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Home Accommodation Unusual places to stay Camping des Chevrets

Camping des Chevrets

Cabin or yurt?

Saint-Coulomb, Ille et Vilaine

Camping des Chevrets
La Guimorais
35350 Saint-Coulomb
Phone : 02 99 89 01 90
Fax : 02 99 89 01 16
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The camping des Chevrets features three yurts that have been decorated in the Mongolian style. There's also a pretty cabin amongst the trees that looks out towards the sea.

The nest-style cabin is built from larch wood and sits four metres off the ground. It is reached via a secure stairway accessed through the carved doorway. The interior is intentionally minimalist. There is no water or electricity, just a double suspension bed and a second bunk bed. There's a sea view through the windows where you can watch the setting sun - it's certainly a romantic setting! Write postcards on the secluded terrace overlooking the coast. Breakfast is served under the tree, then climb back using the rope and pulley. If you're feeling adventurous you can spend the night in one of campsite's three family yurts, imported from Mongolia and decorated in a native style.

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