Flower Camping Le Kerarno

Oh my gosh

A friend invited me for his first real week of vacation—I felt so bad for him.

I’ve never seen a campground like this.

Activities—there’s not much to say since there isn’t much going on, and especially nothing on the weekend.

The pool is tiny.

To play pétanque—well, try to play, anyway.
The surface is beach sand

As for the bar, food, and pizza, the staff don’t seem to know what they’re doing—and they aren’t very welcoming, either
The umbrellas are extremely run-down, but if only it were just the umbrellas...........

One evening we wanted to eat a pizza; it was 8:00 p.m. and there was nothing left except fries—even though the campground wasn’t overbooked

If you want peace and quiet and to pay way too much just because there’s a beach next door, go ahead

Personally, I prefer Airbnb

The campground next door shouldn’t have 4 stars

I stayed at the one in Locunolé in July—it was nothing like this

Good luck—and good riddance to your wallet

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Very disappointed with the campground: the pool didn't open until 11 a.m., there were no water play areas for the kids (heat wave or not, every other campground offers them, and this one is fenced off), wearing a burkini in the pool is unacceptable; no one enforces the rules at the pool (people kicking a ball in the kids’ pool, teens sliding down the water slide standing up)—it’s impossible for the youngest children to play safely.
In the evening, there are no staff members to keep the campground quiet
The entertainment offered is very low-quality or nonexistent because there are no activity leaders
Food service is very limited—I was asked to pay in cash rather than by card (they even went so far as to ask how much cash I had on me)
Wanting to give young people jobs is great, but they need to be professional and not just there to have fun with their friends
, especially when you see them lounging on a deck chair with their cell phones, sunbathing during their work hours (they were wearing their uniforms).

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If we’re just talking about the mobile home, it’s actually quite well-equipped, with a well-designed kitchen, and the campground is in a great location for exploring everything in the area. The pool is nice. However, the restaurant—which has very poor reviews—is a bit of a drawback when we’re tired in the evening and don’t really feel like getting back in the car, we have no choice because we don’t want to venture into a place with such a bad rating. The mobile homes, which aren’t too bad, are still right on top of each other; we’re a bit cramped, and we can clearly hear the neighbors—and smell their odors, too. When he flushes the toilet, it all depends on the price you pay. We paid €850 for a week in late August. I think that’s a little pricey, and I’ll just mention the mobile home—we didn’t even go to check out the restrooms; the slide area for the kids is right in the sun and very old. The “pétanque courts” aren’t really pétanque courts—they’re just sandboxes—but the inflatable play structure is actually pretty good for the little ones.