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Aire de Maël-Pestivien

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

8 Route de Saint Nicodème
22160 Maël-Pestivien
Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne
France
Itinéraire
Réservation
Impossible. Vente uniquement sur place

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
5 places

Liens utiles

Guingamp - Baie de Paimpol Tourist Office

Équipements et services

Vidange
Stationnement
Emplacements Standards
Ravitaillement en eau
Moyens de paiement
Pièces

Description

Located in the village of Maël-Pestivien, next to the multipurpose hall (5 Route de Saint-Nicodème), this motorhome area offers parking, waste-water emptying and water supply via a drinking water point. Within a short walk you will find several bars, a restaurant and a petrol station, convenient for a break or a quick fill-up. The nearest market, in Callac, lets you try buckwheat galettes, seafood and kouign-amann. The village combines historical heritage and natural sites, with local hiking routes of about 13 km to explore the surroundings.

Tourisme

Maël-Pestivien (Côtes-d'Armor, France)

Maël-Pestivien is a rural commune in Central Brittany, marked by a bocage landscape and a network of small hamlets. The village offers a quiet atmosphere, between fields, valleys and granite farms. There is a discreet local life, agricultural initiatives and occasional traditional events. It is an interesting starting point for those seeking authentic Breton countryside, far from coastal tourist flows.

Heritage and history

Local heritage is visible in buildings made of granite and the parish enclosures typical of the region. The parish church and a few crosses or calvaries testify to the long religious and rural history of the commune. Place names and ancient paths reflect old agricultural practices. Archaeological or historical traces in the area are often modest but present in the landscape.

Nature and landscapes

The territory is dominated by a green bocage, hedgerows and meadows separated by stone walls. Walks offer views over rural valleys and small rivers. Local biodiversity includes crops, orchards and bocage favorable to farmland birds. The changing seasons clearly transform the colors of the landscape.

Outdoor activities

Communal tracks and hiking trails allow walking or mountain biking between hamlets. Walks are easy and family-friendly, with possible stops at local farms or on quiet minor roads. The region is suitable for countryside observation and disconnection.

Gastronomy and local products

The cuisine follows the Breton tradition: galettes, crêpes and cider often accompany local tables. There are also farm products: cheeses, meats and seasonal vegetables. Nearby markets and direct producers allow discovering these specialties.

Not to miss

  • Parish church: the village's central building, a historical and architectural landmark.
  • Hiking trails: local routes to discover bocage and hamlets.
  • Bocage and landscapes: typical rural walks of Central Brittany.
  • Markets and local producers: direct purchases of farm and seasonal products.
  • Pardons and local festivals: occasional popular events rooted in Breton tradition.

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