Tiny Lodge Sea view - 2 persons

By RV
It was perfect
Direct access to the beach
Beautiful hikes on the GR trail
Clean restrooms—except after some people have used them, but the staff can’t help that; they’re not their personal maids.
Thanks to the young people who work there.
We’ll be back.
Richard and Corinne

The welcome was decent, but as for the campground—stay away! Luckily, there’s the beach
It’s a shame because the location is magical.

Pros: the campground is right next to a beautiful beach and the Roskobus
Cons: spacious sites, but bordered by rocks that make maneuvering difficult, with no hedges.
Depending on the staff you encounter, they can be very friendly and welcoming or very unpleasant
Weak points: Some restroom facilities are closed and have been replaced by open bungalows dedicated to toilets, showers, and dishwashing. A container with sinks, showers, toilets, and a water station has been set up for part of the campground and serves its purpose quite well.
Bread (only baguettes, no pastries) is available in limited quantities at the front desk, with no option to order in advance.
The campground does not meet the standards of a 3-star campground.

We had a nice stay as far as we’re concerned, but we aren’t necessarily looking for a campground with modern amenities. On the other hand, luckily we were there in July and not all the bungalows were occupied. Otherwise, I can’t even imagine how crowded it would have been...
Be aware of the cleaning quality. Coffee stains on the floor, too much sand for a “clean” floor, a condom wrapper under the bed… in short, it’s pretty unpleasant to have to start your stay with a major cleanup.

I don't recognise this site from the negative reviews. We stayed 3 nights in mid July and thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
The site is situated in the dunes behind a beautiful bay with poedery white sand and crystal clear sea with beautiful views towards Ile de Batz.
Our pitch was a decent size and more or less level. There was no noise apart from the sound of waves breaking on the shore and birds overhead.
Yes the old toilet/shower bloks were closed (presumably for refurbishment?) but the temporary sanitary block was perfectly adequate and the facilities were kept spotlessly clean by the conscientious staff. They even had toilet seats and toilet paper! In addition some of the vacant chalets had been opened and made available for campers to use which meant we never had to queue.
The site is about 2 miles from Roscoff which is a pleasant 45 min walk along tge coastal path or a 15 min journey on the free shuttle bus which runs every 15 to 30 minutes throughout the day until 10pm during July and August. From Roscoff you can catch a ferry to Batz which is a lovely island and well worth a visit.
There was a nice snack bar on site which opened on Friday,Saturday and Sunday evening. There was some low key entertainment provided.
The staff were friendly and efficient and allowed us to check in several hours early.
If you are looking for a nice basic no frills campsite in a superb location you need look no further.

I spent a week at this campground. Overall, I found it quite pleasant. The campground’s biggest selling point is obviously its direct access to the beach, which is a huge plus. The mobile home we rented was fairly clean, even though we found a pair of dirty underwear when we arrived. A spacious and well-equipped mobile home. The staff at the campground were very polite and quite friendly. It was nice to be able to buy bread right at the campground, but it would have been a little better if they offered it starting at 8:00 or 9:00 a.m., because 10:00 a.m. is a bit late for breakfast. Another big plus was the shuttle bus that runs about every 15 minutes and takes you to downtown Roscoff. Very convenient for avoiding the need to use the car. We were also able to watch the World Cup matches, almost all of which were shown there. That was nice. We also had some fries at the snack bar—they were frozen, but decent. The campground was pretty quiet and not too noisy, but we could hear our neighbors because the mobile homes are fairly close together.