Unusual stay
Les Cabanes et Kotas du Camping de Trézulien
Douarnenez · Finistère
In Douarnenez, the Camping de Trézulien has a small unusual village with two Finnish kotas and two fairy tale cabins for three, at a 4 star campsite with a heated water park.
- Suggested time
- 2 nights recommended
- Type of place
- Unusual village of Finnish kotas and fairy tale cabins at a 4 star campsite
- Atmosphere
- Finnish, family friendly, magical and seaside
- Getting there
- 14 route de Trézulien, 29100 Douarnenez.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 9/10
- As a couple
- 9/10
- With friends
- 8/10
- Solo
- 9/10
- With a dog
- 6/10
- Reduced mobility
- 6/10
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About
The Camping de Trézulien is a 4 star campsite on the heights of Douarnenez, about 600 m from the marina and 1 km from Sable Blanc beach. Its unusual village includes the Kota d’Ys and the Kota Tristan, genuine Finnish kotas made of half logs of northern pine, as well as the Cabane des Fées and the Cabane des Elfes. All four sleep three. The kotas have a kitchenette and a shower, with beds made on arrival. The fairy tale cabins focus more on the visual world and the experience. The campsite rounds off the stay with a pool heated to around 27 °C, a balneotherapy area, a paddling pool, a water slide, entertainment and services. In 2026, the campsite was open from 3 April to 30 September. Rentals were priced overall between 60 and 100 € a night and 240 to 860 € a week depending on the category and period.
Highlights
- In Douarnenez, the Camping de Trézulien has a small unusual village with two Finnish kotas and two fairy tale cabins for three, at a 4 star campsite with a heated water park.
- Sleeping in a half-log kota or a storybook cabin, then enjoying Douarnenez, the GR 34 and Sable Blanc beach just a few minutes away.
- Campsite: 4 stars.
- Kotas: Kota d’Ys and Kota Tristan.
- Cabins: Cabane des Fées and Cabane des Elfes.
- Capacity: 3 people per unit.
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- Kota: kitchenette and shower.
- Beds: made on arrival in the kotas.
- Balneotherapy: yes.
- Water slide: yes.
- Distance to the harbour: about 600 m.
- Distance to the beach: about 1 km.
Tips on the spot
- Check whether sheets and towels are provided.
- Check the exact accommodation model, electricity, Wi-Fi and heating outside summer before paying.
- Read the cancellation conditions and check the tourist tax.
- Do not plan a late arrival without the host’s agreement; arrive early on the first day.
- Pets: allowed at the campsite for an extra charge.
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- Book meals or baskets in advance.
- Book the spa or Nordic bath ahead.
Frequently asked questions
What type of accommodation is it?
An unusual village of Finnish kotas and fairy tale cabins at a 4 star campsite.
Why choose it?
Sleeping in a half-log kota or a storybook cabin, then enjoying Douarnenez, the GR 34 and Sable Blanc beach just a few minutes away.
What is the atmosphere like?
Finnish, family friendly, magical and seaside.
Is it suitable for a couple?
Good, especially in a kota for comfort.
Is it suitable for friends?
Possible for three.
How do you get there?
14 route de Trézulien, 29100 Douarnenez.
Book
Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), licence ouverte, mise a jour du 2026-09-21, updated 21 September 2026.
Read in the journal
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