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Camping Liberté Landrellec

3.5
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24 ratings

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3.5
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24 ratings
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  • Tranquillity
    4.0
  • Food / Shops
    2.8
  • Overall cleanliness
    3.5
  • Cleanliness of sanitary facilities
    3.3
  • Condition of rental accommodation
    3.2
  • Friendliness
    3.6
  • Infrastructure
    3.4
  • Leisure activities
    3.0
  • Location
    3.8
  • Value for money
    3.4
  • Sanitary facilities
    3.4

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1.0
Happy C.
Stay: Aug 2024
"Bad place and overpayment never received back - What a bad campsite. Never again. You book and pay for a waterfront site. Then you get an email asking how big your camper is. This turns out to be too big so you get another spot. Later when you arrive at the campground you get a spot overlooking the parking lot next to a gate that opens every 5 minutes when someone wants to leave the campground. So then for half a minute there is a car with the engine running next to you. We also see that large campers are parked on the sites near the water. When we ask if we will get back the excess payment, the answer is that it will be refunded. We never received the overpayment (even after 2 more mails). So what does Liberté mean: - the freedom to give you a very bad spot - the freedom to cheat you financially
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3.0
Herbert S.
Stay: Jun 2024
"Acceptable, but not again. - Incidentally, the site is now called "Liberté Landrellec". Because our preferred campsite was "Complet" due to an event at the weekend, we ended up here for 2 nights and got a pitch right on the shore after the long lunch break (until 3 pm). Unfortunately, this was of little use to us because the tide was low during the day and we were always out sightseeing at high tide. So we only really saw the dry bay - but that's not the site's fault. The sanitary facilities were adequate and clean, but the site was only sparsely occupied. The urinal area was closed. There is an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, but the latter was unappetizingly dark green in colour. That's why we took the precaution of not checking out the indoor pool. Bread can be ordered for the next day, it was relatively small and bony, but 10 ct more expensive. It was the worst on our 300 km trip. You can't order anything for Sunday. There is a restaurant, unfortunately we tested it. We didn't find it recommendable and regretted the €70. We paid €43.20 per night in the low season. The site is a good starting point for hiking on the Zöllnerweg trail, which runs right through the campsite. We went on excursions to Plougrescant (Maison Gouffre) and Ploumanac'h (Phare Mean Ruz/Parc de Sculptures). We liked it all very much. The area directly around Landrellec (on foot or by bike) is actually rather dead.
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3.0
Ulrich D.
Stay: May 2019
"Viewing point in direct beach location, heavily frequented - We wanted to stay one night, but ended up staying three - the peace, views and beach walks were perfect. Unfortunately a lot going on, sanitary facilities like in a barracks
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4.0
Jacob A.
Stay: Aug 2018
"Ideal for everyone - You can easily reach Trégastel by bike from the campsite. Kayaks can be hired at the campsite. There is a large sanitary building (unisex). It is possible to get baguettes and croissants (...) in the morning. There is also a restaurant and a take-away snack bar.
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1.0
estelle Q.
Stay: Aug 2018
"Null to avoid sorry! - After looking at the reviews on the internet, we thought we shouldn't trust them, there are always those who moan, but I can confirm that this is one of the most dreadful campsites around. A frosty welcome, no sooner had we got our stuff down than they jumped on us, not at all kindly, asking us to get the 2nd vehicle out immediately, while on arrival they told us I don't think it would fit, so for us that meant if it did fit, why not. Despite the fact that we were shouted at "in the contract it's 1 vehicle!!!!"but on the one hand, said nicely, it would have been taken out straight away, and on the other hand, with a supplement, as in many campsites, we thought it was possible, especially as the vehicle sleeps outside in what is supposed to be a risk-free but unguarded parking lot by the sea, We asked them to wait a little, especially as it wasn't at all inconvenient, but we got a second person right away, the owner, who made us understand that we were social cases and that he works and has sold his houses for his campsite, which is none of our business, by the way, and for his information, we all work too. On vacation with our children and parents, there were 6 of us and we were rather the discreet type. The owner arrived just behind us shouting so loudly that everyone was sure to hear just because we pointed out to her that the mobile home was very dirty, so we spoke badly to her in the same way and she replied that if we weren't happy we'd get out and pay us back straight away. We'd just made the trip and arrived, so how could we find anything else for 6 people in the middle of August? sheep under the beds because we'd put the 2 single beds side by side, filthy radiators, furniture too, as well as a toilet full of fly droppings on the bowl, a ladle full of dried pasta stuck to it, door sills full of dust and other rubbish etc. .... but I site "this is normal it's the season" and only 6 forks, 6 knives and 6 spoons batteries. Mobile homes one on top of the other but really tightly packed. I think we need to think about making the pitches even more profitable by creating stackable mobile homes :). Everything is done to make money, even if you have someone in the area who wants to visit you for an hour, you'll have to pay 3€ per person, the restaurant has nothing on the plates. A moody person who tried to be nice afterwards. The only pleasant person is the gentleman who maintains the campsite, trims the hedges, looks after the pool, he's everywhere at once, he doesn't stop, he's well exploited and yet always kind and smiling this gentleman is the only one. It's all rules and regulations, and beware of any mention in the contract that seems trivial, they'll use it against you later. This is the first time I've been so disappointed with a campsite. We rented yurts at the end of August and people found us pleasant and respectful, and it was reciprocal, whereas this campsite has no respect for anyone and they're always right. Don't point out anything to them because they explode and don't know how to question themselves. My husband is a craftsman and has been for a long time. He doesn't understand how you can treat customers like that and has pointed it out to them, but they say you wouldn't say he's a craftsman, I didn't know there was such a thing as a head! Last but not least, there's no trampoline on site, the play area behind the restaurant isn't very practical and the play area is outdated and uninteresting, just a boat to get on and nothing else. Swimming pool microscopic but pleasant on one point the water is good temperature. Rental from September 4 to 11, 2018 and the last one with them.
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3.0
Rosemarie S.
Stay: Jun 2018
"Sea or bay - The site seems overrated to us - everything is somehow nested and small-small. The pitches with a sea view don't face the open sea, but the bay, where naturally there is no sea to be seen half the time. We came to the site for one night because of the restaurant - we wanted to eat mussels and found them to be good. There is a municipal campsite not far away - it has lots of pitches with sea views.
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Activities recommended by guests

