Site description

Camping des Bruyères is small, secluded, picturesque and set in the wooded hills of the Amorique Conservation Park. Only 40 minutes from Roscoff, it's ideal for ferry travellers. It's central to many famous Breton monuments, churches, walks, bird/nature reserves and coastline. Its a 10 minute stroll to the village shop for bread and croissants or café and pancakes in the bar/crêperie. We have generous spaces, child-safe stream, oil lamps, campfires, children's bikes, games and play-caravan, barbecues and free hot showers. English spoken. Relaxing paradise!

Site Details: 29410, Le Cloître de Thégonnec, Finistère

On site Facilities - 15 Tourers/Motorhomes/Tents, Toilets, Showers, Chemical Disposal Point, Pets Allowed, Children's Play Area, Gas.

Off site Facilities - Food Shop 500m, Bar/Pub 500m, Restaurant 500m, Takeaway Food 15km, Laundrette 15km, Indoor Heated Pool 15km, Outdoor Heated Pool 8km, Horse Riding 10km.

Contact and Prices:

Open 1^st July to 15^th Sept

Prices from €14.00

Judi Peate

Tel 0033 298 797176

(England 01736 362512)

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How to get here:

PLEASE NOTE - The campsite is at Le Cloître St Thégonnec and NOT St Thégonnec which is on the N12.

From port of Roscoff turn left in the direction of Morlaix on the D58. Continue for 15 miles until St Martin des Champs. By following signs for 'Centre Hospitalier' you will bypass Morlaix. At St Martin des Champs - at first roundabout (this is the main N12 east/west to St Brieuc/Brest/Quimper and Lorient.) Take turning for Ste Seve, Plourin etc and Centre Hospitalier. At second and third roundabouts follow signs for Centre Hospitalier. Descend steep hill to fourth roundabout. Take first right onto the D769 for Huelgoat, Carhaix and Le Cloître St Thégonnec. Continue for another 8.5 miles to Le Plessis. Turn left for Le Cloître St Thégonnec. When entering the village, take left fork past the 'Musée des Loups' - first left for 500 metres then right down a dirt track for 100 metres to campsite.

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