Campsites in Brittany - anyone been anywhere good?

[bronniemuldoon]

Can anybody recommend a good campsite in Brittany? We're going to Normandy at the end of July to see family and wanted to tag a week's camping on the end in Brittany at the beginning of August. We'd like somewhere near a beach and have a 4.5 DS and 2 yr old DD. I'm at a bit of a loss where to start being a camping virgin (it's our first weekend camping this weekend so keep your fingers crossed for good weather as it takes us 3 hours to erect a tent that the instructions say should take 20 minutes!).

www.brittanytourism.com/eng/hebergement/camping/detail_camping.cfm?code_camping=HPABRE0295000 371&dpt=29&zone=6
Greve Blanche is a very nice site right next to the sea we stayed there last week. Good showers,nice size pitches, playground, beach access. there is a bar and shop in high season, but out of season they deleiver breakfast bread to your tent as no shop in short walking distance. 3 km to big supermarket/ town.
Our 15m/o had a great time there. Both site reception staff we spoke to had very good english.
early August you will need to book in advance for any french campsite. on the up side tho, everything will be open, we found a lot of brittany was shut in mid june.
Roscoff is quite nice too, the camp site there is open all year,nice showers, good play ground and beach acesss.

we've stayed at Camping Village la plage in Le Guilvenic which was nice as it's right on a beach. The pool is a bit basic compared to others but the beach is great - 2 mins from our mobile!

We're off to camping les deux fontaines in Raguenes this year which is also within walking distance of a beach and it looks fab on the website - just google it! Hope it's as good as it looks!

We've also stayed at Camoing Mane Guernehue which was one of the best sites ever but you have to drive to a beach. Lovely beaches nearby and loads of boat trips as it's the gulf of Morbihan. Brilliant wee towns nearby which do mini train rides round which the kids adored - mine were 18m and nearly 3yo when we went there and they loved it! The pool was fantastic for young children and the restaurant had a little tykes play area in one corner of it which was great. Loads of play areas, a bouncy castle, fab restauarnt/take away and a field of donkeys and pen of goats (away from the pitches) so the kids could feed them. There are also some fishing lakes which dh liked and the kids fed the ducks. You can also walk into the lovely wee village of Baden with a pO, gorgeous bakery, great butcher and a restaurant which we never got round to trying. We have recommended it to friends and everyone's raved about it.
Hope you find a good one!!!

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Thanks for all the recommendations. I'm off to google them now!