Dinan: Journey to the heart of an exceptional medieval town
Changing atmosphere for a foray into medieval history is a pleasure that Brittany generously offers. A short distance from Camping du Val, the town of Dinan stands out as an unmissable cultural stopover. Surrounded by imposing ramparts and crossed by the River Rance, the town is an architectural treasure trove that instantly transports you to another century.
Ramparts and cobbled streets
Strolling through Dinan is like stepping back in time. The cobbled streets lined with timber-framed houses, some dating back to the 13th century, lead to arts and crafts workshops and designer boutiques. The port, nestling along the banks of the River Rance, offers a striking contrast with the upper town. Here you can enjoy a crêpe or admire the viaduct, the ideal starting point for a walk along the water's edge.
Visiting Dinan from Camping du Val is easy. The campsite offers the perfect balance: the calm of the Erquy coastline to relax, and the proximity of major historic sites to marvel at. The rich architectural heritage, with its castle-museum and Clock Tower, is sure to fascinate young and old alike.
History at your fingertips
After enjoying the pleasures of the sea at Erquy and Cap Fréhel, a day spent in Dinan adds a unique cultural dimension to your holiday diary. You'll find the atmosphere of old stones and the echo of Breton history.
So Camping du Val is more than just a place to stay; it's a strategic base that gives you quick access to gems like Dinan, enriching your Côtes-d'Armor experience between maritime heritage and medieval towns.