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Activités aux alentours du camping à faire en périgord-vert

Things to do in the area


Tèrra Aventura: A family favourite (100% free & great fun!)

Don’t miss out on this must-do holiday activity: the Tèrra Aventura trail in Abjat-sur-Bandiat, located in the village, right next to this campsite.

An online treasure hunt, this adventure combines walks in the great outdoors, fun puzzles and the chance to discover local heritage. It’s an ideal activity to encourage children to get outdoors and burn off energy, all whilst having fun.

Best of all, it’s completely free and open to all! Grab your smartphone and set off to collect the famous Poï’z.

Activities and sightseeing near Camping la Ripole


Nature Activities & Outdoor Sports in the Dordogne

The Périgord Vert is a vast playground for young and old alike. Fancy getting active? You’ll be spoilt for choice with nearby activities including:

Swimming in natural surroundings: As well as the campsite’s swimming pool, make the most of the superb lakes at Saint-Estèphe and Saint-Saud-Lacoussière (beaches, large shaded areas and children’s play areas).

Activities & Outings: Set off on a canoe trip in Brantôme, try out the unique rail bike in Corgnac, or opt for horse riding, tennis and country golf.

Hiking & Mountain Biking: Numerous signposted trails await you, several of which start right at the campsite.

Discovering the treasures of the Dordogne

Camping La Ripole is an ideal base for exploring the historical and cultural wonders of the Périgord Vert:

Charming villages: Stroll through the medieval streets of Saint-Jean-de-Côle (listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France) or discover Brantôme, the sublime ‘Venice of the Dordogne’, with its abbey and legendary bell tower.

Chateaux & Mysteries: Venture underground at the caves of the Grotte de Villars and visit the majestic chateaux of Puyguilhem, Bourdeilles and Montbrun.

Skills & Craftsmanship: Don’t miss the Pôle Expérimental des Métiers d’Art in Nontron, famous since the 15th century for its cutlery, as well as local farmers’ markets and the numerous summer events that liven up our evenings.