put whatever you like on the pitch - no extra cost for gazebos etc. There was a mix of tents, campers, caravans etc.
The first week was busy, the second much quieter. During the busy week, there was some bustle esp with kids on scooters, bikes etc going up and down the roadways; it wasn't a problem - just watch out for them! A few nights were noisy til 11, but it didn't stop the kids from sleeping.
Facilities were good - LOADS of washing up basins, toilets (unisex - confused me at first, plus toilet paper on the outside of the toilet which I forgot a few times!), separate cubicled sinks and less showers, but I never had to queue for one.
Swimming pool was great - our kids loved it in rain or sunshine. It was in good condition - nice and clean.
The beach is amazing - it changes all the time. Never too crowded with a nice feel to it - no poser types, just lots of people kayaking. Great to be able to walk to the beach in 2 mins.
We didn't sample the entertainment, though we did try the frites and pizza on site. We also didn't make it to the play area as we were having too much fun elsewhere!
Wow what an amaizing site, this was my first french caravan trip since owning our van and it couldn't have been better, the pool was simply amaizing, its right on the beach with good acsess for small boats, canoes & kayaks, the shop stocks a good range of supplies inc breads freshly baked every morning also a take way with lots of choice not just pizza & burgers but other foods like salads & pasta dishes. There is also a bar open from lunchtime onwards.
The local town of Benodet has lots of shops, Bars & Resturants and only 5 mins away on our cycles all downhill on the way there it took a couple of mins longer on the return up the hill though
Fantastic site - great beach access, cosy hedged pitches with shade (about 8 tents / caravans per section), good takeaway, fab outdoor pool that wasn't too loud or wild. Lovely indoor pool which the little ones preferred, with a mini lazy river, spray jets, jacuzzi etc. Limited evening entertainment which was merciful as that doesn't float my boat and it was only loud one night and ended about 11. 30 (and even then it was 2 fiddlers who sounded good!). The site somehow managed to be huge, but very laid back. There are some great pitches with direct beach access, however, I was glad we didn't get one of these as teenagers seemed to pile down to the beach after the bar and make campfires etc (I'm sure I would have loved this if I was 19!). Could imagine that it might be a bit noisier if we'd been closer to the beach. If you fancy a Pre- erected Safari tent, they looked great - but take note. They are directly next to the sanitary block, so lots of door banging. Staff were very helpful when we had a problem with our EHU and car battery - even jump starting it for us. The area is pretty - could recommend Quimper (shops shut Sunday) for a day out, Concarneau or Pont Aven (think that's what it was called!). If you fancy another beach, would also recommend Beg Meil, Benodet is good on Market Day, but a bit dull otherwise. I seem to have said a few negatives. Don't get me wrong, we LOVED this site! I don't want to go back to the same place twice, but struggling now to find somewhere to beat it.
We returned home to the UK from 11 nights at Du Letty last night and really wish we were still there. This was our first trip to the continent and cannot wait to go back.
The site itself is lovely, all facilities are spotless. The showers are 60c for warm water and free for cold water which was ideal as the weather was scorching.
Our pitch was a good size, they do seem to vary a little though. We had water and waste on our pitch but you are likely to need a long hose.
Access to the site is good and is sign posted well.
The outdoor pool is great, kids loved the water slides, if you want a sunbed you need to be up early though. The indoor pool is also excellent, water is very warm.
Although our pitch wasn't right next to the beach the we only had to walk two minutes to reach it.
On the beach it is great for crabbing and fishing although you do need to be a bit careful when the tide is changing as the cuurent is strong. The sand is course but if you cross the to the other side of the river inlet the sand is better. If you own any kind of boat, dinghy or Kayak it is perfect.
We did visit the Bar and Admiral Club a couple of times, these are both very nice and clean. They have live music and karaoke evenings a couple of times a week. Prices are probably slightly more expensive than UK.
The on site shop is OK for basics, but for quite a large shop we struggled to put a meal together. The fresh bread and croissants etc are excellent but beware it is a serious business. Do not pick up bread before the member of staff has finished putting them all out or you will be in trouble!
We purchased most things from the Carrefour supermarket which is about 5 minutes drive away, it has everything you need but is possibly a little expensive.
The on site takeaway looked good with plenty of choice but we only used it to get the kids a portion of chips a couple of times.
