Camping La Plage de Cleut Rouz

The indoor heated swimming pool – with large windows and a light roof that invites the sun – has been open since April. Ideal for a fresh morning dip or a relaxing swim session when the weather turns briefly. Later in the season, the spacious outdoor pool also opens, which immediately evokes a vacation feeling with its playful shape, rockeries and palm trees. Children laughingly slide down the wide three-lane slide wall, while little ones splash safely in the wading pool, where colourful fountains and a rippling rim gently ripple the water. And then there's the beach – a true paradise just 100 meters from the campground. Soft, golden sand stretches along the Atlantic coastline, with beautiful dunes and hiking trails winding through the nature reserve.

Children climb, jump and spin in the spacious, secure playground that includes trampolines, slides and a large turnstile. Slightly older children and teens find their place at the table tennis tables, the foosball table or on the multisport court where tournaments for soccer and volleyball take place. In July and August, the kids' club opens its doors daily to children aged 4 to 12 with creative craft sessions, sports games and exciting treasure hunts. And once the sun goes down, the bar is buzzing. Think karaoke nights, live music or a fun quiz. The atmosphere is loose, everyone is in holiday mode, and new friendships develop naturally. For a good start to the day, get fresh croissants and bread at the store near reception. Fancy an easy meal? The restaurant “Les Ribines” has crêpes, pizza’s and salads on the menu. Extra fun are the food trucks that stop by on some evenings with local delicacies.

The location of camping La Plage de Cleut Rouz in Fouesnant is a dream for hikers, cyclists and nature lovers. From the campground, trails lead you through marshes, along dunes and across polders overlooking the endless coastline. With 150 kilometres of marked trails, adventure is literally at your doorstep. Hiking guides are available, and guided tours are organised during the vacations for those who want to learn more about the special flora and fauna. The surrounding area is also bursting with charming excursions. Visit the markets of Bénodet, Pont l’Abbé or La Forêt-Fouesnant and sample local life. Take a walking tour of Quimper, with its half-timbered houses and imposing cathedral, or step into Gauguin's world in the artist town of Pont-Aven. For those who want to experience the sea as the Bretons do, a visit to the fishing port of Le Guilvinec is highly recommended – especially at the fish auction in the early morning.