Camping du Kérou

The motorhome pitches weren't level, and the grass and hedges looked like they hadn't been cut for a while. The on-site shop calls itself a mini market but has hardly any food. The location is great for beaches, though, and the pool and facilities are good.

If you want big slides and lots of camping activities, you'd be better off somewhere else. This place is ideal if your plan is beach days from a comfortable mobile home. The beach is super close, and everything was very clean. The pool is really small and the activities aren't great, though I don't think that's really the point of this camping.

The setting is a real plus, with a short walk to beautiful beaches and coastal walks. Staff were friendly and helpful, the WiFi worked perfectly, and we appreciated the indoor heated pool and baby pool with our one-year-old. Renting bikes was fun, and the bar area had comfy chairs and a relaxed feel, with live music at times. We stayed four nights in mid September, camping with a basic van and awning. The place seems better suited to cabins, which looked fantastic, or motorhomes, rather than basic camping. Our pitch looked worn and sad, with lots of dust and bits of old plastic, so we didn't want to spend time at camp. I understand it was the end of the season and the pitch had seen a lot of use; it would have been fine for a motorhome. The shared showers and toilets weren't great. Some toilets had no seats, which is common in Brittany, although some places do provide them. The showers were often either cold or scalding, and the baby bath water never got hot. That was a shame, since it's a great idea. We reported these issues to reception at the time. In mid September much of the town was closed, so there weren't many places to eat out. That might have been fine if the on-site bar food had been good, but it was a real letdown. I usually find food in France truly outstanding because standards are high, so I don't understand why they didn't have a good chef. We enjoyed the local area but probably wouldn't stay again unless we booked one of the cabins.

The Premium parking area feels cramped, with tight spaces that are hard to get in and out of. Diagonal spots might help. It's also unpaved, so the car gets VERY dirty, and there's no EV charging right there. Charging tariffs aren't displayed, though they're about ~0,23. Things generally feel packed, from the camping spaces and chalet spacing to the parking and pool. The shop is so small it barely counts, and there's no breakfast baguette. Chalets could use many more clothing hooks. Shade in front of them depends on orientation and is often lacking, since the sun shines below the rain cover. It's a great camping, but these are a few comments.