Top campsites for hikers near Dinard

France
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Brittany
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Ille-et-Vilaine
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Dinard

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4 top campsites near Dinard with hiking

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Eden Villages Cap de Bréhat

6 units · Tents3 acres · Dinard, Brittany

Recharge your batteries at the Eden Villages Cap de Bréhat. As soon as you arrive, you will be amazed by its exceptional panoramic view of the Bay of Paimpol! Enjoy a covered and heated swimming pool, a snack bar and sports fields. The campsite has panoramic pitches for your tents, caravans and motorhomes. On site, there is a children’s clubs, catering, activities, the opening of the swimming pool and the site has direct access to the GR34 walking path which runs along the nearby coastline.

Campsite Seasonova Saint-Michel

10 units · Tents5 acres · Normandy

The Saint-Michel campsite welcomes you in a calm and relaxing environment, only 8 kilometres from Mont Saint Michel! Come and enjoy our facilities adapted for family stays: heated swimming pool open from May, bar area, free wifi, mini-farm for children and parents, etc. Our campsite near Mont-Saint-Michel offers you to relive centuries of history. Discover the various museums and the abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel, a sublime spectacle to be enjoyed with the family.

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Emerald Coast Gites and Lodges

3 units · Glamping2 acres · Brittany

Emerald Coast Gites is a cluster of 7 stylish self catering Gites in Brittany and 3 luxury glamping lodges. Situated in Cotes d’Armor, France. 10 minutes from the most amazing beaches, medieval towns, chateaux, walks and many more tourist attractions and places. We specialise in family holidays, with play areas and heated swimming pools – We have everything you could want for a relaxing and fun family holiday with your baby, toddler or children. Anyone who loves France and enjoys unspoilt countryside, beautiful villages, French gastronomy, seafood and a magnificent coastline will love our french gites. We are 15 minutes from the coast, 30 minutes from Dinan, 45 minutes from St Malo and many more places worth visiting are within a short drive.

Seasonova Haliotis

12 units · Glamping, Tents5 acres · Normandy

Live the Slow Life experience in our campsite near Mont-Saint-Michel Campsite located on the banks of the river, 5 minutes from the bay and 40 minutes from the beach, at the gates of a small town with all amenities, the Haliotis campsite exudes serenity, like its Zen garden. Its flowery setting and landscaped lends itself ideally to relaxation and will appeal to both couples and families. Everyone will appreciate the calm of the place, the terrace of the bar overlooking the swimming pool and its beach, the swimming pool and its completely redone beach, the sauna , the cycle path which connects the campsite to Mont St Michel as well as the multisports ground, the playground , the goat and sheep mini-farm. Open from the beginning of April to the end of October.

Top campsites for hikers near Dinard guide

Overview

A firm favourite of holidaying Brits, Dinard takes beach breaks to a new level. Magnificent Belle Époque villas line the sea cliffs, ocean-view hiking trails run along the rugged coastline, and the long sandy beaches draw a steady stream of affluent vacationers. Add in a casino, a seafront golf course, and a buzzing yacht harbour, and you’d be forgiven for thinking this was the St Tropez of Brittany. Nearby Saint-Malo has direct ferries to the UK, so bring your motorhome or caravan over, and take your pick of coastal campgrounds or rent a mobile home or chalet a short drive from the beach.

Where to go

Emerald Coast

Stretching from Cap Frehel all the way to northern Brittany, the Emerald Coast is dotted with idyllic seaside towns, sandy beaches, and weathered sea cliffs. Aside from Dinard, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, Cancale, and Saint-Malo are the main towns, where you’ll find a choice of campsites and holiday parks, while Lancieux is renowned for its water sports, and the magnificent island monastery of Mont-Saint Michel lies just over the border in Normandy.

Rance Valley

Dinard sits at the mouth of the Rance Estuary, where ferries and boat cruises set sail for Saint-Malo on the north shore or inland along the river. Head to the beach at Le Minihic-sur-Rance; taste Brittany’s famous cider, produced throughout the Rance Valley; or continue south to the mediaeval town of Dinan.

Chausey Islands

Brittany’s coastline is full of surprises, and the pint-sized Chausey Islands are the ideal spot to escape the crowds. Boat tours and charters will take you out around the 52 islands, where you’ll find hidden coves with deserted white-sand beaches and rocky cliffs swirling with gannets and cormorants.

When to go

Dinard is full to the brim with families, beachgoers, and campers through July and August, and advance bookings are highly recommended if you’re coming over the summer holidays. If you can, opt for a spring or autumn visit instead—Brittany’s mild climate means it’s possible to hike and explore the coast year-round. Or, if movie watching and celebrity spotting is more your thing, time your visit for the annual Dinard British Film Festival (October).