Camping Les Capucines

Camping Les Capucines is located in Trédrez-Locquémeau, in the Côtes d'Armor, just 1 km from Saint-Michel-en-Grève beach. This distance lets you enjoy the seaside without being right in the bustle of a very busy area. You can plan beach trips, walks along the coastline or activities such as shellfish gathering depending on local conditions. The campsite also presents itself as an address close to the Côte de Granit Rose, with appealing access to the coastal landscapes of northern Brittany. This location is practical for alternating between swimming, hiking and resting on site. Before setting off on foot, it's still worth checking the exact route from your accommodation, especially with young children or beach gear.

The water area at Camping Les Capucines is designed to stay useful even when Breton weather turns. The official website states a covered, heated pool at 28°C, which can be opened up in fine weather. It's open from 15 April to 20 September, making it possible to plan swims over a large part of the season. The main pool has a progressive depth from 1.20 m to 1.55 m, while a 0.45 m paddling pool is provided for young children. The campsite also has a 27-metre water slide, separate from the pool, with an aqua-brake landing. For everyone's hygiene and comfort, the website specifies that board shorts are not allowed in the pool.

To move away from the classic mobile home at Camping Les Capucines, you can look at the unusual accommodation and equipped tents. The official website notably mentions tents, VIP Taos, a KOTA Breizh, a DKabane and a DKouverte. These options let you vary the experience depending on your wish for comfort, simplicity or originality. The DKabane and DKouverte are indicated as suited to hikers and cycle tourists, with the option of a one-night stopover. The rentals generally have terraces and garden furniture, making it possible to enjoy the outdoors. Before booking, you should compare each listing, as the sanitary facilities, capacity, surface area and features differ significantly depending on the model.

Camping Les Capucines is practical for hikers, as the official website places it right by the GR34. This proximity makes it an appealing stopover for travellers discovering the coast on foot, by bike or even as part of a touring trip. The campsite states that some accommodation, such as the DKabane and DKouverte, can be available for a single night. This is a useful point if you're not necessarily looking for a full week's rental. After a day of hiking, you can enjoy the campsite's services, the heated covered pool and the natural setting. It's advisable to check availability in advance, as short-stay accommodation can be in higher demand at certain times.

At Camping Les Capucines, children don't rely solely on the pool to keep busy. The official website mentions a mini-farm, an aviary, a play area, a trampoline, mini-golf, a multi-sports pitch, a skate park and an inflatable giraffe-shaped structure. These facilities make it possible to vary play time throughout the day, especially when you want to stay on site. The mini-farm brings a calmer activity, while the multi-sports pitch or the skate park suit more active children. Entertainment is also announced from April to September, rounding out the organisation of the stay. For supervised activities, it's best to check the programme available on arrival.

The services at Camping Les Capucines make it possible to limit trips during the holidays. The official website states that the services are open from 1 April to 30 September, with a convenience shop, bread and pastries, a snack bar, a bar, a laundry and a free bilingual library. WiFi is free around reception, while paid access is available on the pitches. These services are useful for handling everyday needs, preparing a sightseeing day, or staying at the campsite without taking the car. Reception is open from 9am to 7pm in low season and from 8.30am to 7.30pm in high season. For an early arrival or a departure before 7am, the campsite asks that you get in touch with the team.

Vehicle access at Camping Les Capucines is governed by set hours. The official website states that vehicles can access the pitches from 7am to 10.30pm. After 10.30pm, they must remain in the car park set aside for this purpose. This rule matters if you're planning a late arrival, an evening outing or a return after a meal outside the campsite. It also helps preserve the quiet of the campsite at night. If you need to leave before 7am, the campsite asks that you let them know the day before, which makes it possible to organise your departure without disturbing other guests.

To enjoy Camping Les Capucines without rushing, it's better to plan a stay that leaves room for simple days. The campsite combines a 4-hectare landscaped park, 125 pitches bordered by hedges, a water area, entertainment and a location close to the sea. On a short stay, you risk choosing only the beach or the pool. With several nights, you can add the GR34, the Côte de Granit Rose, the neighbouring villages and rest time in your accommodation. This approach suits a Brittany holiday well, where the weather can change your plans. The ideal is to keep free half-days to enjoy the campsite itself.