FishingFishing (7 Guests)
HikingHiking (6 Guests)
RelaxingRelaxing (6 Guests)
Swimming
Swimming
(6 Guests)
Cycling
Cycling
(5 Guests)
Kayak
Kayaking
(5 Guests)
Strolling
Leisurely walks
(4 Guests)
Sailing
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(3 Guests)
Diving
Diving
(2 Guests)
Climbing
Climbing
(1 Guest)
Culinary
Food/Drink
(1 Guest)

Rated by guests as "Suitable for"

4.2
Senior citizens
3.9
Couples
3.6
Guests with tents
3.4
Families with children under 12
3.3
Families with children under 18
3.3
Families with children under 6
3.2
Guests with dogs
2.3
Youth groups

Description

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The cosy family campsite Camping Du Port is located on the Landrellec peninsula in Brittany. You are camping here in a special part of France, on the Côte de Granit Rose. Walk along the spectacular granite coast or visit the …exceptional islands of Île-Grande and Les Sept-Iles. Camping Du Port is located directly by the sea in the shelter of a bay. View of the sea Most of the pitches are surrounded by hedges. Only the pitches directly on the beach offer less protection, but here you have a beautiful view of the sea. All touring pitches are accessible via the circular path that runs across the campsite. The rental accommodation, such as mobile homes and chalets, is located around the reception building. Fresh bread rolls Every day you can visit the campsite shop and get fresh bread rolls and croissants. And while you are still enjoying your breakfast, your children can go and play. You can do this on the playing fields, on the playground or on the sandy beach. In high season, the animation team will keep them entertained. The campsite restaurant, including bar and terrace, is right on the waterfront. Swimming pool and sea Most campsite guests have one thing in common: their love of water. And there is more than enough of it here. There is a simple swimming pool on the campsite. It lies in the sun, can be partially covered and offers an extra pool for small campers. For the luxury lovers, there is a small wellness centre with sauna and jacuzzi. But the biggest attraction is the sea. The sandy beach runs shallowly into the water, so that even children can splash and play safely here.
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  • Size of the site: 3.8 ha
  • Total number of pitches: 80
  • Number of tourist pitches: 96 (Of which parcels: 8)
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Reference price

