ABOUT THE CAMPSITE
In the heart of the Breton Riviera, in the south of Finistère, lies Camping Kost Ar Moor: a well-kept and lively campsite within walking distance of the sea. The campsite borders a protected nature reserve and is just 400 metres from the wide sandy beaches of Fouesnant.
Camping Kost Ar Moor offers a wonderful balance between relaxation and activity. During the day you enjoy the sea, beach and nature, whilst in the evening you return to a campsite where atmosphere, facilities and comfort come together. A versatile destination for those who wish to experience Brittany in a relaxed way.
OUR LODGES
Compact and luxurious, ideal for couples and small families
ON THE CAMPSITE
A large pool with a slide, a paddling pool for children, a current channel and a balneo zone.
The wide sandy beaches of Fouesnant are within walking distance: the nearest at four hundred metres, several beaches within a kilometre.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays there's a kids' club, with sports tournaments and karaoke evenings. Plus football, basketball, volleyball and a fishing pond.
Bike hire at the campsite, regular and electric, to explore the coast and the nature reserve next to the campsite.
FACILITIES
THE CAMPSITE
IN THE AREA
The places Rink-Jan recommends himself, with the distance from the campsite.
Sports & activities5.5 kmAdventure park in the woods near Clohars-Fouesnant, fifteen minutes from the campsite. Ten courses with a continuous belay system, a course without a harness and a net zone for the little ones, plus two 250-metre zip wires for the brave. There's paintball too.
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Sports & activities5.2 kmSailing school on the beach at Cap-Coz where you can hire a catamaran, sailing dinghy, windsurf board, sea kayak or SUP, or book a lesson, from age four. In summer there's also a base at the slipway in Beg-Meil, plus sailing trips to the Glénan Islands.
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Sports & activities23.8 kmThe best-known surf spot in Brittany: a rocky headland with a long beach where the Atlantic waves roll in. Surf schools such as Twenty Nine and Rise Up give lessons from age five, with board and wetsuit included. Lovely to watch even without a board.
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Beach & nature14.5 kmArchipelago of small white sandy islands around a shallow lagoon, an hour's sail off the coast. You land on Île Saint-Nicolas, walk the loop around the island and swim in turquoise water. Vedettes de l'Odet boats leave from Bénodet, Concarneau and, in summer, Beg-Meil.
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Beach & nature56.6 kmRugged headland at the westernmost tip of Brittany, where the ocean crashes against the rocks and you can see the lighthouses and the Île de Sein in the distance. Park at the visitor centre and walk the last stretch. Combine it with the quieter Pointe du Van a little further north.
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Beach & nature0.9 kmThe beach at the end of the road from the campsite: wide, pale sand and at low tide a huge expanse to walk on, with the Glénan Islands on the horizon. To the west lies the quieter Kerler, to the east towards Beg-Meil the beach of Kerambigorn.
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Beach & nature5.6 kmNarrow spit with a south-facing sandy beach on the calm Baie de La Forêt, sheltered from the wind and gently shelving, so great for young children. On the other side of the spit are the marina and the Penfoulic woods.
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Beach & nature1.1 kmPolder and marshland behind the dunes, right next to the campsite, with boardwalks, little bridges and signs about the birds and sluices. A loop of just over four kilometres to Beg-Meil, with a view over the sea from the dunes halfway. Bring binoculars.
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Beach & nature6.6 kmCruise on the River Odet from Bénodet, past wooded banks, waterside châteaux and seabirds, with a guide telling you about it all along the way. There's also a shorter one-hour trip in the bay of Bénodet, nice with young children.
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Culture & day trips9.1 kmFishing town with the Ville Close, a walled islet in the harbour that you enter across a bridge. Walk along the ramparts, visit the Musée de la Pêche with a real trawler and see sea creatures in touch tanks at the Marinarium. In summer a boat sails from Beg-Meil.
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Culture & day trips16.9 kmCapital of Cornouaille, with the twin-towered Saint-Corentin cathedral and half-timbered houses in the surrounding streets. In the Locmaria district, at Henriot, you can see the famous Quimper pottery still being painted by hand. Have lunch on the quay of the Odet.
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Culture & day trips30.3 kmGranite village from the days of the sailcloth weavers, one of the most beautiful villages in France and often a film set. Around the square, by the church of Saint-Ronan, stand houses from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Afterwards, walk up the Montagne de Locronan for a view over the bay.