The kids playground is good and the tennis courts look in excellent condition.
We didn't use the Sauna, Library etc but I am sure they will be as clean and tidy as the rest of the site.
The town of Benodet is nice, its about a 20 to 30 minute walk away from the site and there is a resort type train that runs around the town.
There is a market on Mondays that is worth a look but is quite busy and parking is not the easiest.
We took a 3 hour cruise up the River Odet towards Quimper which cost approx 85 Euros for 2 adults and 2 children, some nice views from the boat but not really worth the money in our opinion.
All in all we had a wonderful holiday at Camping Du Letty and will be returning in the future!
The site is in an amazing location right on a beach (Very Coarse Sand). We booked a beachside pitch which whilst costing a lot more, was well worth it. You need to be quick off the mark to get one though, lots of regulars that go for the whole season.
The pitches towards the back of the site are not so nice although they did seem to be bigger the advantage of them is they are closer to the playground and L'amiral Club if that's your thing. If you want to stay here go for one of the beachside paddocks, 4 to 6 pitches the front two being the expensive ones.
The toilet / Shower facilities are OK, Mixed Gender, Paper kept outside cubicle, Seats and everything! Showers cost 60c for 10 mins but they were hot whatever time of day we went.
Although waste and water is available on each pitch you need a long waste pipe, I took 7m pipe which was too long my friend took 4m which was way short. You need the 2 pin adapter for electric, although they do seem to have them if you don't have one, We vacated early before the reception opened so they've still got mine!
The Beach appears to be dog friendly, at least nobody said anything to us whilst walking our dogs on it.
If you want a good sandy beach head to La Torche (30 minutes at most), a good restaurant and miles of dog friendly fine sand and good surf.
Benodet itself was a little disappointing, restaurants, a casino, Ice cream Kiosks, and a few shops. Although it didn't feel like it had a heart, which is a shame considering it seems to be a wealthy area. It's about a 20 minute walk in to the centre along a coastal path and you can continue right up to the Marina along the promenade, approx 1 hour to walk.
Quimper is worth a visit as is Concarneau & Pont Aven.
Didn't use the pool much, lifeguards made it a bit dull for teenagers but good for the young ones. Budgie smugglers are essential.
Noise after 11. 00pm is not tolerated, if you are noisy security come and tell you to keep it down (in a friendly way).
The Takeaway is the best I have experienced, a very large choice, all homemade and freshly cooked. If you want a sauce for your steak/Duck ask and they will make one. Order your food and ask for it on a plate and you can take it in to the bar to eat.
The nearest Supermarket is Carrefour, but there is a Leclerc & Super you towards Pont L'abbe and a big LeClerc towards Fousenant.
A good mix of nationalities, French, German, Dutch and English in the main and we met an italian couple as well. There were more English than I expected.
English is widely spoken but making the effort to try a bit of french is appreciated by the staff.
Cannot recommend this site highly enough. This was our second 2 week summer holiday here and it was just as good as last year, if not better!
We asked for a quiet pitch when booking, which was much improved this year as you could be much more specific in what you wanted- whereas last year it was a case of just rolling up and seeing what was available. Our pitch was enormous and surrounded by private gardens on 2 sides and a high thick hedge on the 3rd. We shared our area with one other tent. Our children love the fantastic pool complex and the VERY easy access to a great beach (a mix of sand and rocky bits- brilliant for crabs and shrimps). The take away is great- all sorts of French dishes and very good pizzas. They will give you cutlery and serve it on plates to eat in the bar if you ask. The playground is just right with good equipment- although the see-saws are a bit lethal when manned by 4 year olds! Our older child now wants to be Roger Federer after playing loads of tennis on the courts, which costs 8 euros an hour. Never used the saunas, gym, squash court, handball, basketball etc, but they all are in top notch condition. Rental of kayaks and bikes is on site, or just outside gates- bikes are a bit 'sit-up-and-beg', don't expect any Colnago C50s! Toilets and showers are always being cleaned- they never stop- but occassionally ran out of paper, however the next toilet block is never more than a few hundred metres away.
The staff are extremely friendly and helpful and will speak English, but if you try to speak French they will happily talk French back to you. The bar was similar to lots of other European places where a single drink costs more than a nice bottle of wine from the campsite shop only 20m away! They frustrating showed a French judo match on the TV instead of Bradley Wiggins winning Gold at the Olympics is about my only complaint (especially as the French bloke lost!)
