Luxury camping near Bergerac, Dordogne

France
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Nouvelle-Aquitaine
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Dordogne
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Bergerac

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Camping Belle Vue

23 units · Glamping, Motorhomes, Tents1 acre · 24390 Boisseuilh, Aquitaine

Classic Dordogne camping with terrific valley views, a peaceful vibe, and friendly hosts

Belair Le Camping

11 units · Glamping, Motorhomes, Tents4 acres · Champagnac De Belair, Aquitaine

Beautiful bell tent glamping near the River Dronne

Booked 2 times

Dordogne Glamping

6 units · Glamping5 acres · 24250, Aquitaine

Glamping in the Dordogne countryside, next to France's most beautiful rural views and villages

JOINS! Glamping Aquitaine

5 units · Glamping2 acres · Aquitaine

SMALL SCALE – TRANQUILITY – FANTASTIC VIEW These are the key terms of our holiday park "JOINS! Glamping Aquitaine", in the heart of the Department of La Dordogne, France. Glamping is a form of camping, but at JOINS! it is GL – Grand Luxe: luxuriously enjoying your holiday. JOINS! offers a lot of privacy for our guests. A lot of privacy because on a recreation area of approx. 1 hectare only 5 luxury safari tents have been placed. The view from every tent is breathtaking. Of course there is a swimming pool and you will find all kinds of sports and game possibilities. We, Inge and Joost van der Sande, are always nearby or available for information, help or just for a chat. On occasion we open our small bar; our guests can then meet each other and exchange information while enjoying a drink and a snack. THE SAFARI TENTS Our tents have a high level of comfort: Kitchen with dishwasher, induction hob, fridge freezer, microwave, "nespresso", blender and all kinds of kitchen appliances Wifi Dining area Sitting area Cutlery, plates, cups, cups, glasses, etc. for 8 people Bathroom with spacious shower cabin (rain shower), sink and toilet Bedroom with double bed Bedroom with single and bunk beds Terrace with bar and lounge set sunbeds Barbecue Picnic table Parasol JOINS! has been realized on former vineyards; Our tents therefore have the name of a grape variety: Chardonnay, Grenache, Merlot, Sancerre and Sauvignon. Tent Sauvignon is suitable for the disabled due to its location, accessibility and furnishings. THE SWIMMING POOL We have opted for a saltwater pool; this is more natural and comfortable than a pool with chlorine. Skin and eyes are not burdened with all kinds of chemicals. The salinity is significantly lower than in the sea. The pool is heated to be able to enjoy it in early and late season. At the pool there are plenty of sunbeds with parasols. The pool is fenced, so that small children cannot enter unaccompanied. THE SPORTS AND GAMES FACILITIES There is always something to do at our park, for young and old. A small list: Jeu-de-boule-court, football field, basketball, table tennis table, swings, playhouse, trampoline, crocket, badminton sets, and so on.

Luxury campsites near Bergerac guide

Overview

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.

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.