Glamping in the beautiful Dordogne at Camping Le Sequoia
Camping Le Séquoia, amidst the mountainous Dordogne, is the perfect base for discoveries. Surrounded by forests and with spacious pitches, it offers a rustic charm experience. Explore the medieval splendor of Sarlat and Rocamadour. Adventurers can take beautiful walks nearby and explore the Dordogne River for water fun. The campground promises an atmospheric vacation in this enchanting part of the Dordogne, where adventure and tranquility go hand in hand.
- Lagoon with natural swimming water
- Spa
- Animation in high season
- Outdoor pool with water slide
- Organized walks
- Performance or concert in the evening (in high season only)
- Wooded terrain
- Sauna
- Jacuzzi
- Toddler pool
- Playfield
- Partially covered swimming pool
- Kayak tours
- Sandy beach
- Restaurant
Facilities and activities at Camping Le Sequoia
(Sports) activities
- Canoe / kayak rental
- Sports field
- Sand beach
Activities in the area
- Cycling
- Canoeing
- Mountain biking
- Picturesque villages
- Walking
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Kids club
- Playground (outdoor)
Location
- Near a forest
Park facilities
- Reception
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Shop
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- German
- English
- French
- Spanish
Swimming pool
- Outdoor pool
- Water slide
- Paddling pool
- Near a lake
Wellness
- Massage
- Spa
- Sauna
- Jacuzzi
Food & Beverage
- Bar
- Takeaway meals
- Snack bar
- Restaurant
Holiday park
- Villatent
Photo's and video's of Camping Le Sequoia
Surroundings



Visit the caves of Caves of Lascaux
The Lascaux Caves offer a fascinating journey through prehistoric art and culture. Especially suitable for history and art lovers, the caves showcase impressive petroglyphs dating back more than 17,000 years. The replica, Lascaux IV, opened in 2016 and is accessible to all ages. With immersive audio-visual presentations, visitors discover the magic of Paleolithic art, including depictions of animals and hunting scenes. Interactive displays and educational elements make the experience engaging for families and school groups. Visitors gain unique insight into the lives of early human societies and the stunning artistic skills they possessed.


Sarlat-La-Canéda a city for young and old alike
The distance from Camping Le Séquoia to Sarlat-la-Canéda is usually within a 30-minute drive. For adults, Sarlat-la-Canéda offers an enchanting journey through well-preserved medieval streets, historic architecture and regional culinary delights. Explore local markets, sample delicious dishes and enjoy the rich history. There is street entertainment for children, such as performers and musicians, making the historical exploration more lively. Discover local delicacies, ice creams and involve the little ones in market explorations. Sarlat thus offers an experience for both adults and children, with a mix of history, culinary delights and lively street scenes.
Go canoeing on the Dordogne River
Canoeing on the Dordogne River offers an adventurous and scenic experience. Paddle along calm currents, surrounded by lush green landscapes and dramatic cliffs. You can choose from a variety of routes suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. Explore picturesque villages along the banks and enjoy the river's calm waters. Along the way, you can stop for a picnic on a sandy beach or take part in swimming breaks. Canoeing on the Dordogne River is not only a physical activity, but also a chance to enjoy the natural beauty and relaxation amidst beautiful French countryside.
On a castle tour
In the Dordogne, castles shine as testimonies to a rich history and breathtaking architecture. Iconic sites such as the Château de Beynac and Château de Castelnaud take visitors on a journey through the ages. The majestic Château de Beynac dominates the riverbank and offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Château de Castelnaud, once a medieval fortress, now houses an impressive collection of medieval weapons of war. Explore the furnished rooms, stroll through the gardens and discover the strategic role these castles played in the region. The Castles of the Dordogne are an unmissable attraction for history buffs and admirers of architectural splendor.
