Camping near Bergerac

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Few regions are as quintessentially French as the Dordogne (or the Périgord, as it’s known to locals), set around the Dordogne River and peppered with medieval villages, caves, and châteaux. Bergerac, at the heart of the Dordogne’s wine-growing region, doesn’t disappoint, with its tangle of cobblestone lanes, half-timbered houses, and traditional barges plying the river. Take to the water to boat, paddle, or fish, then escape into the vineyards to hike, cycle, and go wine tasting. Campers have a choice of options from simple aires (motorhome parks) and municipal campsites to cosy cabins, glampsites, or holiday parks with full amenities and a swimming pool.

98% (32) • 113 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Bergerac

Camping Du Bas Meygnaud

1. Camping Du Bas Meygnaud

100%
(10)
54km from Bergerac · 29 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
Quiet and shady camping in the heart of the Dronne Valley
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Camping Domaine des Mathevies

2. Camping Domaine des Mathevies

96%
(13)
63km from Bergerac · 12 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
One of the friendliest sites in the south. The hosts are delightful, the views stunning, and there’s bags for you and the kids to do.
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Camping Belle Vue

3. Camping Belle Vue

96%
(13)
71km from Bergerac · 16 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
Classic Dordogne camping with terrific valley views, a peaceful vibe, and friendly hosts
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Home Sweet Lodge Glamping Aquitaine ***

4. Home Sweet Lodge Glamping Aquitaine ***

10km from Bergerac · 5 units
SMALL SCALE · TRANQUILITY · FANTASTIC VIEW Welcome to Home Sweet Lodge, a peaceful glamping retreat in the heart of the Dordogne, France. Set on a former vineyard, 20 minutes from Bergerac and 5 minutes from the quiet village of Saint-Germain-et-Mons, we offer a quiet escape with wide-open views over the Périgord countryside and Monbazillac. Glamping, our way Glamping is a form of camping, but at Home Sweet Lodge, GL stands for Grand Luxe: a comfortable, warm and relaxed way to enjoy your holiday. Privacy and space Only five luxury safari tents are spread across 8,500 m² of grounds, so you'll enjoy plenty of privacy, space and silence. Each tent is 50 m² including its terrace, and the view from every one of them is breathtaking. Arrive and relax Beds are made on arrival and towels are provided. Wifi and parking are free. Just bring your suitcase and your appetite for holiday. Your hosts We're Audrey and Sébastien. We live nearby and are always happy to help with local tips, answer questions or simply have a chat. From time to time we open our little bar, where guests can meet over a drink and a snack. The safari tents Each tent sleeps up to 5 people and offers: A fully equipped kitchen: dishwasher, induction hob, fridge-freezer, microwave, Nespresso machine, blender and all the usual appliances Cutlery, plates, cups and glasses for 5 people A dining area and a sitting area A bathroom with a spacious rain shower, sink and toilet One bedroom with a double bed, and one with single and bunk beds A terrace with a lounge set, bar table, picnic table, parasol, sunbeds and electric barbecue Free wifi Our tents are named after the grape varieties once grown here: Chardonnay, Grenache, Merlot, Sancerre and Sauvignon. Sauvignon is wheelchair accessible thanks to its location, step-free access and layout. The swimming pool Our outdoor pool is heated, so you can enjoy it in early and late season as well as in summer. There are plenty of sunbeds and parasols around it, and the pool is fenced so young children can't enter unaccompanied. Sports and games There's always something to do, for young and old: a pétanque court, football field, basketball, table tennis, swings, a playhouse, trampoline, croquet, badminton sets and more. Pets Pets are welcome. A supplement per pet and per stay is payable on site. (Certain dog breeds classified as dangerous are not accepted.)
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Le Bivouac

