The castle of Hautefort was once a stronghold before it became a residence with a French garden in the 19th century. With its Renaissance architecture, this elegant building is more reminiscent of the castles of the Loire. Of all these, the castle of Puyghuilem is one of the most surprising. From your campsite in the Dordogne, there is bound to be a castle to visit. In addition to the listed villages, the Périgord has a myriad of castles that bear witness to the region’s glorious history. Saint-Jean-de-Côle Sarlat Sarlat La vue sur la Dordogne depuis Domme Marché de Sarlat Les emblématiques oies de Sarlat Castelnaud Sarlat Beynac The Dordogne, from one castle to another To the north of Périgueux, don’t miss Saint-Jean-de-Côle, which is one of the 10 listed villages in Périgord, and Brantôme, whose abbey, steeped in history, is the pride of the Périgord Vert. Although the city boasts a Roman history with its Vesunna museum, it is the cathedral of Saint-Front, with its white stone and Byzantine domes, that best symbolises the city. With its 44 listed monuments, Périgueux seems to want to compete with Sarlat. However, the Périgord is not limited to the banks of the Dordogne. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover it during your camping holiday in the Dordogne. Roofs of lauze, cobbled streets and blonde stone buildings make up the decor of this perfectly preserved Renaissance town. With 66 listed monuments in an area of 11 hectares, Sarlat is in the record books. And if these four villages were not enough to make you happy, they are only a few minutes away from Sarlat.
So many jewels that make the Dordogne a splendid necklace. Within a few kilometres, no less than 4 listed villages await you, nestling in the meanders of the river, so close that they sometimes seem to be watching each other: Domme, perched on the heights, offers an unrestricted view of the Dordogne, La Roque-Gageac, which stretches along the river, or Castelnaud and Beynac, dominated by their castles. With no less than 10 villages classified as the Most Beautiful Villages in France, the department has a unique heritage. What stands out the most when listing the towns and villages of the Périgord is the incredible richness of this territory. During the off-season the pool is open from 9 AM until 6 PM.Charming towns and villages to visit during your camping holiday in the Périgord There is no doubt that your toddler can use his life jacket.ĭuring the high season the pool is open from 9 AM. Short swimming shorts are allowed.įor hygienic reasons floating toys (air mattresses, dinghies, balls and noodles) are not allowed in the pool. The TODDLERSPOOL is there for our youngest guests, there can play and plash safely there in July and August. The sun loungers around the pool allow you to lounge and relax or to take a sunbath. In short a lovely heated indoor pool where you can relax and play with the whole family.
The pool has a total surface of 150 m², By its shape it is accessible for everyone and the maximum depth of 120 cm makes that you can stand anywhere. Excellent for early spring swimmers, and excellent for early in the morning swimmers too!
That's nice, whatever the weather will be. Indoor and heated swimming pool during the whole opening period of the campsite!ĭuring the whole season that the campsite is open you can enjoy our heated indoor pool (water temperature at least 26☌).
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