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Aire de Saint-Jean-du-Doigt

Camping-cariste

Adresse

11bis Route de la Plage
29630 Saint-Jean-du-Doigt
Finistère, Bretagne
France

Tarifs

10 min water
4

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
6 places

Liens utiles

Parking area of St Jean du Doigt B0018BRE029V53L4C5 - Bay of Morlaix Brittany

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Stationnement
Animaux acceptés
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Éclairages nocturnes
Aires de jeux
Poubelles
Moyens de paiement
Pièces

Description

Located on Route de la Plage in Saint-Jean-du-Doigt, this motorhome area offers waste disposal, water replenishment and parking on spacious pitches, ideal for transit or a short stay. On site you will find a drain point for wastewater, containers/bins and a playground right next to it, while the local bar-grocery "Le P’tit Saint Jean" and the pizza truck "Mad Eo" enliven the surroundings. Many hiking trails start from the area, the weekly market takes place on Thursday morning at Robert Le Meur square, and local cultural life is supported by the Maison des Peintres and the painting school "Blei Mor". The commune is about 15 km from Morlaix, convenient for routing.

Tourisme

Saint-Jean-du-Doigt (Finistère, France)

Saint-Jean-du-Doigt is a Breton village set near the Bay of Morlaix, attracting visitors and pilgrims with its mix of fervor and maritime landscapes. The town remains human-sized and preserves a historic center focused around its parish church. The nearby coast and coastal paths offer viewpoints over neighboring islands and estuaries. There is a strong rooting in the region’s religious and maritime traditions.

Heritage and history

The heart of the village is dominated by the church, locally known for housing a relic linked to Saint Jean. The building features architectural and decorative elements that reflect the major construction phases of the region. Around it, some old granite houses and rural farms recall Finistère’s traditional economy.

Nature and landscapes

Saint-Jean-du-Doigt serves as an access point to the Bay of Morlaix and to rocky shores typical of North Finistère. Walks along the coast offer panoramas of headlands and islets, and the tides shape a changing landscape suitable for birdwatching and photography.

Outdoor activities

The area is walkable via sections of the GR34 and other coastal trails. Walks, shore fishing depending on the tides, and cycling on small rural roads are common activities. Nearby beaches and coves allow swimming breaks when conditions permit.

Must-sees

  • The parish church: the village’s spiritual center and a pilgrimage site.
  • The annual pardon: a local religious and popular event.
  • The coastal paths (GR34): hikes with views over the bay.
  • Viewpoints over the Bay of Morlaix: panoramas of estuary and islets.
  • The granite houses of the town: witnesses of Breton rural architecture.

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