Visiting and staying at a campsite in Fouesnant

Discover Fouesnant for your next vacation in Brittany! The Kérantérec campsite, 6 km from Fouesnant, takes you on a discovery tour of this small seaside town in South Finistère.

Discover Fouesnant-les Glénan

The commune of Fouesnant-les Glénan has a population of almost 10,000, rising to 40,000 in summer! A seaside resort par excellence, it boasts an exceptional natural heritage. With 17 km of coastline, including 14 km of fine sandy beaches, the commune boasts 5 must-see tourist attractions:

Numerous sports, leisure and cultural activities are offered all year round by the commune and its associations, of which there are almost 150!

The commune also boasts more than 100 kilometers of marked hiking trails, enabling you to discover natural sites such as the Penfoulic wood, the Mousterlin polder, the Mer Blanche lagoon, the Beg-Meil and Mousterlin dunes and many others; Ideally situated between the seaside resort of Bénodet and the maritime city of Concarneau in the south of the Finistère department, Fouesnant boasts an exceptional coastline to showcase its tourist attractions. The marriage of sea and nature is truer than anywhere else. Today, Fouesnant boasts a multitude of tourist and cultural activities, orchestrated primarily by the Tourist Office, which offers visitors a wide range of activities, including popular land and sea-based nature walks.

Seaside activities

During your stay at the Fouesnant seaside campsite, you can reach the Centre nautique de Fouesnant Cornouaille located near the Cap-Coz beach. Every year it attracts the little sailors who may one day become the giants of the seas! It’s the perfect opportunity to take part in a wide range of water sports , including catamaran, sailboat and kayak trips, windsurfing, dinghy sailing and stand-up paddling.

Neighborhoods of Fouesnant-les-Glénan

Fouesnant has also preserved its age-old traditions, such as the traditional Fête des Pommiers, held in July each year, with its regional cider and apple juice competition. There’s also the “Ar pintiged Foen” Celtic circle, and the “oven festival” dedicated to old-fashioned bread-making at the Kerbader chapel! In depth, Cap Coz is the neighborhood that adjoins the town center and slopes down to the sea. This seafront has become a residential area with a long sandy beach facing the bay of La Forêt-Fouesnant. This long spit of land is also home to a mudflat rich in rare birds (grey herons, terns, brant geese…) that attracts keen birdwatchers!

Another satellite district of Fouesnant is the tourist resort of Beg-Meil. A vacation spot for the wealthy bourgeoisie during the XXᵉ century, this neighborhood has preserved its authentic character. The calm of the resort in winter contrasts with the liveliness of the summer season, when Fouesnant’s most touristy district welcomes large numbers of holidaymakers.

To the east of the point that bears its name, Mousterlin. Until the beginning of the XXᵉ century, a dune cordon separated the Fouesnant marsh from the sea. The dyking concession granted to an industrialist in 1926 resulted in the creation of a polder covering some 120 hectares. Although the aim was to increase the agricultural surface area of the commune of Fouesnant, seawater continues to enter, creating a lagoon where both marine and freshwater fish come to reproduce. The Mousterlin polder has been owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral since 1982.

Where to stay camping in Fouesnant?

The Kérantérec campsite near Fouesnant welcomes you to La Forêt Fouesnant, a stone’s throw from the beach. Whether you spend your vacation in a mobile home in Fouesnant or on a traditional campsite, you’ll find every comfort you need. Our campsite boasts a huge water park with a heated indoor pool, outdoor pool, whirlpool, paddling pool and waterslides! The strength of the campsite lies in its proximity to the sea, with some pitches and mobile homes boasting sea views. You’ll also enjoy maximum peace of mind, as our 4-star campsite offers a number of services to make your day-to-day life easier. You’ll find a grocery store at the campsite entrance, a bread shop, a pizzeria and two bars for relaxing by the pool. Just a stone’s throw from the campsite, the beach offers a moment of relaxation under the Breton sun. It’s also an opportunity to enjoy one of the many water sports typical of the Brittany coast at Fouesnant. Book your next camping holiday in Fouesnant for a rejuvenating break in South Finistère.