Unusual stay
Ferme de Croas Men
Baie de Morlaix · Finistère
In Plouigneau, this 2-star farm eco-campsite offers gypsy caravans, a yurt, a cabin, lodge tents, a chalet and a cottage, ten minutes from the sea in the Bay of Morlaix.
- Suggested time
- 2 nights minimum outside high season, a week in summer
- Type of place
- Farm eco-campsite with a wide range of unusual rentals
- Atmosphere
- Farm, eco-friendly, family-friendly and simple
- Getting there
- Ferme de Croas Men, 29610 Plouigneau.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 10/10
- As a couple
- 8/10
- With friends
- 9/10
- Solo
- 8/10
- With a dog
- 7/10
- Reduced mobility
- 6/10
These scores are calculated from what the page records: official rating, facilities, difficulty, duration and location. They are a guide, not a substitute for contacting the venue, especially about accessibility.
About
The Ferme de Croas Men is a 2-star farm eco-campsite in Plouigneau, about ten minutes from the sea. The Cotty family offers a particularly wide range of rentals: red and blue gypsy caravans, a yurt, a cabin, two lodge tents, a chalet, a cottage and a small house. Most units sleep four. The cabin is about 25 m², with a double bed and bunk beds, from around €250 a week. The yurt is about 27 m², with a double bed and bunk beds; in 2026, prices ranged from about €280 to €470 a week depending on the period, or €50 a night outside high season, with a two-night minimum. The gypsy caravans and the chalet start at around €310 a week and €55 a night outside high season. The campsite opens from April to October.
Highlights
- Type of accommodation: Farm eco-campsite with a wide range of unusual rentals.
- Ideal length of stay: 2 nights minimum outside high season, a week in summer.
- Couples: Very good for a simple nature stay.
- Families: Excellent: most units sleep four.
- Friends: Good for a group of four.
- Booking: Choose your unit before comparing prices, which vary a lot with the period.
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- Campsite: 2 stars.
- Accommodation: gypsy caravans, a yurt, a cabin, lodge tents, a chalet, a cottage and a small house.
- Typical capacity: 4 people.
- Cabin: 25 m², 1 double bed and 2 bunk beds, from €250 a week.
- Yurt: 27 m², 1 double bed and 2 bunk beds; in 2026, €280 to €470 a week depending on the period, or €50 a night outside high season, 2-night minimum.
- Gypsy caravan: 25 m², 4 people, €55 a night outside high season.
- Farming: a family organic farm.
- Things to experience: sleeping in a yurt, trying a gypsy caravan or a lodge tent, choosing the cabin with the family, enjoying farm life, spending a day in Morlaix, heading to the sea and exploring the Trégor.
Practical information
- Opening
- April to October
- Nearby
- Morlaix, the Bay of Morlaix, Plouigneau, the Pink Granite Coast, Carantec, Plougasnou
Tips on the spot
- Check whether sheets and towels are provided.
- Check the exact accommodation model, electricity, Wi-Fi and heating outside summer before paying.
- Read the cancellation conditions and check the tourist tax.
- Do not plan a late arrival without the host’s agreement; arrive early on the first day.
- Check what each unit includes (bathroom, heating, linen) before booking.
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- Stay a week in summer to make the most of the coast and the Trégor.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of accommodation is it?
A farm eco-campsite with a wide range of unusual rentals.
How many people can stay?
Most units sleep four.
When is it open?
From April to October.
How much does it cost?
From around €250 a week for the cabin; in 2026, the yurt cost €280 to €470 a week, or €50 a night outside high season.
How far is the sea?
About ten minutes away.
What is there to see nearby?
Morlaix, the Bay of Morlaix, Carantec, Plougasnou and the Pink Granite Coast.
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