Holiday Park Hameaux de Pomette

Holiday Park Hameaux de Pomette has a heated outdoor pool that you can easily get into even on chilly days. Put on your swimsuit and bring your towel: Here you can relax, play together and recharge your batteries on a sun lounger. In summer, the pool is open from the beginning of June to the end of September, ideal for a daily dip in the water. Outside the pool, the water is also close by. About 200 metres from Holiday Park Hameaux de Pomette in Marminiac, there is a lake where you can go for a walk with the family to enjoy an extra round of water in nature. And if you fancy some action, the Dordogne River in the region is ready for adventures such as canoeing and kayaking.

The day starts slowly at Holiday Park Hameaux de Pomette. You can go straight to the green area for a short walk while the children head for the playground equipment. The atmosphere is informal: space for exercise, but also places where you can just sit and watch the day go by. During the day, you can challenge yourself to a game of soccer or basketball on the multi-sports field, and when the sun is a little lower, it's time for badminton or table tennis. In high season, Holiday Park Hameaux de Pomette gets extra energy. The children will quickly make friends in the playground, while you are tempted by a leisurely game of pétanque. In July and August, you can also take part in activities organised in collaboration with the local community. Here you feel like you're at a small village festival: accessible, cosy, and just enough hustle and bustle.

If you enjoy being out and about in the countryside, Holiday Park Hameaux de Pomette is just the place for you. Discover the village of Marminiac with its historic centre, narrow streets and a 13th century church. Ideal for a short morning stroll that feels like a trip back in time. Fancy some history with a wow effect? Nearby are the famous castles of the Dordogne, such as Beynac, Brinoire, Commarque and Milandes. Museum lovers will also get their money's worth here. From Hameaux de Pomette in Marminiac, you can reach the Museum of Agricultural and Automotive Engineering in 10 minutes and the Manoir de Gisson in 30 minutes. There is also plenty on offer for nature lovers. You can go on hikes of all lengths and levels of difficulty or explore the area around Cazals by bike or mountain bike. And then there are the caves: The Dordogne is famous for its caves. Visit the Grotte de Maxange (40 minutes away) or Gouffre de Proumeyssac (45 minutes away), for example, and be amazed by the subterranean world.