Camping Les Terrasses de Dordogne

The Dordogne is known for its impressive prehistoric caves. For example, visit the Grotte de Rouffignac St Cernin, with miles of tunnels and ancient animal cave paintings. Les Eyzies, the 'capital of prehistory', is also nearby and offers fascinating museums and caves. These remarkable places provide a unique glimpse into life thousands of years ago and are definitely worth a visit.

The Dordogne is known for its charming villages and impressive castles. In the area around the campsite, you will find countless historic sites that take you back in time. Visit the medieval town of Sarlat, with its narrow streets, cozy squares, and lively market. Villages such as Beynac and Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère are also worth a visit, featuring beautiful locations along the river and well-preserved architecture. Scattered throughout the region are many castles, each with its own story and views over the landscape. Whether you want to stroll through quaint streets, visit a castle, or enjoy a drink at a local terrace, the Dordogne offers plenty of opportunities for a cultural day out.

The surroundings of Camping Les Terrasses de Dordogne are ideal for lovers of hiking and cycling. Various routes start directly from the campsite, taking you through forests, along valleys, and over rolling hills. Along the way, you can enjoy beautiful views and discover peaceful spots where you can fully relax. The Dordogne is a popular destination for active holidaymakers thanks to its varied nature and well-marked routes. Whether you choose a leisurely walk or a sporty bike ride, there is a suitable route for every level. Don't forget to stop at a local village along the way for a bite or a drink and experience true French outdoor life.