Sauvage

Since the takeover by the Sauvage Group, the number of pitches has dropped to 20. The reason is the expansion of the site into a trendy ‘open-air hotel’ with exclusive bungalows (Cabanes, Beachhouses), which now make up over 80% of the area. We barely managed to get our 7.00 m caravan to the pitch. The (still) remaining pitches are located at the edge of the facility. There is also a wash house with washing machines. The once beautiful campsite no longer exists. Too bad Sauvage.

Unfortunately, there are mainly mobile homes left and a handful of pitches. The standard pitches are very small. The staff is friendly but drives around with golf carts all day passing by the pitches. The sanitation facilities are generally clean, but there are often issues with toilet paper, and for four stars, one of the sanitation buildings could use a renovation. At the playgrounds (both indoor and outdoor), screws are loose/missing. Our conclusion: Mobile home: yes Caravan: no Without kids: yeah With kids: no

Unfortunately, the space for standard pitches with 7.50 m is too small for caravans. The car can no longer be parked. It's just about possible to extend the awning. Not suitable for 2.50 m wide combinations. Otherwise, a great place. My tip is to only book large comfort pitches.

Very nice campsite with very accommodating staff! Spacious plots with their own water and electricity connections, surrounded by plenty of well-maintained green space for privacy. Various washhouses including flushing facilities, as well as washing machines and dryers available. Toilets could be cleaned more frequently during the day, as unfortunately there are too many inconsiderate fellow campers who leave behind messes - shame. There is a versatile playground for children. Daily entertainment (from yoga to karaoke) is offered. Karaoke in the evening unfortunately echoes across the entire site :-( but you can endure it! Quick access to the beach, supermarket in immediate proximity. We felt very comfortable here and would gladly return!

Beautiful, quiet, and green campsite on the outskirts of Quiberon. The plots are of ideal size, even for larger caravans, and are typically equipped with trees for shade, direct water connection (drinking water quality), and electricity (6A and 10A). The path to the beach (quiet side) takes between 5 - 10 minutes on foot, depending on the location in the CC. The sanitary facilities are sufficiently available. Showers and sinks are acceptable. Unfortunately, the toilets have often been dirty. Of course, this primarily depends on the guests, but when cleaning once or twice is not enough, one has to think of something!!!!! The staff are friendly and helpful. I was even allowed to leave in reverse due to the size of the vehicle against the traffic direction so that I could leave more easily and avoid an accident. The staff usually drives electric cars around the site. However, they drove faster than they should in the evening and even when it was dark, even though the vehicles are not illuminated! Very dangerous, as there are many children of all ages still out and about on the site in the evenings.

We had a huge parking space with a sea view for two vehicles. Super playground with bouncy castles. Great bakery right next door. Negative: Shower house, especially sinks, closed after 11 p.m.

The place is beautifully quiet and wonderfully overgrown with old pines and hedges. Nevertheless, it allows enough light. The beach and a delicious bistro are reachable in 3 minutes. The tides can be experienced very directly here. Exciting also for children to search for crabs and shrimp with the cacher.