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Culture & day trips21.4 kmPainters' village on the River Aven where Gauguin worked. The Musée de Pont-Aven shows work by his school, and the walk through the Bois d'Amour past the watermills is still just as it appears in the paintings. Buy a packet of galettes, the local butter biscuits.
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Culture & day trips6 kmSeaside resort at the mouth of the Odet with a promenade, a large marina, a casino and the thalassotherapy centre on the coast. Boats to the Glénan Islands and up the river leave from the quay; across the water lies the village of Sainte-Marine.
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Culture & day trips19.7 kmVisitor centre in France's largest artisanal fishing port. You walk through a reconstructed trawler and follow the fish from the auction to the plate. Sit on the terrace at around half past four, when the inshore fishermen come in and unload their langoustines.
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Culture & day trips3.1 kmCider farm of the Goenvec family on the road to Beg-Meil, with its own shop. You can taste cider with the protected Cornouaille designation, pommeau and lambig, the local apple brandy. In summer there are guided tours.
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Culture & day trips1.3 kmLittle eighteenth-century chapel among the fields behind Mousterlin, with a rebuilt village bread oven behind it. A lovely destination for a walk or bike ride from the campsite. In early May the volunteers bake bread there during the bread festival.
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Restaurant0.9 kmCrêperie on the road to Mousterlin beach, within walking distance of the campsite, with a sheltered garden terrace. Galettes and crêpes by a professional crêpe maker, but also mussels, burgers and kig ha farz, the Breton hotpot. They don't take bookings in summer, so come early.
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Restaurant5.9 kmWhite hotel-restaurant on the tip of the Cap-Coz spit, with water on both sides. Chef Ludovic Le Torc'h cooks with local langoustines, scallops and lobster, and is listed in Michelin and Gault & Millau. Book ahead and ask for a table by the window.
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Restaurant3.7 kmLarge crêperie with a bar in the centre of Beg-Meil, run by the same family for 45 years, with a sheltered terrace. Extensive menu of buckwheat galettes, sweet crêpes and ice cream. Handy after an afternoon on the beach; when it's busy, you put your name on the waiting list.
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Restaurant6.7 kmBar-restaurant on the quay in Bénodet, right opposite Sainte-Marine, with a large terrace in the evening sun. Seafood platters, oysters from La Forêt-Fouesnant, catch of the day and burgers, all homemade. Afterwards you can stroll straight onto the promenade.
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Practical5.4 kmLarge Leclerc hypermarket on the road to Quimper, in the Quai 29 shopping area: fresh produce sections, fish counter, bakery, click-and-collect, parapharmacy and a petrol station. The biggest supermarket in the area for your big weekly shop.
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Practical5 kmMarket every Friday morning on Place du Général de Gaulle, with more than a hundred stalls in summer: fish, shellfish, vegetables, cheese, cider and crêpes. Pop into the Romanesque church of Saint-Pierre. In July and August there's also a market in Beg-Meil on Wednesdays.
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Practical17 kmSmall regional airport at Pluguffan, just west of Quimper and the nearest to the campsite, with flights via Paris. The hire cars are at the terminal.
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Practical72.1 kmThe main airport of Finistère, with the most connections in the region. Pick up your hire car at the terminal and take the motorway via Quimper to Fouesnant.
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Super lovely, not-too-large campsite with a wonderfully welcoming host and staff. Friendly, yet never intrusive — your privacy is fully respected. A beautifully maintained campsite, and the newer section by the static caravans is particularly lovely. The young lifeguard took his responsibilities very seriously, which kept things enjoyable for everyone, young and old! All the staff speak perfectly good English, so if French doesn't quite get you there, you'll always find a way together. The entertainment is very much in French, but they do make a real effort to translate into English as well. Thanks to that, we didn't even finish last at the pub quiz! ;-) The bar has a wonderfully convivial atmosphere, yet is by no means overwhelmingly busy, and we experienced absolutely no nuisance whatsoever. The bread rolls are wonderfully fresh — still warm, in fact, if you collect them in good time. The surrounding area is stunning and just as delightful to explore by bike, and the hire bicycles from the campsite were absolutely perfect for doing so! In short, a truly comfortable campsite that I would wholeheartedly recommend to everyone.
