Brittany (Bretagne) is one of the French regions with the strongest camping and mobile home tradition, with over 800 campsites and a spectacular 2,700 km Atlantic coastline. The region attracts family and nature tourism, with strong demand in Carnac, Saint-Malo, Quiberon, Dinard, and the islands (Belle-Ile, Ouessant). The Brittany mobile home market is mature, with more affordable prices than PACA and an intense high season (July-August). Green Village delivers across all of Brittany.
Regulations
Regulations follow the French national regime (Code de l'Urbanisme and Code du Tourisme). Campsites in Brittany are regulated as throughout France: mobile homes accepted without permis de construire. The LMNP regime applies. Brittany has specific coastal protection regulations (Loi Littoral) that limit construction within the 100m coastal strip — existing campsites are the only locations where mobile homes can be placed near the sea.
Transport
Transport to Brittany is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, Green Village's logistics division, and is included in the delivered price. Units from the UK are also delivered to Brittany.
Pricing
More affordable prices than PACA or the Cote d'Azur: used from 13,200 euros, new from 28,000 euros. Campsite pitch rents: 2,500 to 5,500 EUR/year. Seasonal rental returns (July-August): 4,000 to 10,000 euros in 8 weeks. Brittany offers an excellent cost-to-return ratio for investors.
Installation
Brittany's Atlantic climate is humid and windy — similar to Northern Portugal. Reinforced insulation is imperative. Supports must protect against coastal winds. Green Village recommends BS 3632 specification or French equivalent NF S56-410 for permanent use in Brittany.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Brittany good for mobile home investment? +
- Excellent. Over 800 campsites, affordable prices, and strong family tourist demand. Cost-to-return ratio superior to PACA.
- Does Green Village deliver to Brittany? +
- Yes. Delivery is organised by Mobile Home Logistic and included in the delivered price, across all of Brittany, from Saint-Malo to Quimper.
