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We stayed at this site for 4 weeks in July-August 2015. We live in Brittany, so this was a convenient less than 3 hour drive from our home. We chose the area because of the famous microclimate of the Golfe du Morbihan, and we weren't disappointed. We had basically no rain and daily sunshine the whole time we were there, with the exception of one day when it poured.
Municipal sites in France are much better value for money than the private ones, and this was no exception. My son and his family stayed at a site in Trinite sur Mer which is very popular with Brits and paid almost double for their tent and car compared to what we paid for our motorhome and car. Municipal sites often have better locations, too, and this was also the case here. Our pitch was literally seconds from the water. Pitches vary in size and aspect, but none are very far from the sea, toilets and restaurant. There's a lovely walk along the waterside in both directions. Good bird life for the ornithologists. Great 'peche a pied' - you can gather mussels, clams and so on when the tide goes out. It's a favourite French sport and the experts come back with basket-loads of lobsters and crabs!
The little town of Locmariaquer is very close and has all the amenities you need. We used the library for the internet as it is almost useless on the site - maybe they'll improve it this year?
We used the cafe restaurant a few times and the food was good, and also good value. You can get chips and chicken etc to take back to your pitch. We found the owner of the cafe to be rather brusque and unhelpful, however this didn't spoil the food.
The site was remarkably quiet considering it was totally full the whole time we were there. Almost no foreigners, only a couple of Dutch families and us, otherwise all French, many of them Bretons. I have to say they didn't seem particularly friendly, but maybe they just wanted a quiet life. I'd recommend trying to get a pitch on the edge of the site, and not on the little hill near the sea, as it is much windier and cooler up there.
We are thinking of going back this year if I can book in advance - reservation system is a bit hit or miss.
We visited this site for our annual two week holiday.
We had booked the site about 5 months in advance, you do have to pay a 50euro deposit when booking. Once the deposit was received we were allocated our pitch number.
On arrival we were greated by a friendly English speaking lady on reception, you are given a pass card to enter and exit the site, though you do need to leave a 30euro deposit for this which is refunded when you leave.
We were given pitches which had recently had the EHU posts upgraded, which meant we could plug straight in without the need for the French adaptor. The pitch itself was big enough for caravan, awning and car, but only just. The pitch was level.
The facilities are unisex, which did work well. They were always clean and well maintained, though as with most French sites you do need to take your own loo roll. Wi-Fi is free, but is very difficult to connect to at peak times.
The site has it's own little restaurant which always seemed to be busy, though we didn't use it.
The site is very close to a lovely beach and just a 15min walk com the local town of Locmaraiquer where you'll find, a Spar Shop, Boulongerie, Patisserie and restaurants.
A 15min drive away in Crach is a large Intermarche Supermarket.
Although the site is busy, I found it to be peaceful at night, except on Thursday nights when the restaurant becomes a Karaoke and disco, though it does quiet down at 11:30pm ish.
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