Camping Des Chevrets

nice place with direct access to the beach; perfect for coastal walks or visits to Saint Malo and Cancale (by bike about 30 mins) Campsites with sea views cannot be reserved, so just ask about availability upon arrival; friendly reception; grocery store with baguette and essentials available, but don’t come too late, as the baguette will be sold out strangely arranged (at least if you’re a woman) is the chemical toilet directly by the urinals without partition; disturbing for light sleepers at spots near the facilities which are cleaned daily punctually at 6:00 in the morning

Beautifully located and large parking spaces. We had a blue parking space with a wonderful view of the water. Enough showers and toilets, at least now in the off-season. Everything was quite clean. Due to the rain, it was difficult to keep the floors clean, but it was okay. Price-quality ratio is okay. Friendly reception and service. The small supermarket is a bit far away.

Great location, sea view and very friendly staff

The location of the campsite is very nice. The beach too, but depending on the tides. Next to the campsite is a good restaurant with a fantastic terrace overlooking the sea and the sunset. The pitches are quite large, but only with electricity connection. Biking or using an e-scooter to get to the bakery is recommended. Nice walking or jogging paths. Not far from Saint Malo or Cancale. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities were below average. Here, cleaning should be done more often during the high season.

Spacious plots, mostly shaded by old trees. Plots are increasingly being equipped with water and sewage. Good sanitary facilities with minor weaknesses, e.g. moisture damage on the suspended ceilings, which could easily be replaced. Characteristic of France, only the porcelain toilet bowls without lids and without toilet paper. Good snack bar on site, but a top restaurant next to the site on the beach.

The campsite has a great location to explore Saint-Malo, Cancale, and the surrounding area. We were lucky to choose a spot with a sea view. These spots cannot be reserved in advance. Initially, you are assigned a spot in the pink area without a sea view and can select a spot in the "non-reservable area" upon arrival, depending on availability. The additional 5€ per night was definitely worth it for the stunning view of both bays and the beautiful sunset! The beach is beautiful but, due to the large campsite and public parking areas, it is unfortunately also quite crowded (at least by Breton standards). The sanitary facilities were okay. Basic French fittings (no toilet seats, no toilet paper, no soap). During peak season, it was somewhat dirty. For a campsite in this price category, I expect a different standard.

Very nice place with good sanitation facilities. The beach is breathtaking. Very friendly staff, also speaking German.

The campsite is located on a peninsula and is surrounded by the sea on two sides. Bathing coves with beautiful sandy beaches and top water. That's why the coast is called the Emerald Coast. We had a nice spot with a view of both coves. Dogs are allowed (€2). We will come back.