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Centre Leclerc

Scaër

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

18 Rue du Général de Gaulle
29390 Scaër
Finistère, Bretagne
France
Itinéraire

Tarifs

10 min water
2€

Liens utiles

E.Leclerc SCAER - Address, opening hours and store news

Équipements et services

Stationnement
Sols enrobés
Animaux acceptés
Sols stabilisés
Ravitaillement en eau
Vidange
Raccordement électrique
Prises 16A
Laverie
Espaces verts
Poubelles
Moyens de paiement
Jetons
Pièces

Description

Motorhome area in Scaër, located at Leclerc, offering parking, water refill, waste emptying and electrical hookup. Leclerc is open every day except Sunday, and you will find within a short walk a bakery, a petrol station, a supermarket, a tobacco shop and a pharmacy. Enjoy the lively weekly market on Saturday morning at Place de la Libération and soak up the local character — Scaër, nicknamed “land of wrestlers” for its gouren tradition. Situated in the south of Finistère, the commune covers 118 km² (the second largest in Brittany), with three waterways, two forested areas, strong promotion of the Breton language, good sports facilities and a dynamic economic fabric. Welcome — practical stopover and Breton friendliness await.

Tourisme

Scaër (Finistère, France)

Scaër is a rural commune in central Finistère, located at the heart of inland Cornouaille. The village develops around a lively historic center, surrounded by bocage rich in banks and small valleys. The economy remains marked by agriculture but the commune also attracts hikers and visitors seeking a quiet Breton terroir. There is a local offer of shops, craftsmen and occasional events linked to regional traditions.

Heritage and history

The urban landscape of Scaër reflects an essentially rural past. The village preserves religious elements and granite houses that evoke traditional Breton architecture. Traces of ancient occupation dot the surrounding countryside, and the local fabric still carries artisanal activities inherited from the 19th and 20th centuries. Guided visits or local panels help place these elements in their historical context.

Nature and landscapes

The territory consists of bocage, small rivers and hedgerows that structure the landscape. These rural settings offer easy walks and viewpoints over the Finistère countryside. The mosaic of meadows and woods favors discreet observation of local wildlife and the plant seasons: spring blooms, autumn colors.

Leisure and hiking

Scaër is a good starting point for walking or mountain biking routes on communal paths and waymarked trails. Routes connect hamlets and natural sites, suitable for family outings. Some sports facilities and local associations organize outings and events throughout the year.

Gastronomy and local products

The local cuisine highlights products of the Breton terroir: galettes, crêpes, dairy products and regional charcuterie. Small restaurants in the center often offer simple, seasonal cooking, accompanied by traditional drinks such as cider.

Not to miss

  • The village center: stroll between shops and stone houses.
  • The parish church: a prominent building in the urban landscape.
  • The surrounding bocage: hedgerow and meadow landscapes, ideal for hiking.
  • The hiking trails: waymarked routes for walks and mountain biking.
  • Breton specialties: galettes, crêpes and local products in village restaurants.

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