Camping Seasonova La Pointe de Roscoff

If you want to get bored at a campground, well, I wouldn’t recommend it.
There’s no pool since it was removed in 2022.
The front desk service is still decent.
On the downside, there’s no entertainment—neither during the day nor in the evening—very little, but we’re on our own when it comes to activities.
The children’s activity leader always suggests dances (my husband just stays seated in his chair).
Another downside is the bar: often there’s only one person serving, or two a few hours later.
When there’s no more clean glassware and the bartender is alone, he just rinses the glasses quickly and—boom—pours beer right back in them. And there are plenty more downsides, but I’ll stop here and let people...

On the plus side, the beach is 5 meters from the campground.
If you like pétanque, there are lots of tournaments, or you can just play for fun—and people really enjoy playing together.
Basically, it’s a campground where you’ll get bored over the course of a week.
Fortunately, the region is beautiful to explore.

If it weren’t for its proximity to the beach and the town of Roscoff, this campground would be worth 0 points. The restrooms are particularly worth mentioning—most of them appear to be permanently closed. Even the accessible portion of the restrooms and showers was only usable to a limited extent at times; on one occasion, I was assigned the children’s restroom. Upon arrival, I was asked to pay again, even though I had already paid the full amount because I had made a reservation in advance. We’ve been very satisfied with SEASONOVA sites so far. At this site, however, urgent action is needed.

A request for a campervan site for 3 nights was denied, reason: no sites available... but,
After talking with other campers at the campground, it turned out that many sites were actually available...

What a disaster—a 3-star campground. I don't know where the three stars are. There were several unsatisfactory issues; here they are:

The restrooms were out of order, so we had to go to the bungalows, where there was no light.

When there are water faucets, they don’t work—just a trickle of water comes out—and when they do work, the faucets leak.

A 3-star campground where bread isn’t delivered until 10 a.m.

A 3-star campground with no separation between the campsites.

A 3-star campground where the entertainment doesn’t live up to its star rating.

A 3-star campground where the hospitality fell short.

The only positive aspect is the easy access to the beach.

I understand why there are so many empty spots.

Nathalie and Jean-François

We were disappointed with our stay at this campground.
There was a crack in front of the sink in our mobile home, so we spent the week stepping over it to avoid falling through the floor.
There was no gas when we arrived; we got some the next day, but the reception we received when we asked for it was unpleasant.
The fridge broke down; we had to run all over the campground to finally find someone to help.
And to top off our stay, the fire alarm started beeping every 5 to 10 minutes starting at 6:30 a.m.
There’s no excuse for all these inconveniences—the owner was absent, and the reception manager was rude and unresponsive.
The only positive point was the young activity coordinator, who did her best to liven up the campground with the limited resources she was given, and the access to the beach.
This campground doesn’t deserve its 3 stars.

A very poor experience at this campground. From the cold and aloof welcome (the reception staff were barely friendly) to the campervan sites lined up one on top of the other with absolutely no privacy, to the difficulty parking due to all the large rocks marking the spots, to the dilapidated and insufficient restrooms, I do not recommend it. The only two positives (outside the campground) are the beautiful nearby beach and the Roskobus, which takes you into town, since the campground is quite far out.