Campground near Lorient
Discover Lorient, its naval base, and its festival
Located in Morbihan, Lorient is a hub for the Celts and an integral part of Brittany’s heritage. By spending your vacation at a campground near Lorient, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the city time and again, as well as explore its surroundings, such as Larmor-Plage, Lanester, Ploemeur, and Guidel. Just 25 minutes away, our campground has everything you need to enjoy your stay and explore this multifaceted city.
Your stay at our campground near Lorient
Located near Le Kergariou campground, Lorient is the perfect place to combine sports, cultural activities, relaxation, and hiking. Spend a day delving into the history of this city with its military heritage, or discover the world of sailing. You’ll also have no trouble finding activities for kids: zip lines, playgrounds, laser tag, bowling… And all around the city, you’ll find the rugged coastline of Finistère and Morbihan.
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Would you like to stay with us for your vacation in Southern Finistère? We offer campsites and several types of accommodations to ensure your camping vacation is tailored to your needs and enjoyable for you and your family. You can contact us by phone to make a reservation directly, or book online.
What Awaits You in Lorient
Whether you’re a fisherman, a boater, or simply a lover of the sea, Lorient offers the perfect setting. There are many places to explore in this beautiful city in the Morbihan department, such as the Submarine Base and the Cité de la Voile. Lorient is also renowned for its famous Interceltic Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors every year. Finally, Lorient is the starting point for a visit to the island of Groix.
The Submarine Base and the Cité de la Voile
The Keroman submarine base is a testament to Lorient’s military past. Today, the area is home to many businesses, but it’s also the perfect spot for history and sailing enthusiasts. In fact, many competitive sailboats hail from Lorient—you might even be lucky enough to spot one at the base.
On one hand, there’s the Flore S645 submarine and its museum at the Davis Tower. This tour goes beyond a simple room filled with historical artifacts; you’ll learn in detail about the history of this military base, with some remnants still visible. Next, learn about how a submarine is operated. Finally, take a step back in time and step inside the actual Flore S645 submarine.
After this first adventure, head to the other side to discover the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly. Eric Tabarly, the famous sailor who went missing at sea, is now a symbol of Lorient. Here, visitors of all ages can explore the world of sailing. At the pier, admire the sailor’s famous sailboats: the Pen Duicks (“little black head” in Breton). In the summer, the Cité de la Voile offers a variety of activities, including introductory sailing lessons. Be sure to stop by the “La Base” restaurant and bar, which offers a superb view of the harbor and the submarine base.
Discover the Interceltic Festival
In downtown Lorient, enjoy a stroll along the marina, the true heart of the city. You can also wander through the shopping streets.
In fact, it is in this city center that the famous Lorient Interceltic Festival has been held every August since 1971. A true gathering place for Celtic nations, this festival has established itself and is now widely renowned. With parades in traditional costumes, concerts, bagadoù championships, fest noz, and traditional dances… Immerse yourself in the world of the Celts.