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Brittany road trip: A Campervan holiday with kids

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30 Sep

A Brittany road trip in a campervan with kids

With a campervan packed full to the brim, three very excited kids, two adults fuelled with coffee, and our passports at the ready, we set off for our Summer Brittany road trip exploring France. We carefully chose  during our Brittany road trip who were invaluable in helping us to create a wonderful itinerary for our week-long road trip exploring France

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A Brittany road trip: a campervan holiday in France

Travelling to France from the UK

  • Travelling to France from the UK
  • Le Letty: campsite in Brittany
  • Auray
  • Mané-Guernehué: Brittany campsite
  • Dinan
  • Domaine du Logis- campsite in Brittany
  • The Camping and Caravanning Club

We set off early and travelled from our home in Staffordshire to catch the afternoon ferry over to Roscoff. There are so many options for ferry travel.  As this was our first time planning a trip to France we decided to travel to Roscoff to reduce the time travelling to our first campsite. If you followed our trip, you will remember the journey down to Plymouth was a little stressful – resulting in us checking in with just minutes to spare. Lets say the M5 was to blame. Thankfully we made our ferry and we had a really relaxing and pleasant journey that involved lots of coffee, downtime and we even managed to squeeze in a film in the cinema during the crossing.

Travelling to France by Ferry

Once we arrived in France we headed off on our Brittany road trip. It was late in the evening as we set off armed with our trusty satnav, to find our first The Camping and Caravanning club campsite.

Le Letty: campsite in Brittany

Le Letty was one of the first campsites that caught our eye when we planned our road trip to Brittany. It is in the popular resort of Bénodet and the campsite has direct access to the Plage du Letty (Le Letty beach). Whenever we plan a road trip we often look for campsites that have an abundance of facilities for families. We also look at what there is to do around the campsite that is within walking distance. Packing the camper van up everyday can be tiring, so it is lovely to have options nearby that don’t involve having to move the camper on a daily basis.

One mile from Bénodet, nine miles from Quimper, and with direct access to the beach, Le Letty is a wonderful campsite for families. In all honesty, we could easily have stayed longer than the three days we had planned.

A Brittany road trip: a campervan holiday in France

A Brittany road trip: a campervan holiday in France

Le Letty campsite a campervan holiday in France

There is a fabulous indoor and outdoor pool complex that has a jacuzzi, water slides, artificial river and sun loungers. It rained on our first day and we spent the afternoon in the indoor pool complex where there was a great size pool, jacuzzi and rapids along with a great toddler pool and slide. The campsite has a bar, a restaurant and there is a takeaway on site that serves starters and cooked dishes including a huge choice of quiches and pizza.

The campsite has a great mini market and bakery to purchase essentials during your stay. The site has a great play area, and fitness room and there is an activities room on site to book day trips, activities, sports and the kids club. There is also a new indoor play area for 2018, too (*payable). Our girls booked in to the kids club on two days for the bouncy castle morning, and the arts and crafts…they loved it.

Tip- the kids club  is very popular so do book on arrival to save disappointment

Chatting to a number of families during our stay – Le Letty is an extremely popular campsite that sees couples and families return year after year and I can see why.

Auray

Moving on from Camping Du Letty we stopped by in Auray. Auray is a pretty town to the east of Vannes and on an estuary to the north-west corner of the Gulf of Morbihan. You can visit the main town and the historical centre of Auray, and the port town of Saint Goustan on the bank of the Auray River. It is absolutely picture perfect. We stopped by in one of the restaurants in the cobbled square to enjoy a bite to eat and sample the most amazing profiteroles I have ever tasted. Seriously I still dream about those profiteroles.

Mané-Guernehué: Brittany campsite

After a day in Auray, we packed up Otis, waved goodbye to Le Letty and moved on to our next destination. Mané Guernehue is a 5-star holiday park in south Brittany, in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan.

Mané Guernehue is an incredible family campsite with great size pitches and an abundance of activities and facilities to keep the whole family entertained. Now let me talk to you about the facilities for the children….

