Nice campsite. Beautiful swimming pool. Choose your own pitch. Restaurant simple but good. Service-oriented staff. Large pitches. Nice for cycling in the surrounding area.

4-star; the lady is nice* and works hard. Large nature grounds. * Beautiful swimming pool*. Bread service. Sanitary facilities clean* but very basic. Pitches on grass, though quite sloping. It is possible to reach Sarlat via an 8 km scenic route on asphalt. There is a lot of climbing and descending, but it is worth the effort. The castle across the road is nice. If you want to do everything by bike, like we did, it is not ideal. You can relax under beautiful trees and by the pool.

There are 2 camper spots close together on both sides of the road. The spots are quite sloping, but only a nitpicker would notice. Beautiful view. And a nice little lake. Wonderful cycling to Bourboule and Monte-D. Or up to the volcano. Quite hilly but worth the effort. About 700 meters before the camper spots there is also a good municipal campsite. We stayed there the first night to shower etc. Second night here. Also look at the stars.

Please note: you are not allowed onto the campsite until 3 PM, not before. So we drove on. Therefore, a neutral rating regarding stars.

There are beautiful old trees on this campsite. Well maintained. Lots of pitches scattered throughout. Not level, but easily fixed with blocks. Spotlessly clean sanitary facilities. Dated, but really top-notch. All kinds of cycling and walking routes. Little to do in the town on Sundays. We paid €33 for a camper for 2 people and a dog. Dog walking area is outside the campsite on the left, directly adjacent to a large open area.

Neat sanitary facilities. We were located separately from the campsite because it was full. Cycle path right outside. Reservations are almost necessary.

Nice owner. Very basic sanitary facilities. Grassy ground but very dry, so rock hard with many potholes. Quiet at night. Cycling through vineyards involves steep climbing. Watch out for Champagne Street because traffic is focused on seeing and being seen. All in all, one night was more than enough for us. No opportunity to empty the toilet.

Nice campsite. Quiet spot. Sanitary facilities are basic but adequate in September when it isn't so busy. Large pitches. Also pitches under trees with plenty of privacy. Reception does its best to speak English. The village is nice and you can cycle in various directions. Don't forget to visit the bridge!

Simple municipal campsite. Large pitches. Sanitary facilities available. Depending on how the previous user leaves it. Cycling and walking in the surrounding area. Bread in the village.