
4-star, eco-responsible campsite facing Quiberon bay, in La Trinité-sur-Mer
Camping de La Baie is a 4-star establishment committed to sustainable development, awarded the Clef Verte 2026 label, the European Ecolabel (EU/051/227), the Camping Qualité label and the Camping2Be Award 2025. Located in La Trinité-sur-Mer (Morbihan), between Carnac and the Quiberon peninsula, it welcomes campers in a preserved natural setting with natural hedges and tree-shaded pitches.
Its 167 pitches combine bare pitches of 50 to 130 m² – including the Sérénité category with private bathroom – mobile homes of 24 to 35 m² in 3 levels of comfort, and 25 m² lodge tents with a covered terrace. Open from 7 May to 20 September, the campsite is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Beachfront restaurant, grocery store, laundry and eco-responsible services
The campsite offers a bar-restaurant, Les Terrasses de la Plage, with a terrace offering direct sea views. A grocery-bakery sells local produce, fruit, vegetables, delicatessen items, a wine cellar and ready-to-eat takeaway meals. The sanitary facilities include a baby area (changing table, bath), children’s toilets and adapted areas for people with reduced mobility.
A laundry with 3 washing machines and 3 dryers is available. The campsite is committed to eco-friendly practices: 2 electric vehicle charging points, a composter, water consumption reduced to 78 L/person/night (compared with a national average of 140 L) and 3.9 tonnes of waste recycled each year. WiFi is available on request.
Mini-golf, tennis, watersports and discovering Morbihan from La Trinité-sur-Mer
The campsite offers a varied range of activities: a sports field, mini-golf, tennis and a play area for children. Bike rentals let you explore the surroundings, while canoes, paddleboards and kayaks are available to enjoy Quiberon bay from Kervillen beach. The “Instants partagés” activities offer a creative and relaxing programme throughout the season.
Nearby, Morbihan is rich in heritage: the Carnac megaliths (listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2026), reachable by bike, the Gulf of Morbihan and its islands, the medieval town of Vannes, Auray and its Saint-Goustan harbour, the Etel estuary, and the charming towns of Rochefort-en-Terre and Josselin. La Trinité-sur-Mer and its marina bring local life to the area.
📍 45 Rue de Kervillen, 56470 La Trinité-sur-Mer
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