The pool complex has been extended in 2018, with the opening of the new  ‘2bis Fun’ water park. The pool complex is second to none, with heated outdoor and indoor swimming pools, waterslides, paddling pools, a splash pool and spa wellness centre.

Brittany road trip: campervan holiday

The kids absolutely loved it here. There is so much to entertain the children including a trampoline area, soft play, bouncy castle and play park. Although the kids didn’t try it here, there is also a kids club for ages 5-17.

Mané-Guernehué: Brittany campsite

During our stay here we booked pony trekking at the Riding school and the girls absolutely loved it! Meet Biscotte and Roger ..our little girl was completely taken with gentle Roger, so much so she has asked for Pony trekking lessons every day since we came home.

Top Tip – Some of the activities are pre bookable so do check on arrival to avoid disappointment during busy periods.

Mané Guernehue has a restaurant, bar and takeaway. We popped in to order takeaway pizza on our first night, but ended up staying in the restaurant to sample the food and enjoy the lovely views over the pool complex.

When we booked our road trip we were told that three days in each place just wouldn’t be long enough, and how correct this advice was. We actually moved on with a heavy heart……

Dinan

We stopped off to wander the cobbled streets of Dinan. With its half-timbered houses, picturesque streets, and charming cafes, restaurants and craft shops. We only stopped for a couple of hours to wander the cobbled streets and grab lunch, but I would definitely say that this walled town is well worth a visit.

Domaine du Logis- campsite in Brittany

Our final stop of our Road trip exploring Brittany, France. Domaine du Logis is a five-star campsite situated between Rennes, Saint-Malo, Mont-Saint-Michel and near the village of La Chapelle-aux-Filtzméens. It was ideal for us heading home from St-Malo.

Brittany road trip Domaine du Logis

It took us a little while to find Domaine du Logis (our trusty satnav let us down) and in all honesty it wouldn’t be a road trip without us getting lost at some point. Domaine du Logis is an absolutely beautiful and charming campsite, located in the grounds of a 15th century Château. The staff are so very friendly and the site oozes peace and tranquility.

There is a lovely swimming pool, paddling pool, bouncy castle play park and games area making it an ideal choice for families.

There are around 240 plots so the campsite has a real ‘exclusive’ feel. We booked a table at the restaurant on site and it is absolutely beautiful. The restaurant is located in a former outbuilding of the castle having a wonderful authentic style and traditional Breton feel. The takeaway pizzas also seemed very popular.

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We ordered fresh croissants for the following morning to collect from the reception before leaving early to catch our ferry home……

Brittany you have given us sunshine, adventure, family time, and the most wonderful memories….until next time.

The Camping and Caravanning Club

The Camping and Caravanning Club has over 100 campsites (Club Sites) set in some beautiful and picturesque locations  across the UK. It is is a not-for-profit organisation meaning the Camping and Caravanning Club invest money back into the sites. Travelling abroad is also made easier with their Travel Service, providing customers with a ‘one-stop-shop’ for overseas camping and caravanning needs. The Camping and Caravanning Club can help you to select the best campsites to suit your needs and requirements and also arrange discounts on ferry and Eurotunnel crossings. They can also help you to arrange Travel Insurance cover

For more information and to  join the club  –  discover all the member benefits,

Head over to The Camping and Caravanning Club to discover more.

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  1. Tanja/The Red Phone Box travels says

    September 30, 2018 at 7:00 pm

    what a great trip, I bet the kids loved horse riding:)

    Reply
  2. Typical Mummy says

    October 1, 2018 at 9:40 am

    This sounds like such an amazing trip a dthe pictures are absolutely gorgeous!! It brings back many happy memories of travelling to Brittany in my parents’ caravan! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  3. Jenny - TraveLynn Family says

    October 1, 2018 at 10:16 am

    It’s been years since I’ve explored this area of France. Would love to take the boys and I know they will love those campsites – what awesome play facilities! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  4. Annabel says

    October 1, 2018 at 11:40 am

    This sounds like such a fun trip. The swimming pools at the campsites look amazing and I love the look of Dinan. #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  5. grandadventurestory says

    October 1, 2018 at 1:25 pm

    Wow – those kids facilities! But I really love the look of Domaine du Logis. #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  6. Jemma Taylor-Smith says

