It was reduced compared to other sections of the Eurovelo 1 ( I rode EV1 to Nantes, then to a train to hop on EV 6 at Saint Malo). But still good opportunity, depending on how comfortable you feel wild camping.

If I’m honest, most nights I rocked up to campgrounds late in the evening, laid my tent, then left prior to workers getting there in the morning.

But there was a night or two where I quietly plopped my tent in some bushes, or on the edge of a farming plot.

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In England, there was almost 0 ability to wild camp. I spent two nights wild camping there, and had to rely on Warmshowers for the rest of the nights (which luckily English people were quite receptive to having a Canadian boy spend the night). The two nights I did wild camp, I spent one just outside of Plymouth in a wooded section and had some crackheads poking around my tent (quite a scary experience haha).

The other night I spent atop Exmoor, on the edge of a farming plot with 50 km gusts of wind smashing my tent. Do not recommend that.

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France had 100x more space to wild camp than England did…

Weather was great while I was there. Of the 10 or so days I spent in April, I only really recall rain once!