Camping Le Point de Vue de Guerlédan

On the shores of the largest lake in Brittany

Rated campground

104 rue du Lac, Anse de Guerlédan - Mûr de Bretagne, 22530 Mûr-de-Bretagne

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Enjoy a refreshing and relaxing break in deepest Brittany on the shores of Lake Guerlédan, the largest in the region.

Le Point de Vue lies on the edge of the Bois du Cornec on the shores of Lac de Guerlédan. It offers pitches in half-sun, sun or shade for families and groups, as well as chalets, tipis and huts for hikers. For your relaxation, the campsite has playgrounds, volleyball and petanque areas. And just a short stroll away, you can go swimming on the nearby beaches, canoeing, paddle-boarding, water-skiing, sailing, mountain-biking in the woods, tree-climbing, etc. Fishing enthusiasts can take advantage of the campsite's barbecues to enjoy their catch. There are plenty of sites to visit in the surrounding area: the Nantes-Brest Canal, the Abbaye de Bon repos, Les Ardoisières, the Chapelle Sainte Suzanne... not forgetting all the beauty of Brittany, the most remote of which are just an hour and a half's drive away.