Camping de Pont Augan

Camping de Pont Augan is a peaceful green retreat tucked along the tranquil Blavet canal in Baud, Morbihan, in the heart of Brittany’s scenic countryside. This charming 2-star campsite covers a wooded area of approximately 2.5 hectares and offers 32 pitches set in nature, perfect for travelers seeking a restful stopover or relaxed holiday amidst gentle landscapes and slow-paced canal life.

At Pont Augan, simplicity and calm are at the core of the experience. The site sits right beside the towpath of the Blavet canal, giving walkers, anglers, and cyclists direct access to scenic trails that wind through the lush Blavet Valley — ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking to reconnect with nature.

The campsite is authentically Breton and full of small-scale comforts. On your pitch you’ll find electricity connections (10 A), free water points, and access to toilet and shower blocks with dishwashing and laundry sinks, making this stopover both convenient and welcoming whether you’re in a tent, caravan, or motorhome.

Families appreciate the children’s playground, enclosed grounds for safe play, and shared spaces like the boulodrome (petanque court) and communal courtyard where you can gather with fellow travelers to share meals or stories. The campsite also offers bike rentals, fishing gear, and even canoeing opportunities nearby, inviting you to explore the valley’s waterways, forests, and greenways at your own pace.

Pont Augan welcomes pets on leash, making it a great choice for dog-friendly camping stopovers. There are also shared barbecues, recycling facilities, and a motorhome service area for added convenience. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the campsite, and simple breakfast options (including homemade pancakes on request) are available, giving you all the essentials for a refreshing and stress-free overnight stay.

Camping de Pont Augan is ideally located on the edge of the picturesque Blavet Valley, perfect for travelers eager to explore the countryside and local heritage. A short stroll or bike ride along the Blavet canal towpath connects you to scenic trails, lush woodland, and peaceful river bends — perfect for leisurely walks, cycling, or birdwatching.

The campsite sits in the commune of Baud, where you’ll find a handful of restaurants, cafés, and local shops within a few kilometers. Seasonal markets and local bakeries in town offer fresh Breton produce and artisanal goods, giving you a taste of authentic regional life. Attractions such as the Vénus de Quinipily sculpture, the Jardin de Keroguic gardens, and the Le Carton Voyageur postcard museum are all within easy driving distance.

Outdoor activities abound nearby. The blessed paths along the Blavet canal provide an excellent route for cyclists and hikers alike, and you can rent bikes directly from the campsite for day tours through gentle Breton countryside. Kayaking and canoeing are offered through local clubs and rental points in the region, inviting you to explore the river from the water.

For more lively sightseeing and culture, the historic town of Pontivy is a scenic day trip with its impressive medieval castle and historic centre, while the Gulf of Morbihan and its golden beaches are reachable within about a 40-minute drive — ideal if you want to combine countryside serenity with a day on the coast. Whether you’re here for nature, culture, or active exploration, Camping de Pont Augan is perfectly positioned as a base for many of Brittany’s hidden delights.

Camping de Pont Augan welcomes guests on a seasonal basis from April 1st to October each year, with pitches open for both short stopovers and longer stays. The campground’s pace is relaxed and unhurried — perfect for travelers looking to unwind rather than rush. The reception team can advise on local trails, fishing spots, and scenic rides along the canal if you’re new to the area.

Pitch bookings typically include electricity, water, toilet, and shower access, and additional services like bike and fishing gear rental and breakfast on request can be arranged. Payment is flexible, with debit/credit cards, cash, holiday vouchers, and bank transfers accepted on site.

While peaceful and natural, the campsite is practical and family-friendly, with a dedicated children’s play area and safe enclosed grounds, making it especially appealing for travelers with kids. Dogs are allowed on leash, adding to its appeal for pet-friendly camping stopovers.

If you plan to arrive later in the season, quiet walking paths, fishing spots, and bike routes remain accessible, though some services (like bike rental) may be seasonal. Always check opening times ahead, especially if you’re planning activities like canoeing or guided tours.

For anyone seeking a serene stopover or holiday base in Brittany, Pont Augan’s blend of natural beauty, simple comforts, and direct access to outdoor adventures makes it a memorable choice that’s well worth securing early.