South Brittany by motorhome: a stopover at La Trinité-sur-Mer

What's on at La Plage

      • Stop off in the Bay of Quiberon, the beach at the end of the path

        • The campsite welcomes motorhomes from 2 May to 20 September 2026, with direct access to Kervillen beach.
        • The port of La Trinité-sur-Mer is 1.5 km away, Carnac-plage 3.5 km, and the nearest cycle path just 500 metres.
        • Once parked, you can reach the beach, the port and Carnac on foot, by bike or on the summer shuttle.

         

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      • If you're looking for a pitch up to 130 m², some peace and quiet, and enough to explore without hitting the road every day, your stopover might just last longer than planned.

        At Camping de la Plage, you reach Kervillen beach on foot, straight from the campsite. Once your motorhome is parked, you can put the keys away: the coastal path starts right outside the campsite, cycle paths run towards Carnac and Locmariaquer, and a shuttle runs in July and August.

        Here's what awaits you around this stopover, and our tips to make the most of it without ever starting the engine.

         

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      • Carnac, the Gulf of Morbihan, Quiberon: all within a day trip

      • The Carnac stones, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, are reached by bike straight from the campsite, and the port of La Trinité-sur-Mer is a walk away along the coastal path. Its quays regularly welcome the multihulls of offshore races, which you can go and see up close.

        A little further on lie the Gulf of Morbihan, Locmariaquer and the Quiberon peninsula.

        That's the whole comfort of a stopover here: you settle in once, and your motorhome can stay put until the day you leave.

         

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      • When to visit South Brittany by motorhome?

      • We welcome you from 2 May to 20 September 2026.

        Booking is recommended in July and August.

        May, June and September have a different character: the light is beautiful and the weather is often mild, the beaches and paths grow quiet again, and the tourist sites are less crowded.

        We've dedicated an article to this season, with a two-day itinerary between La Trinité, Carnac and Locmariaquer: a nature weekend in South Morbihan, why choose the low season.

         

      • On foot, by bike or by shuttle from the campsite

      • On foot, along the coastal path

      • The coastal path starts right outside the campsite. It runs along the Kerbihan headland, past old villas and beaches, and leads to the port of La Trinité-sur-Mer, 1.5 km away. 

        For everyday needs, there's no need to go far: the Kervillen grocery-bakery, the Les Terrasses de la Plage bar-restaurant and the Beach Pizz snack bar are all just 150 metres away, at the end of the path along the beach.

         

      • By bike, along the greenways

      • Get into cycling mode: the nearest cycle path is just 500 metres away. The network serves La Trinité-sur-Mer, Carnac, Saint-Philibert, Locmariaquer, Plouharnel, and runs all the way to Quiberon. Carnac-plage is 3.5 km away.

        We rent bikes by the half-day, day or week. Our favourite routes are in our article on cycling breaks.

         

      • By shuttle, in July and August

      • From 4 July to 31 August 2026, a summer shuttle serves the campsite, giving you access to La Trinité-sur-Mer and Carnac. The nearest stop is Kervourden, right at the campsite entrance.

        Rides cost one euro, or 2.50 euros for a day pass. Timetables are on our summer shuttle page.

         

      • A break at the campsite

      • Fancy a break between two outings? The water park and its heated pool at 27°C welcome you every day from 10:30am to 7:30pm.

        Our tip: book the covered spa area, renovated in 2026, for a real moment of relaxation.

        And depending on what you feel like, tennis courts, mini-golf and play areas are all on site.

         

      • Your motorhome pitch at Camping de la Plage

      • Staying one night or a whole week? Either way, you'll find a pitch bordered by hedges, in a wooded, landscaped park, with all three connections: water, electricity and drainage.

        A service point lets you empty your tank and refill with water before setting off again.

        Our tip: bring a 25-metre cable and an international plug adapter.

        For pitch sizes and rates, visit our pitches page.

         

      • Guest Review :

      • “Top campsite!!
        Spent a long weekend at this campsite on a spacious, clean, and very well laid-out pitch. The proximity to the beach, the leisure facilities (mini-golf, tennis, swimming pool), and above all the spotless sanitary facilities are much appreciated. Not to mention, walking access to the port of La Trinité is a real plus, especially since traffic can be heavy... And finally, a very warm welcome with friendly and available staff.”

      • Motorhome trips in South Brittany: your questions

      • Can I stop for just one night with my motorhome at Camping de la Plage?

        Yes. The campsite welcomes motorhomes for a single night as well as for longer stays, from 2 May to 20 September 2026. Booking is strongly recommended in July and August.

        Does the campsite have a motorhome service point?

        Yes. A service point allows you to empty your tank and refill with water. Pitches are equipped with all three connections: water, electricity and drainage.

        What size are the motorhome pitches?

        Standard pitches measure 90 to 110 m², Premium pitches around 130 m². A smaller 80 m² format is also available for compact set-ups. Bring a 25-metre electric cable and an international plug adapter.

        Do I need to use my motorhome to explore the area?

        No. Kervillen beach is accessible on foot from the pitches. The port of La Trinité-sur-Mer is 1.5 km away via the coastal path, Carnac-plage 3.5 km away via the cycle paths. The nearest cycle path is just 500 metres away. In July and August, the summer shuttle serves Kervillen and Kervourden.

        Are dogs allowed on motorhome pitches?

        Yes, up to three dogs per pitch, with a supplement of 3 euros per day and per animal. Waste bags are provided at reception, and a dog shower is available in the sanitary block.