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Loudéac

Camping-cariste

Adresse

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

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Tarifs

Token

2€

Liens utiles

Home - Central Brittany

Local Producers Lc

Équipements et services

Raccordement électrique

Vidange

Lavage véhicule

Stationnement

Ravitaillement en eau

Laverie

Vidéo surveillance

Éclairages nocturnes

Aires de jeux

Aires de pique-nique

WiFi

Sanitaires

Moyens de paiement

CB avec insertion

CB sans contact

Description

Welcome to the Loudéac motorhome area (Côtes-d’Armor): a small, practical and welcoming spot where you will find an electrical hookup, water point, waste drain and vehicle wash station directly in the store parking lot (toilets accessible inside). The on-site service station, with gas sales available 24/24, and the free customer parking make the stopover simple and comfortable. Also enjoy the many local short-supply producers (meats, crêpes, honey, cheeses, cider, mead, apple juice) and set out to explore the Loudéac forest — walking and horseback trails (Loudéac Riding Center — 02 96 28 95 54), the site of the Roche-au-Cerf mill with its natural climbing face, or nearby cultural visits (House of Archaeology in Plussulien, House of the Horse in Corlay). For leisure, the large Aquarêve park (about 30 ha) offers an aquatic center, Nature Sports Base (hiking, cycling, kayaking), playgrounds and picnic areas, adventure course and fishing pier — not to mention many rivers and ponds for freshwater fishing. Come settle in and explore inland Brittany in complete peace.

Tourisme

Loudéac (Côtes-d'Armor, France)

Loudéac is a medium-sized Breton town located in the heart of an agricultural bocage. It serves as a service center for a wide rural area and retains a commercial urban fabric around its center. Local history can be read in a few old buildings and in the layout of the streets. Loudéac’s location makes it a convenient starting point to explore the countryside and reach Brittany’s northern coast in less than an hour by car.

Heritage and history

The town center reflects a history of markets and crafts, visible in facades and some old houses. There are redeveloped public spaces that sometimes retain elements of the industrial and commercial past. Local archives and interpretation panels make it possible to understand the town’s evolution from the 19th century to today.

Nature and landscapes

Loudéac is surrounded by bocage, meadows and small rivers that shape the landscape. Walks or bike rides follow hedgerows and sunken lanes typical of inland Brittany. The area offers peaceful viewpoints and green spaces for direct contact with nature.

Outdoor activities and leisure

The municipality offers waymarked hiking routes, cycle paths and municipal sports facilities. Horse riding and fishing are common activities in the surroundings. In season, local events and markets enliven daily life.

Gastronomy and local products

Dining in Loudéac reflects Brittany: crêpes, galettes and cider sit alongside dairy products and local meats. Shops and markets often feature local producers, useful for discovering rural specialties.

Not to miss

Town center: stroll between shops and historic facades.
Weekly market: local products and regional atmosphere.
Hiking loops: waymarked trails in the surrounding bocage.
Municipal green spaces: places for relaxation and family walks.
Crêperies and local producers: discover Breton flavors.

Points d'intérêt

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