Another particular feature of the domaine de Léveno, is the proximity of certain nearby facilities, independent of the campsite: horse riding, golf, "escalarbres" tree climbing, and many other activities linked to the ocean and its whims: fishing, sailing, jet-skiing…
Guérande : a town famous for its salt marshes and the salt makers who work there, is situated at the western extremity of la Brière, a vast plain in the Loire-Atlantique set between the ocean and the inland regions of the pays de Loire. Although still as famous as ever, in its time it was rivalled by the salt beds of the Midi, following the industrial revolution and the arrival of the railways in the middle of the 19th century.
The main features of La Baule are its tourist facilities, and its reputation throughout Europe for being one of the most beautiful in France. Its beach, which is shared with the towns of Pouligen and Pornichet, is 8 km in length, making it one of the longest in France. La Baule has 126 km of cycle tracks allowing you to spend many hours of the day exploring by bicycle. Not forgetting its prestigious casino and coastal villas.
The Bière marsh is a regional nature park and a real ecological jewel. In order to protect and highlight the Breton marshes and their astonishing natural riches, the Parc de Brière has created: wet meadows, knolls, reed beds, canals, offering a wide diversity of fauna and flora which can be visited by boat.
Le Croisic is located on former rocky islands linked to the mainland by a deposit of sand which has formed La Baule dune. To the north is the port situated at the entrance of the traicts (inlets of the sea which penetrate inland. These feed into the salt marshes).