    October 1, 2018 at 4:39 pm

    What fab photo’s! It sounds like you had a brilliant time and the campsites look brilliant. I’ve never been camping in France, but your post is certainly making me thinking about it! Jemma x #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  7. Angharad Paull says

    October 1, 2018 at 6:30 pm

    This sounds like such a brilliant family trip, I’m so jealous of your campervan! Thinking as of next year when the school holidays hit for the first time that long French camping trips are the way forward. Will be saving these tips for the future! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  8. Catherine’s Cultural Wednesdays says

    October 1, 2018 at 7:39 pm

    Brittany is just the perfect place for a family holiday. #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  9. Lydia C. Lee says

    October 1, 2018 at 10:19 pm

    What a fun holiday for the kids, and glorious location for you!! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  10. Esther says

    October 2, 2018 at 8:39 am

    Aww, Brittany looks like the best destination for a family holiday! Will absolutely remember this for when our little man is a bit older! MondayEscapes

    Reply
  11. Claire at Tin Box Traveller says

    October 2, 2018 at 12:27 pm

    What a fab collection of family-friendly campsites. I bet you wished you had two weeks rather than one!! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  12. Margie DQ says

    October 2, 2018 at 5:29 pm

    I’ve never been! Looks like a great family destination. #mondayescapes

    Reply
  13. Zoe Holland says

    October 2, 2018 at 7:19 pm

    This just makes me pine for Summer…and the open road! I’m really impressed with the camp sites in France. The pools in particular look fantastic on this trip. We visited Dinan a few years ago. Just beautiful! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  14. Kate - Gluten Free Alchemist says

    October 2, 2018 at 7:48 pm

    Wow! That looks like an epic adventure. Reminds me of travelling round France when I was a kid with a caravan in tow. Such fun! x

    Reply
  15. Nicky @Go Live Young says

    October 3, 2018 at 7:44 pm

    This sounds like a great trip. My boys would love these campsites! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  16. Chloe: Picture Taker Memory Maker says

    October 3, 2018 at 8:03 pm

    It sounds brilliant Katy! We’ve not ‘done’ France with our kiddos yet (and to be honest, camping isn’t really for us) but the areas you visited looked beautiful – such gorgeous little towns and so many places to explore.

    Reply
  17. Leona says

    October 3, 2018 at 9:30 pm

    I’ve never really explored France but your photos make me want to

    Reply
  18. beatravelling says

    October 6, 2018 at 10:27 pm

    Never made it to Brittany, just did Normandy, which was great! #mondayescapes

    Reply
  19. Sarah Christie says

    October 8, 2018 at 8:24 pm

    Such gorgeous photos, we did a France trip a couple of years ago and had a wonderful time I so want to explore again its such a stunning country. Such beautiful photos xx

    Reply
  20. Nell (Pigeon Pair and Me) says

    October 9, 2018 at 2:06 pm

    I loved following your trip over the summer, and this makes a lovely read. French campsites can be amazing, and it sounds as though you picked some excellent ones here. Thanks for all the tips – we enjoy staying in campsites like this, so I’ll be checking back when we come to book our next French adventure. I particularly like the sound of Domaine du Logis. There’s something special about staying in the grounds of a chateau.

    Reply
  21. Emma Raphael says

    October 9, 2018 at 5:42 pm

    This post just brings back so many memories of camping trips as a young teenager with my best friend and her family. Sounds like you had such a lovely trip! 🙂

    Reply
  22. Keri | Ladies What Travel says

    October 13, 2018 at 11:04 am

    Looks like you had a great time! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  23. Zena's Suitcase says

    October 23, 2018 at 9:20 am

    I love that you moved around and explored the area so much, I think this really helps to keep a trip interesting for everyone. The campsite look amazing, I’m so impressed with those pools

    Reply
  24. Steve says

    May 1, 2019 at 7:05 pm

    Hey guys. Great post. We are considering a road trip in France for August school holidays. Just wondering what made you take the ferry instead of the tunnel? How busy were the camp sites and where they all regimented hard standing where all the campers are in a row? We prefer a wilder camping experience. Looks like you had a great time.