5. Le Bivouac

54km from Bergerac · 21 units
In the Dordogne, the land is located in the heart of Black Périgord, 8 km from Sarlat, a few hundred meters from the river Dordogne in the Golden Triangle, between Beynac, Marqueyssac and its hanging gardens, Castelnaud , Eyrignac and manor house, La Roque Gageac, Fayrac, and Les Milandes, the castle of the famous Josephine Baker.
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Camping Le Sorbier

6. Camping Le Sorbier

56km from Bergerac · 5 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
Camping du Sorbier is a small, friendly, and family-run natural campsite, ideally located in Montignac-Lascaux, just a short bike ride from the town center and the famous Lascaux caves. Nestled in the heart of a wooded area of ​​over 2 hectares, this campsite offers a peaceful setting surrounded by nature, perfect for disconnecting and enjoying the great outdoors. The pitches are spacious, shaded or sunny, with no overly rigid boundaries, creating a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Whether you come with a tent, caravan, motorhome, or campervan, you'll find the perfect spot to set up camp. The site welcomes both self-sufficient campers and those who wish to rent folding caravans or ready-to-camp tents on-site.
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Talbérou Woodland Retreat

7. Talbérou Woodland Retreat

59km from Bergerac · 4 units
A Handcrafted Hilltop Hideaway in Protected Forest, Southwest France Set on a hillside in protected woodland with stunning valley views and between two of France’s most beautiful medieval villages, this intimate retreat is a place to slow down and truly land. Designed for travellers who value craftsmanship, nature and quiet luxury, everything here is deeply rooted in the land it stands on. The spaces have been handcrafted using natural materials, traditional techniques and a strong sense of artistry. Stay in one of the luxury yurts or the cosy hilltop caravan, each with sweeping valley views, birdsong mornings and long golden sunsets. Interiors are warm, calming and thoughtfully designed to feel both beautiful and lived-in. Daily life here unfolds outdoors. Bathe in a unique earthship-style shower built from earthbags, lime and cob, with glass bottle walls that shimmer with light. Sink into the wood-fired hot tub as the scent of Douglas fir and oak drifts through the air. Cook slowly in the living-roof outdoor kitchen surrounded by herbs, or fire up the cob pizza oven made from clay sourced directly from the land. At the heart of the retreat is a handcrafted timber roundhouse with a living roof, built using wood from our own forest. It’s a sanctuary for stillness, reflection, yoga, music or simply sitting by the fire and letting the nervous system soften. For guests seeking deeper relaxation, luxury spa treatments using hot stones and bespoke essential oil blends are available to book in advance. Breathwork sessions can also be arranged, offering a powerful yet gentle way to reset, release tension and reconnect - made even more potent by the natural surroundings. The wider landscape invites exploration: ancient pilgrimage paths, wildflower meadows, organic gardens and nearby villages rich in stone architecture, local markets and outstanding French cuisine. You’re perfectly placed to explore the celebrated wine regions of Bordeaux, Cahors and Bergerac, or simply wander, taste and linger. This is a place for conscious travellers who value authenticity over excess, nature over noise and experiences that feel real, grounding and nourishing. No chlorine pools. No artificial spa lighting. Just forest.
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Dordogne Glamping

8. Dordogne Glamping

100%
(2)
61km from Bergerac · 6 units
Glamping in the Dordogne countryside, next to France's most beautiful rural views and villages
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Les Truffières de Dordogne - Eden

9. Les Truffières de Dordogne - Eden

62km from Bergerac · 5 units
Head to the Dordogne to breathe the fresh air at our Sarlat campsite! Raphaël and his entire team, from the Eden Villages La Bouquerie campsite, welcome you for an unforgettable stay, in the heart of a green park surrounded by nature! It is the ideal campsite to spend the holidays of your dreams, lively or relaxing, in a family and friendly atmosphere! On the program: entertainment from morning to evening for the whole family and for the youngest unforgettable memories with the animators of our children's clubs and teens' clubs! Stay at our Sarlat La Bouquerie campsite, an idyllic place to build the most beautiful holiday memories! You will discover or rediscover the Périgord noir, this magnificent region with many activities. Want to explore the Dordogne? Opt for a river trip aboard a canoe, you will come across pretty fortified castles and picturesque villages on your way. Need a relaxing time? Then go to our aquatic area and bask in the sun, by the heated swimming pool of our campsite near Sarlat.
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Belair Le Camping