This year the site was pretty busy, with a fairly even split of French/ German/ Dutch/ English and a lot of Welsh people! A few Swiss, Polish and even a Hungarian car for those interested in the 'Guessing the Nationality' game.
We stayed at Camping Du Letty for the last 2 weeks in August 2011. In the 90's/early 00's, when our children were small, we stayed at Du Letty for a number of consecutive summers initially as 'tenters' but latterly as caravanners. We all loved the site and our children never wanted to go anywhere else. Our previous review of this site is the first one on UK Campsite and a number of folk commented how our very positive original review had encouraged them to try Camping Du Letty - It's a pity we're not on commission for our recommendation! Our last previous visit was in 2003.
As the site has had opened a new water park for 2011 we decided that we would return to Du Letty. We spent the first 2 weeks of August at Camping Porte La Chaine on the north coast near Pleubian. We then drove down to Benodet arriving at Du Letty on 12 August.
We had booked a pitch in May and asked for a pitch as near to the sea as possible. On arrival we were given a warm welcome by the English speaking staff but our pitch on Les Bruyeres 10 was a long way from the beach. After checking out the pitch we returned to reception and asked if there was nothing nearer to the beach and were offered a pitch only slightly nearer. We returned again to reception and spoke with the Manageress Madame Christine Benois-Guyader. She was very assertive and at first insisted that there was nothing available nearer to the beach, complaining that everyone wanted a pitch near the beach. I, however, persisted and in the end was offered a pitch on Les Chardons Bleus which was right behind the new water park complex and much closer to both the beach and reception. We gratefully accepted this pitch.
The 'paddock' on which our pitch was located was only big enough for 2 pitches and alongside the main roadway through the site. The pitch was on slightly sandy grass and with some shade from the hedges and mature trees. Unfortunately the drinking water taps for our 'paddock' were on the opposite side to our pitch so we were unable to use our water connection hose for a direct supply, although many other pitches do have access to their 'own' tap. There was a drain for 'grey' waste water adjacent to our 'van. Our pitch was plenty large enough for our 'van, awning and Kia Sorento. After quite a lot of moving the dish I was able to get a good signal on our satellite TV system. We were, also, able to access the site's free wi-fi from our caravan.
We found Du Letty much busier than in previous years. Even at the end of August when we were leaving there were still English folk arriving when in previous years the site would have been quietening down after the French children had returned to School. In addition there were a lot more English guests staying generally. I think the new pool complex was a big factor in this increased popularity. Some people we chatted to bemoaned these changes but we found Du Letty an excellent and even improved site.
The site's new pool complex is wonderful. The indoor pool has a uniform depth of approx 1. 5 metres with a Jacuzzi and several other fun features. The water was pleasantly warm and very well appointed with lovely surrounds with ornate tiling and a range of tropical plants. The outdoor pool is well designed too with slides and a number of other features. There are lots of sun loungers. All these facilities are included in the pitch price.
The bar near reception has been extended with an outdoor patio which overlooks the pool complex. Nearby there is the camp mini-market which sells a good range of food and drink and newspapers. There is, also, a food take-away which serves a range of food (including fish and chips!) but we did not use this facility.
Madame Christine and her staff, who all speak excellent English, were all very helpful and helped me find a supplier for some satellite accessories and someone to check a problem with our caravan. When there was a problem with the site wi-fi Madame Christine gave me a complimentary hour on one of the 'pay' PCs in the library.
The beach adjacent to the site was much the same as we had found it previously. The sand is very coarse but the beach was less crowded than on previous visits, probably because of the swimming pool complex. The water in the small river adjacent to the site varies from a shallow stream to a fast running torrent depending upon the state of the tide. The water temperature is warmer than the sea at the mouth of the river. Across the river there is the Mer Blanche a very long sand bar with the sea on the far side. The bar can be reached by crossing the river and a lot of campers cross to this bar as the sand is less coarse. It is important to choose one's crossing time for when the river is low or otherwise a boat or swim is necessary.
