Camping La Pierre Longue

Who this place suits

With family

10/10

As a couple

6/10

With friends

8/10

Solo

5/10

With a dog

7/10

Reduced mobility

6/10

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

In Le Croisic, La Pierre Longue offers 158 pitches, a heated indoor pool, mobile homes and camping pitches, about 400 m from the Côte Sauvage. It is a quieter option than the very large water-park villages, with easy outings on foot or by bike and facilities complete enough for families. Le Croisic on a quieter scale: La Pierre Longue is smaller than the large Camping de l’Océan next door. Its wooded campsite feel appeals to families who want to enjoy the coast and have services, without constant entertainment. It is a good base for exploring the peninsula on foot or by bike. Close to the Côte Sauvage: the campsite is about 400 metres from the wild shore. That does not mean every spot is a swimming beach: Le Croisic alternates rocky coves, paths and areas exposed to the swell. With young children, choose a suitable, lifeguarded beach. The heated indoor pool offers comfortable swimming even when the sea wind makes the beach less pleasant. It is a simple, family pool rather than a large water park with slides. The campsite’s 158 pitches are spread through wooded grounds. Traditional camping plots are about 80 to 100 m², according to the tourist office. Mobile homes with one to four bedrooms are available. A bar, restaurant, small grocery and laundry facilities are on site, although food service and products may vary outside high season. Trampolines, a playground, pétanque and simple activities let children get together without paid outings. Bike hire makes it easy to explore Le Croisic and the Côte Sauvage; some paths are busy and windy, so choose routes to suit the children’s age. The announced season is fairly long: in 2026, from 3 April to 1 November, with toilet blocks heated at the beginning and end of the season. The pool, restaurant and other services may follow shorter calendars. The old harbour, the Tréhic jetty, the Océarium and the coastal walks make for a full programme close by. A trip to the Guérande salt marshes offers a striking contrast between seascapes and salt-making heritage. As everywhere on this coast, stay on authorised paths, keep off the dunes, sort your waste, save water and follow local rules on fires and barbecues, especially in dry spells.

Highlights

• 4-star campsite on the Le Croisic peninsula
• The Côte Sauvage about 400 m away
• 158 pitches; traditional plots of about 80 to 100 m²
• Mobile homes with one to four bedrooms; pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes
• Heated indoor pool
• Games and trampolines for children; pétanque

Practical information

Address

Le Croisic, about 400 m from the Côte Sauvage

Services

Bar-restaurant, small grocery, laundry and Wi-Fi; games, trampolines, pétanque, bike hire and barbecues under the campsite rules

Pets

Accepted under conditions, according to the tourist office

Accessibility

Ask the campsite about the accessibility of the toilet blocks, mobile homes and pool

Swimming

A covered, heated pool

Nearby

The Côte Sauvage of Le Croisic, the harbour of Le Croisic, Saint-Goustan beach, the Océarium du Croisic, the Tréhic jetty, Batz-sur-Mer

Frequently asked questions

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