Family activities

• Climb to the top of Mont Dol
  On the Brittany side, a stone's throw from the medieval town of Dol-de-Bretagne, a 65-meter-high granite rock rises into view. This is Mont Dol. Accessible on foot or by car, it houses a fully renovated mill, a small chapel, and a tower that can be climbed to admire a 360° panoramic view of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel.

• The Rope Course in Cancale
  The C.o.r.d.e adventure park welcomes you from April to October and offers progressively challenging obstacles without harnesses, all in complete safety thanks to a protective net system. In addition to this experience, you'll also be invited to test your brainpower with a game combining general knowledge and riddles!​

• Discover the local flora and fauna with the Maison de la Baie
  The Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a remarkable landscape that shelters diverse and protected ecosystems. To discover them while respecting this extraordinary place, the naturalist guides from the Maison de la Baie will accompany you. With them, you can also learn about the shellfish farming activity that thrives in the bay.

• The amusement park Cobac Parc
  Located between Rennes and Saint-Malo for over 40 years, this family amusement park features various rides and a water park with slides. Plenty to keep the whole family entertained during your holidays near Saint-Malo!

• The Duroc pigs of la ferme des Prés bois
  In the commune of Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes, a few kilometers from the campsite, you can discover the Prés Bois farm and their breeding of Duroc pigs, a breed originating in Brittany. In addition to enjoying their lively summer market, you can explore the various enclosures where the pigs are raised outdoors.

• The Zoo de la Bourbansais 
  A zoo, garden, and castle all in one, the Domaine de la Bourbansais, located just 35 minutes from Camping Duguesclin in Pleugueneuc, is truly unique! You can discover over 400 animals, from primates to large carnivores. In the Carrousel Gardens, you can enjoy two extraordinary shows: a bird parade around the gardens and a presentation of iconic dog breeds. And don't forget to visit the castle and its gardens.

• The Grand Aquarium de Saint-Malo and the Keeper for a Day activity
  Discover the wonders of the marine world with the various exhibits and educational activities at the Grand Aquarium of Saint-Malo. With a reservation, you can experience the inner workings of an aquarist's profession and go behind the scenes…

• The microzoo of Saint-Malo
  In an extraordinary setting, discover the microfauna by following a path under the ramparts of Saint-Malo! The micro-zoo welcomes you to the heart of the corsair city, the ideal place to complement your family's exploration of the old town.

• Alligator Bay, on the road to Mont Saint-Michel
  On the road to Mont Saint-Michel, in the heart of the town of Beauvoir, lies a curious park: Alligator Bay. There, you'll be transported into the swampy world of alligators and hundreds of other reptiles… In the outdoor area, you'll also discover giant tortoises that are over a hundred years old!

• Discover the Malouinière de la Ville Bague
  In the 17th century, shipowners from Saint-Malo, feeling cramped within the city walls, built vast mansions in the hinterland: the Malouinières, of which there are nearly a hundred! Surrounded by flower gardens, these mansions still bear witness to the opulent lifestyle of their former owners: tapestries depicting travel scenes, paintings, statues, and various objects from around the world. La Ville Bague is one of the most beautiful Malouinières still open to the public, and it's located just 3 kilometers from the campsite!

• Meet the privateers in Saint-Malo
  The city of Saint-Malo is steeped in its privateering past. A visit allows you to walk in the footsteps of Robert Surcouf and René Duguay-Trouin. Statues of Saint-Malo's "Great Men" stand on and around the ramparts. You can also take a 1.3 km walk around the walled city and discover breathtaking views! And don't forget to board the frigate L'Étoile du Roy at the Vauban Basin!

• To board the Fort National
  To protect the city from English attacks, Vauban had several bastions built around the bay, including the Fort National, which can be visited at low tide from the beach of the Fan, opposite the ramparts.

• Saint-Servan, Alet and the 39-45 memorial
  Just a few hundred meters from the city center, you'll reach an equally fascinating district: Saint-Servan. This is where the city of Saint-Malo was built! Saint-Servan is a sprawling district, encompassing shops and a market, as well as a small port and a peninsula steeped in history. Strolling along the Alet citadel trail, you'll discover World War II relics and an underground museum.

• Visit to the dam and the usine marémotrice de la Rance
  There are only two dams like this one in the world, using the power of the tides to produce electricity! The Rance tidal power plant, linking Saint-Malo to Dinard by spanning the Rance river, can be visited free of charge.

• Visit the Cathédraloscope in Dol de Bretagne
  Located in the heart of Dol-de-Bretagne, at the foot of the magnificent Saint-Samson Cathedral, the Cathédraloscope Museum immerses you in the fascinating world of the great builders. Designed to entertain visitors of all ages through a fun and immersive experience, it will reveal the secrets of these Gothic monuments and take you on a journey through time.

Are you more the type to share a pleasant moment with your family while letting your creativity shine? The destination also offers various opportunities for sharing. We recommend:

• A ceramics workshop in la Potinerie, in the heart of Intra-Muros in Saint-Malo
  You can decorate some nice trinkets to your liking while sharing a hot drink and a sweet treat.

• The discovery of the Atelier du verre at Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes and their sublime creations
  A glassblower will give you a demonstration and you can also learn the craft yourself through a workshop!