Les Bruyères d'Arvor
7 hectare naturist campsite near Lorient, members only (FFN/FNI), with pool, restaurant and grocery store on site.
- 7 hectares of preserved nature
- Reserved for FFN/FNI cardholders
- Pool, restaurant and grocery store
- 20 km from naturist beaches
- Hilly setting in Southern Brittany
- Address
- 9 village de Keranstumeau
56620 Cléger, Morbihan - Opening hours
- Jun 13 - Sep 18
- Phone
- +33 6 42 64 97 33
- Website
- anm.bzh
- infovacances@anm.bzh
- Operator
- Association Naturiste Morbihannaise
An association ground in the greenery
Les Bruyères d'Arvor is the naturist campsite run by the Association Naturiste Morbihannaise, a few kilometers from Cléguer and not far from Lorient. The ground spreads over 7 hilly hectares, a real pocket of preserved nature where you pitch your tent, caravan or motorhome according to what you brought along.
The campsite has about thirty pitches, which gives the whole place a human scale. We're far from the big crowded structures here, the spirit stays associative and family oriented.
Access reserved for members
This isn't a campsite open to everyone: access requires showing an FFN or FNI card, the French and international naturist federations. In other words, you come here knowingly, in an association setting that filters who gets in.
The season runs from mid June to mid September, with an opening set each year around June 13th. Outside this period, the ground stays closed.
Life on site
On site, you'll find a pool, a restaurant and a small grocery store, enough to organize your stay without constantly having to leave the campsite. The lush ground lends itself to relaxing just as much as to strolling around on the spot.
The nearest naturist beaches, over towards the Baie de Quiberon, are about twenty kilometers away. Enough to round out a stay between the calm of the campsite and the seaside.
Mood and reviews
Visitor feedback mostly points to a friendly, peaceful atmosphere, carried by the natural setting and the way the site blends into the Breton landscape. It's a place that seems to appeal to those looking for a quiet naturism, between nature and community life, rather than a classic tourist offer.
To book or get information, the association handles requests by phone or email, with a dedicated website to check availability before the season.
Source: OpenStreetMap and its contributors (ODbL licence). See on OpenStreetMap.