Armoripark was inaugurated the 31st of March 1990 on the ancient agricultural domain of Kernaudour which means "place of water" or "water site" in Breton. The domain of Kernaudour is situated beside Donant stream. Before becoming a park the ancient seigniorial domain became a farm whose buildings have been preserved. The Dovecote which overhangs the park was restored by the Begard Council who has ensured that the Dovecot keeps his typical Breton architecture from the 17th century.

At the begining, the project was modest. The aim was to offer to the citizens a walking place around a lake. Nonetheless, the ambition of the town council was to actively particpate in the development of tourism in rural area. This ambition eventually leads to the creation of a leisure complex. Begard town council, owner of the site and equipment, first trusted the park management to private companies. It is in 1999 that the town hall took charge of the park as a public company.

Solicitous about the preservation of its rural heritage, Begard's city hall has conserved and restaured the buildings of the ancient farm to transform them into a snack-bar and a restraurant.