Camping in Loire-Atlantique

The capital of Loire-Atlantique has a lot of charm. Among the must-see monuments are  the Château des Ducs de Bretagne and the Passage Pommeraye. Enjoy a tranquil stroll along the banks of the Loire River, take in the incredible sights of street art and discover the magnificent  Machines de l'île, where a giant elephant, a captivating carousel and a gallery of machine animals come together in a space that can only be described as a combination of the imaginative worlds of Jules Verne and the mechanical universe of Leonardo da Vinci - it has to be see to be believed! For an extra dose of adventure, try out one of the famous Green Routes — bike trails that feature sculptures, playgrounds and other attractions.

This small, charming town packs a lot in! St Bevin le Pins attractions include La Grande Plage, where you can soak up the sun on golden sands and take a dip in the crystal clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is also home to plenty of activities including sand yachting and kayaking. Favourite sites include the stunning clifftop Church of St Eloi de la Plage, and impressive castles in the area include  Château de Montaigu and Château de Sainte-Anne. For something a little more relaxed visit the nearby Les Jardins de St Bevin le Pins, a tranquil oasis of beautiful gardens and walks to explore. Choose nearbyThere are numerous beaches to enjoy along this stretch of coast. One of the most famous is La Baule, where there's also a charming seaside village. Other favourites include Saint-Nazaire, Pornic and Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef. Les Pierres Couchees as a great base for visiting the area. 

There are numerous beaches to enjoy along this stretch of coast. One of the most famous is La Baule, where there's also a charming seaside village. Other favourites include Saint-Nazaire, Pornic and Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef.

The medieval city of Guerande is a must-see destination in the Loire Valley! Steeped in history and heritage, it provides visitors with a unique insight into life during the Middle Ages. The city walls and towers still standing today were first built by the Knights Templar to protect the salt marshes nearby. Today, these salt marshes are still a major source of income for the city; Guerande is famous for its fragrant, hand-harvested salt. The cobbled streets, half-timbered buildings, and stunning churches make Guerande an absolutely beautiful place to explore. Be sure to visit the 13th century Cathedral of Saint-Aubin, where you can admire the grand architecture and learn about its fascinating history.

The Machines de l'île in Nantes is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting this beautiful city. This unique and interactive experience allows visitors to explore an incredible world of giant machines that are powered by steam and water, creating an atmosphere unlike any other. Visitors can climb aboard the impressive Elephant and travel around the island - it's a sight to behold! Guests can also explore the Submarine, which takes them on a journey through an underwater world of mechanical creatures and plants. The Machines de l'île is full of amazing sights and experiences that will take your breath away. It's an unforgettable experience for all ages!

Château de Châteaubriant is a remarkable castle. Built in the 12th century, this Arthurian stronghold served as a residence for powerful French Dukes and Counts. The magnificent walls are adorned with turrets, gargoyles and crenellations, and surrounded by lush gardens. Inside, visitors can explore sumptuous salons adorned with antique furniture and other treasurers, as well as stunning art collections. Château de Châteaubriant also offers a variety of activities and events throughout the year, including concerts, theatrical performances, workshops and guided tours.