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I think it is the first time I’ve ever chatted on a live, or chatted in front of a camera even 😆

Anyway I just wanted to say thank you  so much for all the messages and lovely comments after the live. I’ve had a few vanlife questions too so I will pop them in my stories for you.

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My next campsite to share is a really lovely campsite in Llangollen. We were introduced to this lovely site by my beautiful friend @a_girl_on_the_crescent 

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Suitable  for camping, touring caravans and motor homes and camping pods available.  There are three self-catering cottages to rent and also a static caravan site.

The camping fields are set next to the ruins of Valle Crusis Abbey, and what we loved the most - there is a small brook that runs across the bottom of the field that the kids absolutely loved.

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Bistro/bar
Shop
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Dogs Welcome 

What we loved 💕

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⭐️The brook provided hours of fun
⭐️Picturesque Llangollen a walk away 
⭐️Beautiful location with lots of space and walks
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Vanlife with kids - sharing our fave campsites for the time when it is safe to travel again 😍🚐

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Dogs allowed 
Eco friendly
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Pets allowed 

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I’m really hoping better days are coming for us all 🌈
 
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Their aim is to encourage people to try something new throughout 2021. @whsmithofficial have some wonderful products to help you plan your trips (products linked in stories).
 
I would really love you to join me on Friday at 6pm over on the @whsmithofficial account, chatting about why we love vanlife, our favourite road trips, and what vanlife means for us. Believe it or not before we purchased our camper, we had never camped before! 
 
If you have any questions for me, I would love you to send them my way via my stories and I will do my best to answer them on Friday. 
 
Look forward to seeing you over on the @whsmithofficial Instagram on Friday at 6pm! 

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Just popping on to check in on everyone, how are y Just popping on to check in on everyone, how are you all doing? How are you feeling about the announcements tomorrow?

I know so many are finding it all a bit ‘meh’ at the moment.

So this is a little Sunday reminder to keep doing what makes your soul a
smile, check in on each other often and look after yourselves..... and know that better days are coming 🌈🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 

(My usual Sunday campsite share will be a little late - I’ll post it tomorrow I promise - I’ve been painting the girls bedroom all weekend😆 )

🌈 💕
Last week I chatted to the lovely Jenny @travelynn Last week I chatted to the lovely Jenny @travelynnfamily as part of her bongo convo series.

Did you catch it?

I think it is the first time I’ve ever chatted on a live, or chatted in front of a camera even 😆

Anyway I just wanted to say thank you  so much for all the messages and lovely comments after the live. I’ve had a few vanlife questions too so I will pop them in my stories for you.

Thank you  Jenny for inviting me to take part in your new live travel chat. Chatting about Van life and road trips .... It definitely made my soul smile :)
🏕Sunday share is back 🏕 My next campsite to 🏕Sunday share is back 🏕

My next campsite to share is a really lovely campsite in Llangollen. We were introduced to this lovely site by my beautiful friend @a_girl_on_the_crescent 

Abbey Farm Campsite

@abbeyfarmllangollen is a working farm set just outside the beautiful town of Llangollen in North Wales.

Suitable  for camping, touring caravans and motor homes and camping pods available.  There are three self-catering cottages to rent and also a static caravan site.

The camping fields are set next to the ruins of Valle Crusis Abbey, and what we loved the most - there is a small brook that runs across the bottom of the field that the kids absolutely loved.

Facilities

Hot showers/ toilets
Laundry room
Bistro/bar
Shop
Electric Hook Up
Dogs Welcome 

What we loved 💕

⭐️Family campsite 
⭐️The brook provided hours of fun
⭐️Picturesque Llangollen a walk away 
⭐️Beautiful location with lots of space and walks
⭐️An ideal base to explore North Wales 

Definitely one to bookmark 

🏡For now the message is to stay at home, but my Sunday share is to inspire and introduce you to new campsites for when the time is right xx
Camping with kids 🏕 I was going to share my ne Camping with kids 🏕

I was going to share my next favourite campsite but thought I would mix it up a bit with a new topic. Campervan storage. So tell me... What is your favourite storage hack? 

