Camping Port Blanc Dinard

The beach was manageable but beautiful, one could swim well at high tide. The sanitary facilities were clean. Negative: At the campsite, everyone was very close together. Fee for dogs, but no permission for them on the beach; Wi-Fi at the site not possible - only at the reception and then there was poor reception, shopping opportunities were hardly available - too expensive for that. Next year I will look for a different pitch.

Quiet place, beautifully landscaped and close to Plage Blanc, which is practically part of the site. Showers and toilets are clean and good, although not the latest standard. The staff is very friendly and the pitches are sufficiently spacious. There is a very nice walking path directly along the coast to Dinard. However, please pay attention to high and low tides, or it can become a dead-end. Dogs are also very welcome and can run on the beach.

Positive: Very close to the town of Dinard and directly on the beach of Port Blanc. Very quiet. Simply equipped. Therefore reasonably priced. Negative: It can be unpleasant at night near the beach. There is often loud partying at the public beach during the height of summer. The campsite is not closed off. Unfortunately, a public hiking path runs through the campsite, where dogs on leashes and also dogs staying here like to leave their droppings. The water taps have only low pressure, so you have to plan unnecessary time for obtaining water. Unfortunately, there are no water connections or wastewater disposal available at the pitches. The stairs to the beach and from the pitches by the sea to the nearby 4 showers are not lit at night. Live music in the campsite's "Dôme" can lead to rattling glasses in the motorhome late at night. For waste disposal and the recycling bins, you have to go to the entrance or in front of the campsite premises.

Beautiful place with beach access. We liked the beach located behind a headland to the west a bit better. There is a beach bar right at the site. Open from Wednesday to Sunday in June. At the reception, there was a food truck for baguettes and pastries in June. The long-distance hiking trail GR34 crosses the site. On the sometimes spectacularly guided path, one can hike to Dinard in about an hour.

A very beautiful campsite! Super location by the beach. Unfortunately, there are not many shops and restaurants nearby. The "little shop" that was supposed to have rolls in the morning apparently only opens in July/August. So make sure to bring the essentials. There is a small restaurant on site. The sanitary facilities are not brand new but clean.