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Service area

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23 Rue Daniel Gémy
22600 Loudéac
Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne
France

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Rates

Token
2€

Number of pitches

Total
1 pitch

Assistance

Useful links

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Equipment and services

Electrical connection
Waste disposal
Vehicle washing
Parking
Water supply
Laundry
Video surveillance
Night lighting
Playgrounds
Picnic areas
WiFi
Restrooms
Means of payment
Card with chip
Contactless card

Description

Welcome to the Loudéac motorhome area, conveniently located on the car park of a service station open 24h/24 with gas sales and offering electrical hookup, water point, waste disposal area and vehicle wash station. Toilets are accessible inside the shop and the shop car park is free for customers, making your stops and resupplies easy. Also enjoy local short-circuit products (meats, crêpes, honey, cheeses, cider, mead, apple juices) and set off to discover the Loudéac forest for lovely walks on foot or horseback (Loudéac Riding Centre — 02 96 28 95 54). Nearby: the Moulin de la Roche-au-Cerf with its natural climbing face, the Archaeology House in Plussulien with participatory workshops, the Corlay Horse House and the large Aquarêve park with aquatic centre, nature sports base, adventure trail and many fishing spots. A convenient and friendly stopover to explore the heart of Brittany.

Tourism

Loudéac (Côtes-d'Armor, France)

Loudéac is a medium-sized Breton town located in the heart of the Côtes-d'Armor department. It serves as a commercial and service center for a rural area dominated by bocage. The commune features a mix of agricultural and artisanal activities, and often serves as a starting point for exploring the surrounding countryside. Hospitality is pragmatic: shops, markets and sports facilities punctuate local life.

Heritage and history

The town center preserves historical elements common to rural Breton towns, around its main church and old municipal buildings. The Saint-Martin Church is an architectural and religious landmark in the urban landscape. There are also houses and streets that reflect the industrial and commercial evolution of the 19th–20th centuries.

Nature and landscapes

The surrounding area consists of bocage, meadows and small woodlands, ideal for walks. Country lanes and small roads offer viewpoints over agricultural landscapes typical of inland Brittany. Lovers of tranquility can find routes for walking and cycling.

Activities and local life

Loudéac is a service hub: shops, a market and facilities (sports and cultural) attract residents from neighboring communes. Local events and seasonal markets regularly liven up municipal life; you often find local produce and Breton specialties there.

Not to miss

  • Saint-Martin Church: central building of the religious heritage.
  • Weekly market: an opportunity to discover local products and social life.
  • Commercial town center: streets and shops that make everyday life.
  • Bocage walks: trails and small rural roads for walking and cycling.
  • Sports and cultural facilities: for immersion in local life.

Points of interest