Peak season €41.00*
Low season €31.00*
*Two adults, caravan, car, electricity and local taxes per night

Operating hours

08. April - 08. October

Location

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3.5

Directions

Coastal road D788 from Trégastel to Trébeurden, turn right at Landrellec, well signposted.
  • Sea: On site
  • In the mountains: No
  • Height (above sea level): 10 m
  • Next town/village: 0.3 km

Address

Chemin des Douaniers 3
22560  Pleumeur Bodou
France
GPS Coordinates
Lat 48.81004364738334, Long -3.540650203704827
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Frequently asked questions

How far from the beach is Camping Liberté Landrellec?
Camping Liberté Landrellec is located directly at the beach. Learn more about the location
Are dogs allowed at the campsite Camping Liberté Landrellec?
Dogs are allowed in high season and low season. Guests rate Camping Liberté Landrellec as "suitable for guests with dogs" with 3.2 out of 5. Read reviews in detail now
When is Camping Liberté Landrellec open?
Camping Liberté Landrellec is open from April 8 until October 8. Check availabilities now
Is Camping Liberté Landrellec family friendly?
For leisure activities, the campsite Camping Liberté Landrellec offers many possibilities, such as Playground, Outdoor pool, Water slide, Kids entertainment programme and much more. In case of bad weather you can use the indoor pool (on site) and the indoor play facilities.

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How do guests and other campers rate Camping Liberté Landrellec?
Campers rate Camping Liberté Landrellec 3.5 out of 5.

Guests rate the following properties particularly well: Tranquillity

According to its guests Camping Liberté Landrellec is particularly suitable for: Senior citizens

According to its guests Camping Liberté Landrellec is ideal for: Fishing and Hiking

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Are there shopping facilities near Camping Liberté Landrellec?
There is a grocery store 1 km away. In addition, Camping Liberté Landrellec offers a bread service directly at the site. The nearest town is 0.3 km away. Learn more about the location
How far is the nearest town or city from Camping Liberté Landrellec?
The nearest town is 0.3 km away. Learn more about the location
What food options does Camping Liberté Landrellec offer?
Food is well taken care of, because there is a restaurant directly at the site. It is open from April 15 to September 15. Furthermore, there is also a snack bar directly at the site (open from April 15 to September 15).

With the bread service directly at the site you can start the day relaxed.

For self-catering there is a grocery store at a distance of 1 km as well as cooking facilities on the site. Real barbecue fans may even fire up the charcoal grill.

Overall, guests rate the food and beverage at the site 2.8 out of 5.

By the way, gas bottles can be exchanged directly at the site.

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Is there wifi or internet at the campsite Camping Liberté Landrellec?
The campsite Camping Liberté Landrellec offers wifi. This is chargeable. In addition, there is an Internet terminal on site.
Is Camping Liberté Landrellec barrier-free?
Most of the paths at campsite Camping Liberté Landrellec are paved. Ramps are available for wheelchair users. The sanitary facilities are barrier-free. View all campsite features
How many pitches does Camping Liberté Landrellec have?
Camping Liberté Landrellec has 96 pitches for tourists and -16 pitches for permanent campers.

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How big is Camping Liberté Landrellec?
Camping Liberté Landrellec has a size of 3.8 hectares.

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How much does it cost to stay at Camping Liberté Landrellec?
An overnight stay at Camping Liberté Landrellec costs €31.00 - €41.00, but prices vary depending on the chosen period, guests, etc. At camping.info you can enter your travel dates to see current prices and availability.

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