Things to do in the area
On-site sctivities include swimming in the campsite pool, fishing, playing pétanque or set off on a hiking from the campsite. Nearby, the lakes at Saint-Estèphe and Saint-Saud-Lacoussière are ideal for swimming and relaxing.
For those who love the outdoors, there are a many available activities: horse-riding, tennis, golf, as well as rideing on all-terrain electric scooters and dog-sleigh rides for a unique experience in the heart of the Dordogne.
We also organised supervised outings: canoeing in Brantôme, rail-biking in Corgnac, as well as hiking and mountain-biking trips leaving from the campsite. For the curious, a visit to the nearby Savonnerie Royale will immerse you in the world of local craftsmanship.
In the vicinity of the campsite, we encourge you to discover the many riches of the Dordogne: the Gotte de Villars, the majestic châteaux of Puyguilhem, Bourdeilles and Montbrun, and Brantôme, nicknamed the Venice of the Périgord boasting an abbey with the oldest bell tower in France. Or take a stroll through the narrow streets of the medieval village of Saint-Jean-de-Côle, listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France.
Last but not least, don’t miss out on the chance to discover local craftsmanship with a visit to the Pôle des Métiers d’Art in Nontron, famous for its cutlery-making tradition dating back to the 15th century. You can also visit the water and oil mills, and immerse yourself in the warm atmosphere of the traditional summer festivities that enliven the region throughout the summer.
Don’t miss the opportunity to discover the area’s many auberges and taste our Périgordine specialities. Not to forget the popular markets: an opportunity to experience the savoir-faire of local producers of foie gras, honey, nuts, cheese, and regional aperitifs.
So many diverse riches can be found within the region of “La Nouvelle Aquitaine”. Our campsite is near the borders of 3 of its departments, the Dordogne, the Haute Vienne and the Charente. Experience the historical and cultural heritage of their capitals, Périgueux, Limoges and Angoulême.
Farther afield, why not consider a day trip to LASCAUX 4, the world-famous International Centre for Parietal Art.