Motorhome area of Callac (Côtes d'Armor)
Welcome to the Callac (Côtes d'Armor) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Côtes-d'Armor, ideal for your stops.
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Petite Rue Verte Vallee
22160 Callac
Region : Brittany
Department : Côtes-d'Armor (22)
Camping de mon village
GPS : 48.401687° -3.437961°
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Area advantages
Free services: parking and all services are free year-round.
Natural setting: close to a pond ideal for fishing and walking.
Convenient location: shops and supermarkets are just a short walk away.
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Point of interest
Brittany Spaniel Museum – 1 km
Ruins of Notre-Dame de Botmel Church – 2 km
Gallo-Roman bridge over the Hyère – 2.5 km
Naous statue – 0.8 km
"Tro-Kallag" hiking trail – trailhead at 0.5 km
Sainte-Barbe Chapel – 3 km
Pont ar Vaux Valley – 3.5 km
Plusquellec Church – 5 km
Events
Weekly market in Callac – every Wednesday morning, with local produce and crafts.
Brittany Spaniel Festival – annual event celebrating the town’s iconic dog breed.
Guided hikes on the "Tro-Kallag" trail – organized in summer by the local tourist office.
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Nearby markets
Marché de Callac
Place du 9 avril 1944
22160 Callac
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le marché bulatois du vendredi
Place du Bourg
22160 Bulat-Pestivien
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Description
Located on Rue de la Verte Vallée, the area offers 8 free, stabilized pitches right next to a peaceful pond.
Available services include drinking water, grey and black water disposal, and public restrooms.
Picnic tables, a children’s play area, and walking trails complete this green setting.
Tourism / Discovery
Callac is a charming commune in the Côtes-d'Armor, nestled in the heart of inland Brittany (Kreiz Breizh), known for its rolling, wooded landscapes.
The town is famous as the capital of the Brittany spaniel, with a dedicated museum celebrating this iconic breed.
Heritage lovers will enjoy the ruins of the 14th-century Notre-Dame de Botmel church and the Gallo-Roman bridge over the Hyère River.
The "Tro-Kallag" hiking trail offers a scenic route through these historic sites, the Pont ar Vaux valley, and several local chapels.
The statue of Naous, the renowned stallion and founder of the Breton draft horse breed, proudly stands in the town square—an homage to the region’s equestrian history.