Practical information
- Check-in: 16:00, check-out: -10:00
- Opened from 7 April until 18 September
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
- booking conditions
- cancellation conditions
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01 Sep 2025
Dommage que les emplacements soient à proximité, voire entourés de mobile home, et trop proches des activités nocturnes du camping ! Avoir sa tente sous le bloc de climatisation du mobile home voisin, et entendre les concerts ou karaoké n'est pas des plus reposant pour les nuits en tente ! Non pas que l’on soit contre les animations du camping, mais il faudrait eloigner les emplacements des tentes afin de pouvoir être plus au calme. (Les tentes étant plus sensibles aux bruits extérieurs !) Cependant l’accueil à notre arrivée a été très bien, et surtout on tient à souligner la gentillesse et la bonne humeur du personnel de restauration et du bar ! Au top 👍👏
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28 Aug 2025
Très belle expérience. Equipe jeune, dynamique, enthousiaste et disponible. Lieu de vacances à taille humaine, on recommande ! 📍Localisation / 🏕️ Cadre et environnement > Le camping est très bien situé, au coeur d'un grand nombre de curiosités touristiques (une bonne partie accessible à moins d'une heure de voiture) > Le site est propre, accessible, les emplacements de parking bien matérialisés > Le camping est bien intégré, dans une très jolie pinède sur les hauteurs de Payrac 🛖 Hébergement > Mobile-home bien équipé, linge de lit et serviettes fournies > Logement propre, au calme 🚿 Installations et équipements > Lagon propre et agréable > Bar / restaurant bien tenu et agréable 🎉 Animations et ambiance > Animations pour les enfants par une équipe très sympathique
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27 Aug 2025
Séjour au camping Le Séquoia… une expérience inoubliable, mais sûrement pas pour les bonnes raisons. Les points négatifs : • Notre mobil-home ? Un emplacement de rêve : la terrasse avec vue directe sur… le mur de la maison du propriétaire, sur sa fenêtre de cuisine. Pour compléter le tableau, à l’arrière, le city-stade , et le petit bruit sympa de la départementale très fréquenté. • À peine arrivés, le frigo claque en pleine canicule. Trois passages à l’accueil plus tard, on nous installe un frigo du ghetto, tout droit sorti de la déchetterie, il manque des supports, les joints sont moisis. Et quand on râle, le directeur (qui ne s'était même pas présenté), nous sort tranquillement : « Les locataires d’avant ne s’étaient pas plaints, eux… ». Ben oui, c’est sûrement de notre faute si son frigo rend l’âme. Pas d'excuses, ni compassion... • Ensuite, c’est l’eau chaude qui décide de prendre des vacances. Pratique ! • Les animations ? Le minimum syndical. L’équipe est tellement réduite qu’on se demande si elle n’est pas en voie d’extinction. • Quant à la scène des spectacles, elle est posée à 4 mètres des sanitaires communs. Une ambiance " coincé entre deux toilettes " assez unique. Les points positifs (car il y en a quand même) : • Sven, l’animateur, adorable et plein d’énergie. Heureusement qu’il était là. • La localisation est top pour visiter. • La forêt, très belle et parfaitement entretenue. • L'espace pour les enfants très sympathique, et l'ensemble des équipements sportifs sont assez nombreux. • Ménage du mobilhome était parfait, bravo aux équipes de ménage. • Un composteur partagé et une volonté de faire un peu d'écologie. • Le lagon, superbe… même s'il a vu sur sur le cimetière, comme certains des mobil-homes. Une petite touche poétique, dirons-nous. • Pas d'épicerie, ce qui permet de faire travailler les commerçants du village plus bas. En résumé : un cadre avec du potentiel, mais pas ouf niveau rapport qualité/ prix.
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25 Aug 2025
Erreur sur le prix des articles 4,30€ a la place de 4€ + le personnel qui est désagréable, de plus le mini golf n'a pas été entretenu lors de mon séjour.
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24 Aug 2025
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23 Aug 2025
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Le Sequoia
How far is Camping Le Séquoia from the center of Payrac?
Within a 2-minute drive you are in the center of Payrac.
Does the campground have a restaurant?
Yes, you can dine in the cozy bar-restaurant with panoramic terrace. Here you can taste the most delicious local dishes such as Périgord or duck confit.
Is there a bread service available?
Yes, it is possible to pick up fresh bread in the morning from the bakery at the campsite.
Is Camping Le Séquoia child friendly?
Yes, at the campsite there are several activities for children so for the smallest there is a paddling pool and the slightly older children can enjoy the water slide in the outdoor pool. In addition, in high season there is entertainment available and children can not try their luck on the playground.
What kind of activities are there to do around Camping Le Séquoia?
In the area surrounding the campground, there is something for everyone. You can visit several picturesque villages and experience exciting adventures in the various castles in the area. It is possible to book an organized hike or kayak trip from the campsite or visit the caves of Lascaux.
Does Camping Le Sequoia have a swimming pool?
Yes, the campground has three swimming pools. There is an outdoor pool, a partially covered pool and a paddling pool. In addition, you can also enjoy the natural lagoon with sandy beach.
Is there a spa at Camping Le Séquoia?
Yes, at the campsite you can enjoy wonderful spa experiences. So you can book a massage, enjoy the sauna or the jacuzzi.
Is smoking allowed in the accommodation?
No, smoking is not allowed.
Are you allowed to barbecue?
Yes, barbecuing is allowed. You will get an Outdoorchef Barbecue with your stay to experience the most enjoyable evenings.
Are campground facilities open year-round?
- Swimming pool: April 30 to September 15, 2024
- Entertainment: July and August 2024
- Catering: May 1 to September 15, 2024 Store(s): May 1 to September 15, 2024
What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Le Sequoia?
The check-in at Camping Le Sequoia starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.Is Camping Le Sequoia open all year round?
No, Camping Le Sequoia is open from 7 April until 18 September.Is there a wifi at Camping Le Sequoia?
The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).Is there a camping store at Camping Le Sequoia?
Yes, at Camping Le Sequoia you'll find a shop.Is there an entertainment team at Camping Le Sequoia?
Yes there's entertainment at Camping Le Sequoia.