Camping Dordogne
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Satisfying the taste buds of history buffs, culture vultures, outdoor enthusiasts and French foodies, the Dordogne serves up a delicious slice of rural France. Nestled in the charming countryside of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the department is blessed with majestic châteaux, enchanting villages, sprawling greenery and the beautiful meanders of its eponymous rivers.
Book a stay at one of our fantastic campsites in Dordogne and be rewarded with delightful destinations sitting pride of place in the midst of lovely nature. Featuring first-rate accommodation, sublime swimming pools, recreational amenities and friendly dining establishments, you’ll have a tough time departing our restful resorts.
Camping Holidays In Dordogne
Discover a feast of rural recreation while camping in Dordogne, from pleasant canoeing trips and walks down the eponymous river to nurturing adventures in alluring woodland. Discover nostalgia inducing villages and towns before marvelling at the splendour of the department’s stunning Chateau that rank among the very best in France.
Domaine de Soleil Plage
Our Best Campsites In Dordogne
With a fantastic selection of the top campsites in Dordogne, occupying strategic positions close to the best attractions of the region, you can count on a truly memorable outdoor escape with us. You’ll have plenty of time to relax and unwind before seeking adventure in the countryside and villages of this charming department.
The sun shines generously on the aptly named Domaine de Soleil Plage, where a fabulous line up of amenities and recreational facilities accompany a stunning pool complex. Perfect for trips with the whole family, you’ll be ideally placed for a holiday filled with adventures in the outdoors.
Nestled in woodland, Aqua Viva is close to the popular town of Sarlat and makes the most of its beautiful surroundings to create a cool camping ambiance where you can escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.
No matter where you decide to go, you’ll be welcomed with a warm smile by the friendly and helpful resort staff, who’ll be on hand to ensure you have a wonderful stay.
Things to do when camping in Dordogne
A region steeped in history, Dordogne can take you back a few hundred years inside the captivating castles of Château de Castelaud-la-Chappelle and Château de Beynac, or thousands of years in the ancient Palaeolithic caves of Lascaux. Lovers of antiquity can enjoy a culture filled camping holiday in Dordogne that will live long in the memory.
Self-confessed foodies can savour sumptuous gastronomy of the department, with truffles, foie gras and walnuts waiting to be washed down with a fine wine. You’ll find lovely local produce in much of the cuisine that will leave you hungry for more.
Outdoor enthusiasts will feel right at home in the Dordogne, where the eponymous river promises adventure at every bend. Enjoy kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding along the gentle flow or pack a picnic before following the meandering walking trails along the riverbank. The dense woodland of Périgord Noir is ideal for cycling, as are the rural roads that link quaint villages.
Along with majestic Châteaux, the Dordogne boasts spectacular botanical beauty in a series of gardens that are simply put, blooming marvellous. Amble through the flowers and flawless hedges of Eyrignac Manor Gardens and Marqueyssac Gardens.
For splendid subterranean sightseeing opportunities, the Vézère Valley will captivate visitors with its prehistoric caves. Breathtaking cave paintings from days gone by will leave you in no doubt as to why Lascaux was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979. Other notable sites with a similar theme can be found at Grotte de Font-de-Gaume and Rouffignac Cave.
The towns of Sarlat and Périgueux will wrestle for you attention when it comes to day tripping to a place of cultural significance. Our recommendation… visit both!
As the department rubs shoulders with the lovely Loire Valley and the peaks of the Pyrenees, campers can easily venture further afield in search of new adventures.