10. Belair Le Camping

90%
(5)
64km from Bergerac · 8 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
Beautiful bell tent glamping near the River Dronne
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Camping L’Etang Bleu

11. Camping L’Etang Bleu

100%
(2)
68km from Bergerac · 1 unit
Camping in the Dordogne with a swimming pool, gym and private lake.
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Laplane Occitane

12. Laplane Occitane

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75km from Bergerac · 1 unit
Nestled in the heart of the Dordogne Valley, Laplane is situated 310 meters uphill into the middle of fields and forest, which offers a spectacular view of the surroundings landscape. The land is also strategically situated, near Sarlat la Canéda and the mutliple surrounding medieval castles. Around Laplane you’ll find several hiking trails. The land is also fit to welcome horses as it has a paddock, several enclosed fields and a area equipped for jumping.
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Where to go

Perigord Pourpre

The southwest area of the Dordogne is known as the Périgord Pourpre (Purple Périgord), so-called for its beloved red wines. Bergerac is the obvious basecamp for exploring, so set out to discover the family-run wineries, enjoy leisurely bike rides through the vineyards, or go truffle-hunting in the woods. Don’t miss the lively market towns of Sainte Foy la Grande and Issigeac, or the bastide towns of Eymet and Monpazier.

Perigord Noir

East of Bergerac, the Perigord Noir (Black Perigord) is named for the dark oak forests that flank the Dordogne River, affording miles of hiking, biking, and canoeing trails. Regional highlights include the medieval Old Town and markets of Sarlat-la-Canéda, the prehistoric Lascaux Caves near Montignac, and the hilltop Chateau de Castelnaud.

Dordogne Valley

East of Bergerac, the Dordogne River twists through forested cliffs and impossibly pretty medieval villages that appear tailor-made for lingering road trips, slow river cruises, and country camping. Hit the road in your campervan or caravan, and explore the cliff-top citadel of Rocamadour, the medieval lanes of Carennac, or the flowery riverbanks of Loubressac.

When to go

Summer, especially July and August, is peak season in Bergerac, and Dordogne campsites can book up quickly. To avoid the crowds and the high-season prices, the shoulder seasons of May-June or Sept-Oct provide the best weather for outdoor activities. Winter campers can make the most of the local truffle harvest (Dec-Feb), but be aware that many campsites open only from April through October.

Frequently Asked Questions

In Bergerac, you can set out to discover the family-run wineries, enjoy leisurely bike rides through the vineyards, or go truffle-hunting in the woods. Don’t miss the lively market towns of Sainte Foy la Grande and Issigeac, or the bastide towns of Eymet and Monpazier.

The shoulder seasons of May-June or Sept-Oct provide the best weather for outdoor activities in Bergerac. Summer, especially July and August, is peak season, and winter campers can make the most of the local truffle harvest (Dec-Feb).

Campers in Bergerac have a choice of options from simple aires (motorhome parks) and municipal campsites to cosy cabins, glampsites, or holiday parks with full amenities and a swimming pool. You can also explore different options for camping near Bergerac on Hipcamp.

East of Bergerac, the Perigord Noir is named for the dark oak forests that flank the Dordogne River, affording miles of hiking, biking, and canoeing trails. Regional highlights include the medieval Old Town and markets of Sarlat-la-Canéda, the prehistoric Lascaux Caves near Montignac, and the hilltop Chateau de Castelnaud.

While camping near Bergerac, you can hit the road in your campervan or caravan, and explore the cliff-top citadel of Rocamadour, the medieval lanes of Carennac, or the flowery riverbanks of Loubressac. You can also explore different options for camping near Bergerac on Hipcamp.

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Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

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