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Campground on the Crozon Peninsula
Located in Finistère, the Crozon Peninsula is part of the Armorique Regional Nature Park (known in Breton as “park an Arvorig”), which will soon be designated a UNESCO Site of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Between Brest Harbor to the north and Douarnenez Bay to the south, this stretch of land jutting into the Iroise Sea reveals some of Brittany’s most spectacular landscapes: sheer cliffs, wild beaches, unspoiled natural areas, and an ever-changing sky. By booking your stay at Le Grand Large campground in Finistère, you’re choosing the perfect starting point for your adventure.
Explore the peninsula
between land and ocean
Ideas for Hikes and Walks
- Megalithic alignments: set out to explore the menhirs, dolmens, and other megalithic ruins that bear witness to the peninsula’s ancient history.
- Maritime Defense Monuments
- The lobster fishing port and the artists’ community of Camaret-sur-Mer
- Untouched wilderness, sandy or pebble beaches, steep cliffs…
Beaches, headlands, and panoramic views: the peninsula’s must-see attractions
It’s hard to choose when every detour offers a breathtaking view. The Pointe de Pen Hir and its “Tas de Pois” jutting out into the ocean, the Cap de la Chèvre and its panoramic view of the two bays, the sea caves of Morgat, perfect for exploring by kayak or during spring tides, and Pointe des Espagnols, which plunges 60 meters above Brest Harbor… Not to mention the beaches—about twenty on the peninsula—from the wide sandy beach at Morgat to the secluded coves of Lostmarc’h and Kerloc’h. The Crozon Peninsula can’t be described—it has to be experienced.
When you book your stay at our campground on the Crozon Peninsula, you’ll enjoy a unique setting that offers a special connection with nature!
