Unusual stay
Domaine de Kerizac - Roulotte Kerville
Lanvénégen · Morbihan
In Lanvénégen, Kerville is a restored gypsy caravan for two with no electricity, with a furnished terrace, a wood stove, a water supply, solar lamps and dry toilets nearby.
- Suggested time
- 1 night, or 2 nights to enjoy the calm more
- Type of place
- Rustic gypsy caravan with no electricity in the Morbihan countryside
- Atmosphere
- Rustic, authentic, calm and off the grid
- Getting there
- Kerizac, 56320 Lanvénégen. Bookings with Karine and Patrick Guyot.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 2/10
- As a couple
- 10/10
- With friends
- 5/10
- Solo
- 9/10
- With a dog
- 5/10
- Reduced mobility
- 4/10
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 Kerville caravan at the Domaine de Kerizac fully embraces simplicity. Carefully restored and set in green surroundings in Lanvénégen, it sleeps two for one night or more. There is deliberately no electricity. The estate provides head torches and solar lamps, as well as a water supply for basic needs. Dry toilets are close by. The caravan has a furnished terrace, a real extension of the living space in fine weather. In winter, a wood stove turns it into a cosy nest and adds to the rustic feel of the stay. Breakfast can be delivered to the door as an extra. The caravan is rented by the night. It is not a camping caravan with a built-in kitchen and shower room: its appeal lies in the calm, the disconnection and the atmosphere of the estate. It particularly suits a couple looking for a simple, local, low-tech experience inland in the Morbihan.
Highlights
- In Lanvénégen, Kerville is a restored gypsy caravan for two with no electricity, with a furnished terrace, a wood stove, a water supply, solar lamps and dry toilets nearby.
- A real night off the grid, with just the essentials, birdsong when you wake up and the charm of a wood stove in winter.
- Capacity: 2 people.
- Electricity: no.
- Lamps: head torches and solar lamps provided.
- Water: water supply provided.
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- WC: dry toilets nearby.
- Terrace: furnished.
- Heating: wood stove in winter.
- Booking: by the night.
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.
Frequently asked questions
What type of accommodation is it?
A rustic gypsy caravan with no electricity in the Morbihan countryside.
Why choose it?
A real night off the grid, with just the essentials, birdsong when you wake up and the charm of a wood stove in winter.
What is the atmosphere like?
Rustic, authentic, calm and off the grid.
Is it suitable for a couple?
A very good choice for a couple who love rustic stays and disconnecting.
Is it suitable for friends?
Possible for two friends sharing the space, but the atmosphere is more for couples.
How do you get there?
Kerizac, 56320 Lanvénégen. Bookings with Karine and Patrick Guyot.
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Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), licence ouverte, mise a jour du 2026-09-21, updated 21 September 2026.
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