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Upon arrival, we were welcomed by Aurelia, the owner. Since it was Sunday, we signed up in advance via email for the wine tasting and a delicious, generously stocked charcuterie board (€25 for 2 people). Naturally, we bought a case of wine 😉 The next day, we walked the yellow-marked hiking trail (6.5 km, one and a half hours) through the vineyards, forest, Chateau Monbazillac, and the village itself. Highly recommended: the campsite and the wine!!

Spacious camper pitch for €12.12 per night including electricity and camper services. Pull a ticket upon entry and scan your ticket upon exit and pay by debit card. No shaded spots. Cycle through the park to the beautiful old center of Bergerac. Minor downsides: noise from traffic on the nearby road and streetlights on the site are on at night.

Stayed for 6 nights at a beautiful spot close to the water. The campsite is nicely laid out and well maintained. All the staff are super friendly. My bike tire was flat and was repaired properly! Minor downside: the dishwashing water was lukewarm every day and the food in the restaurant was somewhat disappointing. The campsite is a great base for bike rides and canoe trips.

Easy to book through the Tripstop app. It was very quiet, so we were able to change our assigned pitch. The bathrooms were spotlessly clean (the only smell was the drain). Washing machine costs €4 (coins). Through the back entrance, you'll find wonderful walking, cycling, and running opportunities along the riverbank. The old town is just over a half-hour walk away. Per night, including electricity, €22

After a warm welcome from Maria, we spent two nights on this private property. A large terrace with a sea view and super deluxe bathroom facilities! We did take water on departure. Draining and emptying the toilet wasn't possible, but it wasn't necessary with these facilities. From here, we enjoyed lovely walks, bike rides, and swimming. €20 all-inclusive 😉

The campsite is beautifully situated. It has a somewhat park-like feel, with statues and tall plane trees. Plenty of shade. The restrooms are clean and have lovely hot water (except for dishwater, which you can fill up at the laundry sink). You can use the washing machine with a €6 coin. Fresh bread is served every morning. Toilet cassettes, gray water, and drinking water are available next to the restroom. An 800-meter walk to the castle and terraces is via a steep, busy road.

A surprisingly well-maintained parking lot behind the Picos Europa information center. Magnificent views. 7 meters is the maximum. Only stay overnight if you are completely self-sufficient! The church bells ring between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m., so don't disturb your sleep.