CAMPING SAUVAGE QUIBERON

Stayed in a motorhome. Super pitch sizes. The site is mainly filled with bungalows... quite a few of the standard O'Hara type. Where we were, the non-standard bungalows looked lovely, well laid out, and with mature planting. A good shop and an excellent restaurant are about 400 m from the entrance.

We stayed in a cabin for two nights. Very clean and comfortable. Only downside is the cabins are all very close to each other including windows looking in to neighbouring cabins. Could just do with a little more space. Lots of work going on the site installing new cabins and looks like a pool is being built. Nice on site cafe and a short walk to beach, cafe, shop.

As campers with a tent we found the assigned area rather nice. Not too many stones, flat surface and shade provided by hedges and trees. The whole site is full of plants which is really nice. The rest rooms and showers however have seen better days.Reception and all interaction with staff was great. We did appreciate the option to rent sturdy bikes.The restaurant next door is also good, and not on the expensive side.

Fantastic campsite. We found this place at the end of our 2 week tour - stayed 2 nights but would have stayed longer if we could. Extremely helpful staff. Located right on a nice swimming beach - supermarket and good restaurant (Sablè) at the entrance. Our campervan pitch was nice & private. The electric hook-up connector was a household type rather than the more common 16A blue plug, but the supermarket had the adapters available so was no issue.Thoroughly enjoyed our stay - will certainly return for a longer stay next year :-)

Love this campsite. So close to the beach. On-site bike, paddleboard and kayak hire make a difference. Reasonable prices too.Loved the Airstream café.Nice and quiet, but that could be because the schools have just gone back!There are a couple of nice-looking restaurants next door which the campsite residents are flocking to. Must try them out.