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Nice, cosy family campsite, partly camping pitches and partly mobile homes, with 2 sanitary blocks; 1 new, 1 a bit older but both fine. Hot showers, cleaned twice a day. Though of course, as a camping guest, how clean things stay is partly up to you too... Beautiful, large camping pitches, most with both sun and shade. Families from the Netherlands and France, but also Germany and Belgium. Walking distance to the sea, and on the campsite there's also a nice (heated!) pool with a slide. Various activities were organised, which you could join or not. After 23:00 it was quiet. Fresh bread to order at the campsite. Lots of lovely villages and towns nearby and beautiful (sandy) beaches. French owner, but the whole team also spoke good English. Very friendly and helpful. We had a great time here!
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In a truly beautiful location sits this wonderful campsite. We had rented a chalet (S03) which had a lovely position. A breeze drifted through whilst others sat sheltered from the wind. This campsite was largely frequented by French guests, which was perfectly fine and gave it a real holiday atmosphere. The staff were extremely friendly and incredibly helpful — a really lovely team. You are situated incredibly close to the beach, where the sea is calm, supremely clean and clear, and the beach itself is blissfully peaceful. The swimming pool was great fun with a lovely slide. If I may mention one downside, it would be the requirement for men to wear fitted swimming trunks. I certainly feel this is no longer in keeping with the times and adds no real value. That said, it was a thoroughly enjoyable stay and I would return without hesitation.
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We had a lovely 8-night stay in our caravan. The site is very well situated for visits to nearby towns and beautiful beaches, as well as historic inland towns that are truly worth a visit. The campsite is very well maintained, with beautiful plants, trees and hedges — lovely and peaceful. The facilities on site are very good, and the shower blocks and toilets are modern and spotlessly clean. The showers are hot and powerful, too. Sebastian looks after the site and manages reception, the shop and more — what a lovely, welcoming and helpful young man. He offered great advice on local places to visit and much more besides. We had a really lovely, sunny pitch and, all in all, we enjoyed a wonderful stay. We would highly recommend it.
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We spent our first two nights in France here having arrived in Roscoff and we're here again for a night. Lovely, pretty site, with spacious pitches and very helpful friendly staff- ours has roses and hedges. The pool is perfect and next to the social area with activities for children. It's also on the bike track into Beg Meil and Point de Mousterlin with a café/restaurant (closed Tuesday). We needed a satellite view for the World Cup and our pitch was perfect. Highly recommended.
How I expect a camping site and the service! Everything was fine. The camping site is perfect. The people are so nice and flexible which I appreciate very much. We had a new mobile home which was located in a nice street with flowers. It was very quiet and calm. The mobile home is very big (4Pers) with a nice terrace
A beautiful, well-kept campsite, the camping pitches are very spacious, there are lots of trees on the campsite, so sun or shade. Friendly people who make sure everything on the campsite runs smoothly. Hats off! We went on some beautiful bike rides from the campsite.
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4 stars for the rooms, and by that we of course mean the camping pitches. Well-maintained campsite. Nice and close to the nature reserve, the sea and the beach. Bread-roll service, but also a really good bakery nearby. Very friendly staff!
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We had a great pitch on a very relaxing site. Staff were very helpful. Will definitely stay again👍
100+ happy guests have already been
Quiet and green. Long-stay discount applies. Ideal for walkers and nature lovers.
Pleasantly fresh. Beach and nature at their best. Still quiet before the high season.
Glénan Islands reachable by boat. Pool open. Ideal for the adventurous.
High season. Entertainment, theme nights, markets. Busy but fun.
Warmest month. Everything in full swing. Friday and Wednesday markets in Beg-Meil.
Quieter. Glénan Islands still reachable. Ideal if you're looking for peace and quiet.
Low season. Wild autumn storms on the coast. Long-stay discount valid until 30 October.
* Based on long-term averages. Actual temperatures may vary.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The beach at La Pointe de Mousterlin is a 400-metre walk from the campsite.
Yes, a full water park with a large pool, water slide, paddling pool for children, a current channel and a Balneo relaxation zone.
Yes, there's a private sauna, Nordic bath (40°C) and a massage cabin. This can be booked during your stay.
Yes, there's a kids' club on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Plus sports tournaments, karaoke evenings and various activities for the whole family.
Yes, from June to September boats leave from Bénodet, Concarneau and Beg-Meil for the Glénan Islands.
There's a snack bar with pizza, chicken, chips and takeaway meals. Takeaway pizza twice a week, plus themed evenings with mussels and pancakes.
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Stay 7 nights, pay for 6
Book seven nights and pay for six: the seventh night is free. Valid for arrivals in the low season (spring and autumn).
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