Campsite
Camping Éco Luxe Les Embruns
Clohars-Carnoët · Finistère
A 5-star campsite in Le Pouldu, two hundred metres from the beaches: a 4.5 hectare landscaped park, a heated indoor pool, a wellness area and upmarket cottages.
- Rating
- 5 stars
- Suggested time
- 3 to 7 nights
- Type of place
- 5-star seaside campsite
- Atmosphere
- A large Breton garden facing the ocean, more landscaped than seaside
- Getting there
- Le Pouldu, in Clohars-Carnoët, south Finistère. Take the N165 via Quimperlé, then the road to Le Pouldu. About twenty minutes from Lorient, forty from Quimper and two hours from Rennes. By train, Quimperlé station is about fifteen kilometres away, served by TER and TGV trains: then a taxi or hire car, as buses depend on the season. Parking is free on site, and several beaches are within walking distance, so you can leave the car for a few days.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 10/10
- As a couple
- 8/10
- With friends
- 8/10
- Solo
- 7/10
- With a dog
- 8/10
- Reduced mobility
- 8/10
These scores are calculated from what the page records: official rating, facilities, difficulty, duration and location. They are a guide, not a substitute for contacting the venue, especially about accessibility.
About
Les Embruns is not what you might imagine a five-star campsite to be. No rows of plots on bare ground: a four and a half hectare park where hedgerows, hydrangeas and rockeries separate the pitches from one another. A hundred-year-old fig tree and an old orchard recall what this land was before 1981, when the campsite opened. The sea is two hundred metres away. You can walk to the Grands Sables, Bellangenêt and Le Kérou beaches, and the GR34 coastal path runs past the gate: from there, you can walk to the port of Doëlan or to the mouth of the Laïta without getting back in the car. The campsite has stayed family-run and independent. Gwenaëlle Le Guennou took over from her parents, Gisèle and Patrick, and champions an idea of eco-luxury you can see in practice: the EU Ecolabel, composting, natural fertilisers, and planting chosen to need less water. The Tourisme et Handicap label and a cottage designed for wheelchair users complete the picture.
Highlights
- Two hundred metres from the beach at Le Pouldu: the Grands Sables for family swimming, Le Kérou for surfing, Bellangenêt and its facilities for people with reduced mobility.
- A four and a half hectare landscaped park, with hedgerows, hydrangeas, rockeries, an old orchard and a hundred-year-old fig tree: pitches are separated by plants rather than posts.
- A heated indoor pool at around twenty-seven degrees, an outdoor pool, a paddling pool and slides, with an adults-only slot in the middle of the day.
- A wellness area with sauna, hammam, fitness room, treatments and massages, rare for a campsite of this size.
- Thirty-eight cottages in three ranges, several with two bathrooms, and a 140 square metre villa fifty metres from the beaches.
- EU Ecolabel and Tourisme et Handicap: composting, natural fertilisers, water-saving planting, a cottage and toilet facilities adapted for wheelchairs.
Tips on the spot
- Book early for July and August, several months ahead for the Privilège range and the pitches closest to the sea. June and early September offer the same coast with fewer people.
- Not all services run all season: the restaurant, shops, kids’ club, slides, treatments and entertainment open at certain periods. Ask the campsite what will be open on your dates before booking.
- On pitches, a private bathroom in the toilet block can be booked separately: the camping spirit with extra comfort, and the facilities are exactly what campers mention first.
- With young children, ask for the Ty Armorik area: car traffic is limited there, you unload the car and then park it nearby.
- For a couple, the Sol’Otello is twenty square metres for two, closer to a hotel room than a mobile home. The Taos, Otello and Sterenn ranges go a step higher.
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Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), Licence Ouverte 2.0, updated 3 March 2026.
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