La Récré des 3 Curés, Amusement park in Milizac-Guipronvel, France
La Récré des 3 Curés is an amusement park located in Milizac-Guipronvel with a variety of rides and attractions spread across its grounds. The park includes rides such as a roller coaster and Ferris wheel, along with other outdoor activities.
Jean-Pierre and Francis Bonnefoy opened a 25-pitch campsite on their family farm in 1989, adding games to keep campers. A go-kart track followed, then in 2001 the Grand Huit du train de la mine, the first major coaster, lifted attendance from 80,000 to 100,000. The brothers' children took over management in 2011.
The name comes from the "lieu-dit des Trois Curés" at the junction of Milizac, Bourg-Blanc and Coat-Méal: three priests, barred from leaving their parishes, met at a triangular table on the boundary, served by the neighbouring inn. The mascot is an otter, and the Breton word spoontus, meaning frightening or incredible, named a ride.
The 17-hectare grounds are laid out around a central lake, with the 3,000 m² of indoor play areas and the reception building near the entrance. A four-star campsite opened in 2011 for overnight stays. The park is in Milizac-Guipronvel, at the junction of the former communes of Milizac, Bourg-Blanc and Coat-Méal.
The park's mascot is an otter, and the first logo showed it until 2019, when it was replaced by a stylised Ferris wheel and roller coaster. The name comes from a legend: three priests, barred from leaving their parishes, met at a triangular table on the boundary of Milizac, Bourg-Blanc and Coat-Méal.
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