Village Insolite

Nestled on the peaceful Chemin des Dis in Saint‑Benoît‑des‑Ondes, Village Insolite is a small, nature‑focused campsite offering unusual accommodation close to the Bay of Mont‑Saint‑Michel, between Cancale and Saint‑Malo. Surrounded by greenery and within easy reach of the sea, it’s an ideal base for guests looking to experience Brittany in cosy yurts or characterful roulottes (gypsy‑style caravans).

Set in a quiet, rural environment, the yurts and roulottes are arranged on spacious pitches that blend into the natural surroundings. Inside, you’ll find comfortable sleeping areas and simple facilities geared towards a back‑to‑nature stay, while sanitary needs are met by shared bathroom blocks with toilets and hot showers located a short walk away.

The atmosphere is deliberately calm and family‑friendly, perfect for couples, small families or friends who want to enjoy a peaceful break rather than a lively holiday park. There is on‑site parking and the campsite’s compact layout means the shared facilities are always close at hand.

While there is no extensive entertainment programme, Village Insolite appeals to those who value tranquillity, practical amenities and a strategic location for exploring Cancale, Saint‑Malo and the wider Emerald Coast.

From the campsite, you are a short drive or bike ride from the waterfront, where you can enjoy tidal landscapes, walking, and birdwatching.

The famous oyster town of Cancale is roughly 10 minutes’ drive away (about 7–8 km), where you can stroll the port, sample fresh oysters, and walk sections of the GR34 coastal path with wide views over the bay. To the west, the walled corsair city of Saint-Malo is around 20–25 minutes by car (about 15–20 km), offering beaches, historic ramparts, shops, and restaurants.

Further east, the iconic Mont-Saint-Michel is reachable in around 40–50 minutes by car (approximately 45–50 km), making Village Insolite a good starting point for day trips to this world‑famous UNESCO site. The surrounding countryside also invites cycling and country walks, with small Breton villages, chapels, and viewpoints scattered across the area. Don’t miss the famous saltwater pool at Bon-Secours Beach, which offers stunning views over the bay.

You will find restaurants, crêperies, and bars along the coastal road in Saint-Benoît-des-Ondes and nearby villages such as Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes and Cancale, many of them specialising in seafood, oysters, and Breton pancakes. Local shops and supermarkets are available within a short drive for everyday groceries and supplies, making it easy to combine days out exploring with quiet evenings back at the campsite.

When planning your arrival, it is advisable to check your GPS or navigation app for “Saint-Benoît-des-Ondes” and Chemin des Dis and to follow local signage where available. Access is suitable for cars, campervans, and motorhomes, but if you have a very large vehicle or caravan, you may wish to check road access details directly with the property before travelling.

The campsite is generally quiet and low‑key, without large-scale entertainment or late-night activities. This makes it particularly suited to guests who value calm evenings and a relaxed, rural atmosphere. If you are travelling with children, the site is a practical base for family day trips to the beach, nearby towns, and Mont-Saint-Michel, but on-site activities are intentionally limited.

Facilities such as electric hook‑ups, rental accommodation equipment, and services for motorhomes may vary depending on season and booking type. To avoid disappointment, it is strongly recommended to confirm in advance what is included in your chosen pitch or cottage (for example, whether electricity, bedlinen, or towels are provided or optional). Pets, barbecues, and visitor policies may also be subject to specific rules or restrictions.

Shops, bakeries, restaurants, and fuel stations are not directly on-site, but are found in Saint-Benoît-des-Ondes and neighbouring communes within a few minutes’ drive. Given the property’s popularity as a base for exploring Mont-Saint-Michel Bay and the Emerald Coast, early booking is advisable, particularly in high season (spring and summer holidays), to secure your preferred pitch or rental unit.