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Boasting a serene setting in an impressive woodland park, 5* Campsite Domaine des Ormes rewards campers with a resort rich in amenities and the chance to explore the captivating countryside and coast of Brittany. One of our favourite campsites, it’s the ideal place to mix relaxation with recreation in the beautiful scenery of Dol de Bretagne in Ille-et-Vilaine.
The pool complex onsite comprises of a glass domed aqua park with a tropical ambiance featuring slides, a wave pool and splash pool for little ones. A meandering lazy river and pool can be found outdoors alongside another small selection of slides.
Activity and adventure is the beating heart of the campsite, where campers can enjoy an abundance of amazing pursuits including horse riding, archery, golf, climbing, zip lining, tennis, fishing and so much more. A series of children’s club caters for youngsters of all ages and invites enrolees to try body zorbing, fancy dress, mini driving school and mini archery.
Dining options at the campsite are excellent, with one restaurant found at the Club House near the chateau and another facing the lake, both of which feature terrace-dining areas. You’ll also find a pizzeria, supermarket, gift shop and a couple of bars. Entertainment for the whole family is exciting and energetic, and features evening shows, bingo, quizzes and talent competitions.
Alongside first-rate facilities, we have a selection of top accommodation options for bookers to choose. You’ll have the choice of modern mobile homes and well-equipped tents featuring spacious living areas, convenient amenities and well-shaded emplacements.
Around Domaine des Ormes Campsite
Set in the 600 acre grounds of a château, this wooded parkland site is only four miles from the medieval town of Dol-de-Bretagne. Here you will find some restaurants, bars and a few shops. The fantastic countryside around the campsite entices lovers of the outdoors to enjoy water fun on the lake, pleasant ambles in the woodland and family cycling trips with pit stops at lovely Breton villages.
The sandy beaches of St Malo are 15 miles away. The delightful seaside resort of Dinard is a little further and is well worth a day trip.
A popular day trip is a visit to the famous Mont Saint Michel (22mls). Linked by a causeway to the mainland, you can learn about the history of the island on a guided tour. Along the coast from St Malo, walk at low tide to explore the Ile du Grand Bé.