As our Campervan conversion  isn’t quite fully finished we have had to be clever with storage. As a family of five in a T5 space is super tight! 

Our favourite hacks so far....

➡️ Using cushion covers / pillow cases to store items 

➡️ storage hooks on the back of the seats (I think I learned about this one from @daisy_thefamilycamper ) 

➡️ Using a pop up tent to store the large bulky items such as car seats and strollers etc 

➡️ Packing pods to organise the clothes!!! My absolutely favourite thing ever we have used them for years.

➡️ plastic storage bucket for the outside toys that we take to the beach (and can even double up as a baby/toddler bath 

 
 ➡️ Foldable items, folding table, folding scooters, folding chairs, the list goes on but helps with space 

➡️hamman towels. Absolutely wonderful. We were sent some towels to review a few years back and they are incredible. We haven’t looked back and we are fully converted. They don’t take up much space, dry really quickly, have multiple uses  and basically we just love them! 

🌈 I have linked my post in my stories - but would love to hear if you have any campervan storage ideas to share or add? 

Hope you have all had a lovely weekend whatever you have been up to ?
Vanlife with kids - sharing our fave campsites for Vanlife with kids - sharing our fave campsites for the time when it is safe to travel again 😍🚐

 Sunnyside Croft Touring Site 

This is my next campsite to share... the beautiful Sunnyside Croft Touring Site - an award winning site located between the villages of Arisaig and Mallaig on the West Coast of the Scottish Highlands 

⭐️What we loved 🌈

Direct access to the most beautiful beach 
Family friendly, clean  and quiet 
Dogs allowed 
Eco friendly
Lovely touches - outside shower for wetsuits, infant and toddler washroom with a bath 
Pets allowed 

We loved staying here for two nights as part of our Scotland road trip with our beautiful friends. Mallaig is the nearest village  and we loved visiting Skye and Glenfinnan too. The campsite has direct access to the most spectacular beach - just a walk away along a dedicated path.  Definitely one to bookmark and a campsite we would definitely return to.

📸 Our first view of the beach from the campsite 
 
➡️ swipe for more photos of Arisaig and Mallaig

🌈 #stayathome and keep hoping for sunnier days☀️

#dreamingofvanlife #keepondreaming #arisaigbeach #scotlandphotography
Happy Sunday!!! So I have decided on a Sunday fo Happy Sunday!!! 

So I have decided on a Sunday for the next few weeks I am going to do a little campsite share. Sharing our favourite campsites that we have stayed in our #t5camper over the last two or three years. I wanted to (hopefully) give you some inspiration for all those dreaming and planning for when we are able to hit the road in the future. 

My first campsite is @love2stay in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, UK. Set in 22 acres of grounds with touring and Glamping on-site. 

Love2stay is a beautiful resort and an absolute gem of a site. We have booked again for this year and have stayed more than once over the last two years.

Facilities

Love 2 Stay  has serviced pitches and a  glamping village. The toilet block is modern and clean.  There is so much to do on site you won’t want to venture far. 

➡️ swipe for pictures 

There is a natural swimming pool, restaurant and pizzeria, fitness suite and thermal bath, assault course, children’s adventure play zone, barefoot trails, mini and junior craft activities, cinedrome for movie nights, yoga and Pilates classes, paddle boarding and kayaking....... the list goes on 

What we loved 

⭐️So many activities on site for everyone 
⭐️restaurant/pizzeria on site 
⭐️Swimming pool 
⭐️Spa/gym on site 
⭐️Dogs allowed (with separate dog walking area and dog agility course )
⭐️Brilliant size serviced pitches
⭐️Glamping available 
⭐️Usually Open all year round (covid restriction dependent) 

Things to consider 
 
⭐️it gets booked up so book in advance 
⭐️No tents allowed 
⭐️No on-site grocery shop
⭐️it is the most expensive campsite we have ever stayed when you factor in all the additional activities that do -but it’s a wonderful experience and we absolutely love it here and it is a place that we will keep on returning to. 

Please do ask if you have any questions or if you have stayed here too? 

I’ll be back next Sunday with another gem !
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