Camping of the cité d'Aleth

On site

The site of the campsite overlooks the bay of Saint-Malo and on the estuary of the Rance to offer an incomparable and majestic panorama. This unique location makes Aleth a remarkable historic site:

- The armoured bells of WW2

- The Fort and the 39-45 Memorial

- The Public Parc of the campsite

- The century-old trees : visit the landscaper website

- The Solidor Tower overlooking the entrance to the Rance estuary with its Long-Cours and Cap-Horniers museum

- The Ar-Zenith, the first civilian ship to reach England after the appeal of 18th of June 1940

- The Solidor and Bas Sablons beaches

- The boats of the marina of Saint-Servan

- The Corbières park and its secret beach

- Local shops

- Bistrotiers facing the sea

The campsite

The City of Aleth (or Alet) is located a few hundred meters from the old town, near the port of Bas Sablons. Wild and quiet, one can enjoy a superb panorama on the bay of Saint-Malo, on Dinard, but also on the estuary of the Rance.

Historically, the City of Aleth also houses a fort, occupied by the Germans during the Second World War. Completely surrounded by water, this peninsula is really a small corner of paradise while benefiting from nearby shops.

The Cité d'Aleth campsite is a place of exchange and sharing. Open to all and where everyone must be able to find his place: alone, in couple, family, friends or summer camp. One comes there on foot, by bike to set up his tent (227 pitches) or to settle down in caravan, van or camper.

the pop-up bar

A pop-up outdoor bar, but not only ... Welcome to POINT ZERO, which is set up at Camping de la Cité d'Aleth all summer. On the program: refreshments (beer, wine, juice, local or regional!), food trucks, concerts, and sports classes ... All with stunning views of the bay of Saint-Malo. Open from 14:00 to 23:00, every day, all summer...