Iris Parc le Ty Nadan

Camping Iris Parc le Ty Nadan

Canoe on the river, go horse riding, climbing or paintballing. At camping Iris Parc Le Ty Nadan you’ll have one adventure after another from May. This amazing family campsite is right in the heart of the countryside, in the lush woods of Southern Brittany. And the best part of all. You’re close to the sea as well. Just a twenty minute drive and you’ll feel the soft sand of the beach between your toes.

Why camping Iris Parc le Ty Nadan ?

• Looking for some real adventure? Then this captivating campsite is ideal for you. Canoe on the river with the family or go into the woods for a lively game of paintball. Tip:tree climbing in the adventure park and for true thrill seekers, the longest zip wire track in Brittany!
• The water park is top notch and numerous pools, including an indoor one always provide plenty of fun for everyone. Daredevils rush down the great slides. The more tranquil chill under a waterfall or rest in the jacuzzi. Even the little ones have their own slice of aquatic heaven to splash about in.
• Cool kids choose the electric quad bikes (for 5-8 year olds), Segway bikes (from age of roughly 13 years old) or go mountain biking. Want to explore the area on horseback or on a pony? Then you're in luck. The campsite has its own stables and offers rides (for everyone from 4 years old).
• The ultimate family thrill? Canoeing across the small rapids on the lovely river Elle, which winds past the campsite.
• Flying to your holiday destination? No problem. Brest (BES) 125 km, Rennes (RNS) 170 km & Nantes (NTE) 190 km are the nearest airports. You can then hire a car to travel on to Iris Parc Le Ty Nadan. Coming by Ferry? Then Roscoff (125km), St Malo (190km) or Caen (330km) are closest to the campsite.
• In the evenings, the entertainment crew put on a spectacular show for both young and old.
• Free Baby Pack worth € 5.50 a day. Going on holiday with a baby? Then you'll be taking lots of extra gear. Let us make your life easier. With a baby pack that includes; a cot, baby bath and baby chair, waiting for you at your accommodation when you arrive. If you are staying before the 1th of July or after the 2rd of September, you'll receive the baby pack free of charge.

Tip from the specialist:

"Set amidst the green forests of southern Brittany, yet still close to the sea. A delightful family campsite with water park and masses of activities such as paintball, horse riding and canoeing on the stunning river that flows beside the campsite."

The surrounding area of Iris Parc le Ty Nadan

It's hard not to fall in love with the area around le Ty Nadan. Its coastline is full of beautiful blue bays, that turn into a garden of green once you travel more inland into southern Brittany.Thanks to the Gulf Stream effect, summers are always pleasantly warm here!

Some tips for your holiday at Iris Parc le Ty Nadan in Locunolé

• While you relax on the sandy beaches, the kids can have fun catching crabs in the rock pools.
• Tip:discover the folkelore of Devils Rock, a mysterious formation of giant boulders close to the campsite. Legend has it that Saint-Guenole defeated the devil here and turned him into the huge stones that rest in the river.
• Feel like a trip back in time? Then pay a visit to the medieval town of Quimperlé. Stroll through its old streets to admire the 11th century old Sainte-Croix abbey, then cross over to the more modern side to buy some great souvenirs. The rivers Elle, Isole and Laita all converge here,creating a tranquil stretch of water, perfect for some great kayaking.
• For fans of the impressionist artist Paul Gauguin,the village of Pont-Aven is a must see. He painted some of his finest works here. End the day with a short drive to the 14th century walled city of Concarneau,for some of the finest fresh seafood in the region and a glass of delicious chilled wine.
• Ancient Megalithic standing stones. A great family beach. Its own oyster farm. Carnac has it all and is the perfect spot for a bit of culture and cuisine. Want to test your sea legs? Then pop down to the nearby port of trinite-sur-Mer, the sailing capital of Brittany.