Campsite Ideally Located to Visit Corrèze, Dordogne, and Lot

At the southern tip of Corrèze, not far from the Lot, Curemonte stretches along a ridge overlooking the Sourdoire and Maumont valleys.

Besides the round or square towers of its three castles, its 12th-century Romanesque church, the village has preserved several noble houses and a market hall dating from the early 19th century.
Cross shaft from the 16^th century.

Want to discover the Dordogne differently? Don’t miss Martel, just a stone’s throw from our campsite in Corrèze. Nicknamed the “city of 7 towers“, Martel offers a rich and authentic tourism experience in the Lot. Its medieval arcaded houses, its 12th-century covered market, and its exceptional heritage make it an unmissable stop. For an original outing, hop aboard the Haut Quercy Tourist Train and admire the Dordogne valley from the cliff. A fun and picturesque way to explore the Dordogne with your family!

Perfect for lovers of old stones and romantic strolls, Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne immerses you in the charm of a village ranked among the most beautiful in France. Old quarters, a 9th-century Benedictine abbey, flowery streets, and riverside terraces make this town a little gem of tourism in Corrèze. On the banks of the Dordogne, this village blends nature and culture, for a day of escape at the tranquil pace of the river.

On the banks of the Dordogne, Renaissance houses with sculpted windows and brown roofs intertwine around an 11th-century Cluniac priory where Fénelon, a 17th-century French clergyman and writer, once lived.

Near the Romanesque church and its cloister, the Château des Doyens invites you to discover the riches of the Pays d’Art et d’Histoire, of which Carennac is a part.

Perched on a promontory from which you can enjoy a superb panorama over the Dordogne valley and the surrounding castles.

Loubressac offers visitors the charm of its medieval houses with ochre stones and raised roof gables.

The Saint-Jean-Baptiste church and the castle, a 15th and 18th-century manor, are well worth the short climb to reach them…

It’s impossible to visit the Lot without delving into the heart of the extraordinary Gouffre de Padirac. Located about thirty minutes from the campsite, this iconic tourism site in the Lot takes you more than 100 meters underground for an unforgettable experience. After an impressive descent, embark on a boat trip on an underground river and admire the giant stalactites and monumental chambers sculpted by water. A spectacular way to discover the Lot and its unique geological richness. Ideal for a family or friends outing during your camping holiday near Collonges-la-Rouge.

Rocamadour is a medieval town located in the Lot department, in the far north of the Midi-Pyrénées region. Its inhabitants are called “Amadouriens”.

Near the famous Gouffre de Padirac and the Dordogne valley, this small village is located in the heart of the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park.

Built in successive tiers on a cliffside, the village is sometimes nicknamed “The City of Vertigo” because it overlooks the Alzou canyon by 150 meters. It is renowned for its breathtaking view of the surrounding region, as well as being a place of pilgrimage.