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Camping municipal de la Mer

Plougasnou · Finistère

Campsite

Camping municipal de la Mer

Plougasnou · Finistère

In Plougasnou, the Camping municipal de la Mer sits on the Pointe de Primel: 62 pitches facing the sea spray, with no mobile homes, on the GR 34.

Rating
2 stars
Suggested time
1 night or more
Type of place
2-star municipal campsite · Plougasnou · Pointe de Primel
Atmosphere
An unspoilt nature campsite at the tip of a headland.
Getting there
Plougasnou (Finistère)

Who this place suits

With family
9/10
As a couple
8/10
With friends
8/10
Solo
7/10
With a dog
8/10
Reduced mobility
5/10

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

The Camping municipal de la Mer lies at the tip of the Pointe de Primel, in Plougasnou, 3 kilometres from the village and 15 kilometres north of Morlaix. Seagulls and sea spray fill the horizon. It has 62 pitches with electricity, big enough for a caravan, a tent and a car, and 2 stopover cabins sleeping three, reserved for hikers and cyclists. There are no mobile homes: the campsite blends into the site. A common room has a fridge, a freezer for ice packs, a kitchenette, a library and table football; Wi-Fi is free near reception. A small grocery helps out, and bread can be ordered the day before. The hedges are not trimmed from April to late July, for the birds. The campsite is on the GR 34 and the Vélomaritime. The Barnenez cairn is 15 kilometres away, and surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding and sailing are all available around Primel.

Highlights

  • At the tip of the Pointe de Primel
  • On the GR 34 and the Vélomaritime
  • No mobile homes, an unspoilt site
  • Stopover cabins for hikers
  • The Barnenez cairn 15 km away

Practical information

Pets
Two dogs at most per pitch; pets not allowed in the stopover cabins

Tips on the spot

  • The barrier is closed from 10 pm to 7 am.
  • Visit the Barnenez cairn, a quarter of an hour away.
  • Order your bread at reception the day before.
  • Walk around the Pointe de Primel on the GR 34 at sunset.

Frequently asked questions

When is the campsite open?

In 2026, it was open from 3 April to 11 October.

Are there mobile homes?

No, only pitches and two stopover cabins.

Are pets allowed?

Two dogs at most per pitch; pets are not allowed in the stopover cabins.

How far is the village?

3 km away: Plougasnou.

Is there a grocery?

A small grocery for essentials, with bread to order.

Is it good for hikers?

Yes, it is on the GR 34, with stopover cabins for hikers and cyclists.

Book

Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), Licence Ouverte 2.0, updated 18 August 2026.

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