Camping Les Chataigniers

The campsite Les Châtaigniers is located in Pont-l'Abbé in the Finistère in Brittany.

Family camping in Brittany

The campsite Les Châtaigniers offers its holidaymakers a pleasant stay in Brittany. Holidaymakers can have a good time and spend their holidays as they please. Lovers of relaxation can enjoy the surrounding environment while those who wish to play sports will have the opportunity, on site, to enjoy the presence of a basketball court and a ping-pong. The seaside is only 4 km from the campsite, holidaymakers will have the opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of swimming and idleness. Various water activities will also be available such as sailing or fishing.

Holidays in Finistère

During their stay in the campsite Les Châtaigniers, holidaymakers will have the opportunity to discover the treasures of Finistère. Those who wish can visit the historic towns of Finistère and discover their rich heritage that has been preserved. Between old houses, small squares, lively atmosphere and alleyways or market days, visitors will leave with memories in their heads. Among these historic cities, it will be possible to visit Guerlesquin la Trégoroise which is located on the foothills of the Monts d'Arrée, Landerneau la Festive which is rich of a great architectural heritage with several listed buildings, Le Faou which is at the gates of the peninsula of Crozon or Locronan the medieval city.

By staying in Finistère, holidaymakers can discover unique places where mysteries, legends, supernatural and beliefs about Celtic culture are mingled. It will be possible to discover the famous forest of Huelgoat, in which there are legendary sites such as the Moulin du Chaos, Devil's Cave, Camp Artus or Roche Tremblante.

To make the most of your stay in Brittany, there is nothing better than to discover megalithic sites such as the Barnenez Cairn, probably the oldest monument in the world (2000 years before the Pyramids of Egypt)! It will also be possible to discover the alignment of menhirs of Lagatjar and the highest menhirs located in Plouarzel and Brignogan.