As always campers had lots of boats moored in the river ranging from small inflatables to largish motor cruisers. We had our 2 metre Zodiac out on the river (we bought this secondhand from a French camper at Du Letty about 12 years ago!) There is a diving platform anchored in the river near the campsite. The sea just out of the river mouth is ideal for sailing, windsurfing, etc. Kayaks are available for hire form Monsieur Philippe who has a base near reception. (He, also, hires out full size fridges)
The town of Benodet is about 20 minutes walk from the campsite and is very pleasant. It has a large promenade and beautiful beach of fine sand. There is a limited range of shops and restaurants and a twice weekly market on the main car park. There is a small Carrefour Supermarket on the outskirts of the town and this, also, has the town's only petrol station. The marina at the mouth of the River Odet spanned by the high level bridge is very picturesque. There are C of E Family services at the Catholic Church near the harbour every Sunday morning during the months of July and August. We went to these services this year as we have done in previous years and enjoyed the warm welcome we received.
The annual celebration of the Feast of the Assumption in Benodet is not to be missed. There is a procession of illuminated ships and a magnificent night-time firework display launched from a platform in the bay.
There are a number of interesting places to visit nearby. The Cathedral city of Quimper about 15 miles away has a lovely centre with flower decked bridges over the river Odet and an interesting Cathedral. There are, also, several large hypermarkets with adjacent Centre Commercial (shopping centres) as well as a range of smaller shops including a Lidl supermarket.
The fishing port Concarneau and its historic Ville Close on an island in the harbour is worth a visit. During the annual Fillet Bleu Festival there is musical entertainment and a spectacular firework display over the harbour.
Pont Aven is a very picturesque town built along a river valley. Historically it had more than 7 water mills, now converted into restaurants, shops and art galleries and was a haunt of impressionist painters.
In 2011 we drove down from Calais stopping off overnight at the excellent riverside Municipal Campsite at Pont Farcy on the outward and return journeys. For 2012 we have booked Brittany Ferries from Plymouth to Roscoff. We got a good fare of £494 with the Caravan Club for the 2 of us, car and 'van. We included 7 Camping Cheques in the package as this lowered the price - I hope to sell those on as we cannot use them during the peak season. Although more expensive than our usual DFDS Dover to Dunkerque crossing this will be partly balanced out by the lower fuel costs in France and the additional benefit of avoiding the M25 during the Olympic season!
We very much enjoyed our return visit to Camping Du Letty - so much so that we booked 4 weeks next summer as soon as the 2012 booking opened in November 2011. The increased popularity of the site does mean that the management have changed the booking procedures. Previously it was possible to just turn up and get a pitch or book without any deposit. For 2012 it is necessary to give firm dates and pay a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the cost of the booking. In addition the first row of pitches adjacent to the beach have been named as 'Premium' pitches with prices to match!
Even for standard pitches Camping Du Letty is NOT cheap but we feel that the many 'free' facilities and its ideal location make it very worthwhile. We highly recommend this site although we're still not on commission!?? The site's website is excellent and includes an online booking facility.
We stayed at Du Letty for a week in august. The site was absolutely fantastic. On arrival staff were very friendly and spoke good english and this remained throughout our stay. The pitches were large and spacious and as other reviews stated, we were allowed to choose. If you were lucky, the pitches overlooking the beach were ideal. We had a pitch about four caravans back but it was still nice. The site was well maintained and had a French feel about it. Our family consisted of two adults and two teenagers and there was enough to keep them occupied. They hired a kayak from the site to use on the beach off the site. There s plenty of fishing and rock pools on the beach also. A down side to the beach was it was nt easy to walk on the sand as it was very course but we used to take our chairs so we were very comfy. I (mom) enjoyed the aqua gym at ten every morning which was well attended and in a warm pool! Pool complex excellent and loungers very comfortable. Weather was a bit on and off, when the sun came out it was hot when the clouds came over it was cold.
Benodet was worth a visit and we cycled there a few times, about twenty mins. Beg meil nearby really nice went crab fishing there and returned there in better weather for a lazy day on the beach.
Would love to go back but our lads are desperate for hot weather so we may be tempted with the south next year but all in all a smashign site. Happy days!
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool On Site 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <1 mile 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis On Site 
Beach On Site 
Watersports <1 mile 
Boat Launch / Mooring On Site 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Coastside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
Having just returned from two weeks in Du Letty with the family I felt compelled to write my first review. 
