Venture far from the beaten track, get lost in wild and unknown nature or stroll through a village from another era, this is what the H\u00e9nan site offers you, a picturesque little corner which dates from the 15th century.<\/p>\n
Not far from the town of N\u00e9vez, this place which we particularly appreciate for its calm, its authenticity and its preserved nature, is the pure and harsh representation of Brittany. 40 minutes by car from the 3-star campsite in South Finist\u00e8re, come and discover it!<\/p>\n
A true green setting, the H\u00e9nan site was originally called Heznant, which means residence of the valley in Breton. It is particularly appreciated by hikers for its nature which has regained its rights, for its location on the banks of the Aven, as well as for its rich and varied heritage whose vestiges bear witness to a prosperous era in the region.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t hesitate to organize a short walk around the H\u00e9nan site, a few kilometers from the 3-star campsite Le Kervastard, to learn more!<\/p>\n
The Sainte-Marguerite chapel is an old religious building dating from the 16th century which is located in the H\u00e9nan woods, a few meters from the banks of the Aven. Originally, it was built to serve as a small church for the serfs of the castle. But today, the estate belongs to the Finist\u00e8re regional council.<\/p>\n
The H\u00e9nan chapel is small, very simple, rectangular in plan, with few openings and authentic architecture that bears witness to its time. Restored several times, it still accommodates some religious services.<\/p>\n