Camping Cap de Bréhat offers a variety of accommodation options, from spacious grass pitches for touring caravans, campervans, motorhomes, tents, or trailer tents to fully equipped mobile homes with two bedrooms. Each pitch can accommodate up to six people, and additional units require a separate booking. The grass pitches measure either 80 or 100 square meters, with electric hookups of 16 amps included, and you can bring a gazebo, awning, pup tent, and up to two cars. Twin-axle vehicles are not accepted on site. The mobile homes sleep up to five guests and include a living room with a sofa bed, a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a shower room, and a separate toilet. They come with a full kitchen, microwave, coffee maker, cooking equipment, dining table, fridge, freezer, television, barbecue, and outdoor furniture. Bed linen, towels, and duvets are not provided but can be hired. Dogs are allowed across all accommodations, with nightly, weekly, or fortnightly fees available. The campsite itself is large and family-friendly, welcoming groups and motorcyclists. Leisure facilities include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a kids' club, games room, evening entertainment, fitness centre, tennis court, and pétanque. You can also enjoy fishing, watersports, and cycle hire on site. Amenities include a bar, restaurant, takeaway, food shop, launderette, shower blocks, washing-up areas, and free WiFi. There is a dog park and a drying room for wet gear. The site is located just a five-minute drive from Port Lazo, famous for its oyster farming, where guided tours are available on summer Sundays. A 10-minute boat trip from L'Arcouest takes you to the picturesque Île-de-Bréhat, a pair of islands linked by a bridge, known for pink rocks and puffins. The GR 34 coastal path runs directly from the campsite, offering 1,800 kilometres of stunning Breton coastline to explore. Nearby beaches such as Port Lazo and Brehec Port have excellent water quality according to recent environmental data. The site also provides electric car charging points and chemical disposal facilities. With a lively summer programme of Breton and Irish music festivals, this is an ideal base for discovering northern Brittany's natural and cultural treasures.
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