Les Ormes Domaine et Resort

Oh, Domaine des Ormes! Where do I even begin? This campsite is simply divine! Nestled amongst the Breton woodlands, it's like living in a fairy tale, only with better plumbing (and hopefully less grumpy trolls). Now, some might warn you about the "local wildlife." Don't let those pesky travel bloggers with their fancy cameras scare you with tales of bloodthirsty mosquitos. Nonsense! These little critters are more like social butterflies... well, social vampire butterflies perhaps. They do enjoy a good natter and a chinwag over a spot of your finest O positive, but hey, that's just their way of showing affection, right? Besides, a bit of mozzie repellent and a good dose of Irish wit (which you'll find in abundance here) keeps them at bay. Speaking of the Irish, this campsite is practically an Emerald Isle reunion! You'll hear more craic and ceol (that's fun and music for the uninitiated) than a leprechaun convention. The friendly banter is enough to chase away any lingering mozzie blues, and let's be honest, there's nothing funnier than a gaggle of pasty-faced Brits trying (and failing) to master a jig after a few pints of Guinness. Domaine des Ormes is pure magic, with a healthy dose of Irish charm thrown in for good measure. Just be sure to pack your midge repellent, your best one-liners, and an extra bottle of holy water (for those particularly enthusiastic mosquitos, ahem). You won't regret a single giggle, céad míle fáilte (that's a hundred thousand welcomes)!

We recently stayed at Les Ormes Domaine & Resort. The accommodation we chose was fine but a bit small for our family, also I booked direct with the cane site some their were more French people around us, I think if we booked with the Irish operators we would of had more Irish around us (which would have been better for the kid) The swimming pool is very good, especially the outdoor pool, but the opening times were inconsistent, only being open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. while we were there. Some of the activities offered great value for money, and the location is good. However, there were a few downsides. The bar didn't have any beer to my liking, and only one restaurant was open during our stay. Overall, it was a good experience with some ups and downs. As a campsite, it’s very good, but probably just not the best fit for us.

I have been to Les Ormes on multiple occasions to play cricket. The site is second to none in terms of facilities. The pools are superb, kids and adults activities are endless, the bar and restaurant are convenient, friendly and well priced. The best part of all is the surrounds, you will be staying in nature. Highly recommend

The Les Ormes resort is a place of magic. There is so many interesting and exciting things to do. The atmosphere is sublime and friendly and the staff are especially considerate and helpful. If you want to be spoilt for quality of service and variety of choice, you need look more further. Altogether it is a very interesting space. I particularly love the tree houses and the cricket games which are hosted there. I couldn’t recommend it more highly for kids and adults looking to pass some quality and enjoyable time.

Outstanding experience, clean, safe and peaceful. Good value for money! Loads of things for kids to do on site (reasonably priced) swimming pool was highlight! Mobile home was spotless and well stocked! Remember to bring a mattress if you are borrowing a travel cot! Shop on site is slightly pricey, however worth it for convenience! We’re already looking to return asap!

We stayed at Les Ormes for a week in September '23. We'd booked through Brittany Ferries and got a wonderful deal. It was our first time staying in a chalet and didn't quite know what to expect. However, we found the whole experience very pleasing. The chalet itself was large, modern, and well-equipped. We'd no issues there. Les Ormes has lots of things to do, especially for the kids, but is a good base if you want to see things beyond the site, including walks/cycles to local villages. As it was September, the site wasn't too busy and was very relaxing. We ate in the golf club twice and had drinks there on other evenings. On another occasion we'd an issue with the takeaway food from another outlet onsite, but when we brought it to the attention of staff, we received a wonderful and understanding response. We'd happily return!

Les Ormes was easily top three of the best campsites we ever stayed in. I went with my husband, daughter aged 12 and my son aged 9. The pools were a great highlight in our trip and my kids really enjoyed the slides. The pools were all Heated but the outside pools were a bit cooler. There is a spar there which we found handy as well. We stayed in a camper-van and we stayed in a premium pitch and it was a very big size. The facilities were also very clean and well kept for the premium pitch but not so much for the normal ones. We looked at some of the other accommodation and they also looked amazing. The staff were all very kind and friendly. There were so many activities that it was impossible to get bored and we really enjoyed the zip lines. Even if the weather is bad you could just head over to the dome. The pizza was the some of the best pizza I ever had. The campsite has something for every age and I highly recommend it. The only complaint I would have is that it could be a bit noisy at night.

We stayed here with Eurocamp for 10 nights. We were blessed with fabulous weather and were able to sit out everynight. Our accomodation was great and on our request was situated in a very quiet area. The site was quiet anyway at this time of year, the dome is amazing and we more or less had it to ourselves. There is everything you can think of available on site. Plenty of carp in the fishing pond as well. The market on a Saturday morning id well worth a visit but go early (7-30am) to get parked. There's loads to explore in the area as well so never bored. A good lot of eateries in Dol along with several decent supaermarkets. A 10 minute drive takes you to the coast and the drive to Cancale along the coastal road is worth it. If you have kids of any age you really would not have to leave the site as there is everything here for them, I imagine even more in peak season. My only minor gripe is that the bar prices are a bit OTT, maybe because I'm a northerner and not used to paying that sort of money for a pint.Regardless you will have a good time here.

Les Ormes is a fantastic campsite, one of the best we’ve stayed at in Europe and we’ve travelled to a lot. The site is very well ran and kept by an enormous team of people. It is exceptionally clean and all communal areas and toilet blocks well tended to. We have stayed here 5 times in total. The site itself is very big and there is lots of accommodation on offer from Chalets to tree huts to mobile homes plus camping and lots lots more. Really is something for everyone. We stayed in a camper-van on a premium pitch which gives you a large secluded flat area including water, drainage and electricity, plus a shed which has a bbq, fridge freezer and table and chairs for 6. The ease of having the table and chairs as well as the fridge make it a good choice for us. There is lots on offer and plenty to do. The indoor dome swimming pool is exceptional and huge, we visited at least once a day and it’s included in your accommodation cost. There is also a really good outdoor pool with sun loungers and slides. There is also plenty of activities which are all at a cost. We used the zip wire, Segway’s, horse riding, archery, pedalos, water skiing and crazy golf. All vary in cost from around €6 to €25 per person. We enjoyed them all and found the staff to be excellent, especially with the kids. Some of the activities are not worth the money and frankly should be free of charge. Crazy golf must be 25 years old and really poor, football golf should also be free, it’s a ball and a field but €6 per person. There is also a golf course with club house and restaurant which is higher end food offering and very good. The site has an excellent bar area although the drinks are extortionate for a campsite with a 500ml beer averaging €8 and glass of 120ml wine over €4. Soft drinks are crazy expensive and it’s one of the things that both ourselves and many other families we spoke with found to be profiteering. The beers on offer where also poor in quality, always flat. The on site restaurant/take away has limited opening times and although reasonably priced we had to send food back twice as it was cold. I believe they are building a new restaurant for completion spring 2025. It’s I badly needed as the current offerings for such a large site are limited. The staff in the bar area, particularly Aid and George where amazing and super attentive and friendly. There is also an on-site shop which is quite limited and very over priced also. They bake fresh pastries and bread every day which is handy and a good offering. There is a local town which has lots of supermarkets as well as a great selection of eateries and a few bars plus some local shops. One thing the site could do would be to offer a free shuttle service to the town so people could enjoy the local food offerings and support the local economy and area without having to drive There is plenty of kids entertainment on offer during the day and plenty of activities. The staff are great with the children. There