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There’s a wide selection of campsites to choose from, some close to the town and others set in quieter, more peaceful surroundings. It’s the perfect place to unwind and relax, whether you prefer taking a dip in the pool or swimming in the river. You’ll also find campsites run by Dutch owners in the Sarlat area. Looking for a luxurious 5-star campsite? That’s an option too! You can also choose to stay in a mobile home or static caravan. From your campsite, you can set out on a canoe trip or explore prehistoric caves—highly recommended!
This beautiful part of France has so much to offer: a historic town, stunning countryside, a river to cool off in, and fascinating prehistoric caves. There’s too much to list, so here are just a few highlights.
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This cathedral is dedicated to Saint Sacerdos of Limoges.
This unique funerary tower was built to guide the souls of the departed with its evening light. These towers are rare and are a distinctly French tradition. This one was erected in 1147 to commemorate Saint Bernard's passing through the area on his return from the Crusade.
This 16th-century house belonged to the writer and jurist Étienne de La Boétie, who was also a political philosopher and friend of Montaigne. Sarlat’s weekly market is well worth a visit, offering a fantastic selection of local produce. Throughout the year, the town also hosts a variety of festivals and events, such as the Truffle Festival and the Film Festival.
The rest of the Dordogne region is equally fascinating, with charming towns like Périgueux, Beynac, Montignac, Nontron, and Bergerac, each with its own unique character. The area is famous for its prehistoric caves, some of which feature ancient cave paintings. The most famous is Lascaux; while the original is closed to protect the artwork, an excellent replica is open to visitors.
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Visiting the many local castles is another great activity. Some are located right on the river and can be admired during a boat trip. You can also enjoy canoeing on the Dordogne—many local companies organise trips, often starting from campsites.
France really is the perfect holiday destination. It’s a vast country, but the Dordogne—especially the Sarlat area—stands out as one of its most beautiful regions, offering everything you could want in a holiday spot. There’s a wide range of campsites in Sarlat to suit every preference. What are you waiting for? Book now!
