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we're hunting for a more rural coastal campsite in brittany,not really into the massive ones with discos etc,anyone know of any?that or has anyone done any wild camping here?tips,stories etc would be welcome...thanks
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Try Camping Trez Rouz near Camaret sur Mer - http://www.trezrouz.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Just across the road from a beach, very quiet and about 3 miles from nearest town. Fairly basic but they do good chips! (sorry - French fries!). Fabulous area with lots to do and see and beautiful beaches. There are 2 aires at Camaret (though one is non camping) and a municipal site, together with a couple or so other campsites in the area. Having said that, there are some great sleepy spots there too! We will be in that area round about 15th August for a few days. Have fun!
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Madwitch wrote: We will be in that area round about 15th August for a few days.

By 'strange' coincidence so will we :ok , fishing stuff is sorted and ready for the big showdown in the harbour (aka Tara whooping our sorry asses yet again ! :evil: ) :pimp :cheese
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Wahey! Wessies European Fishing Champion strikes again!
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Some friends of ours came down to visit us recently ans stayed at a campsite in mid Brittany, although the site looked magical set in a vally surrounded by forest and a lake they had been bitten to bits with Mozzies .......... don't forget yer citronella candles and anti mozzie cream :ok
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there's plenty wee sites where ye can get in even in july august and also plenty places where ye can park up for a night or 2 with no hassle.

i've been in places right on the beach where the gendarmerie have come along at 111pm and moved on all the mobile home monsters and wished me a cordialement bon nuit. 8)

i'm off tomorrow maybe in that direction but feck knows where i'll get to after checking the weather again.

might even end up visiting sid again. :P
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thanks for the repies gang,gonna book a couple i think then see what places we stumble accross....really fancy the idea of wild camping on that sticky out bit of brittany!!!haha...ill keep ya posted
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We are going here again this august http://www.campingporsperon.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;, great site with its own beach. English run but with a good mix of campers.

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No need to book sites- even in July and August.

Near Roscoff, to the West, try Plouescat. It's a lovely little site, right on the sea, mostly French people on the site. Lovely place. A little island, beach, a few shops and cafes, nothing much really. Just the way I like it.

But there are so many small municipal and privately owned sites in Brittany, you really can't go wrong.

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