The Dordogne rivers

Camping near the Dordogne river
Rivers and lakes, natural swimming
Our beautiful river, our swimming pools, and access to developed lakes allow for a multitude of activities for the whole family. Enjoy the beach, go down the river in a canoe, go water trekking at the waterfalls, or simply skip stones on the Dordogne… Every day brings its own aquatic pleasure: lounging on the white sand beach, or enjoying the magnificent “local oasis” of Lake Miel, a body of water awarded the Blue Flag for its environmental quality; on-site, there are many leisure activities: water slide, diving board, pedal boats, stand-up paddles, and a picnic area to spend a pleasant day.
Enjoy the lakes and rivers during your stay
Around the water
Activities: Canoe or stand-up paddle, grab your paddles… It is essential to know how to swim. From 7 years old, embark on a descent of the Dordogne; several routes are possible: 6, 15, or 24 km. Another fun way to discover the river differently.
Adventurer: expedition to the waterfalls, an aquatic and invigorating adventure to discover streams and waterfalls. A guide will accompany you to secure your thrilling journey… great for families with teenagers!
Natural swimming in small semi-dry rivers, like in a wadi, you can enjoy unique places to swim with your family away from the crowds…
Chanceux : 5, 7,13 combien de ricochets ? 16 record à battre… à vous de choisir le bon galet près de vos pieds.Lire la suite
Lucky ones: 5, 7, 13, how many skips? 16 is the record to beat… it’s up to you to choose the right pebble near your feet.
Patient and talented: the clear water runs over the pebbles, the foliage moves under the sun, an environment conducive to fishing offers a choice between the Dordogne, the Maronne, the Cère, and numerous lakes and ponds; enough to delight all enthusiasts, even the most demanding. For budding anglers, fun and educational activities are offered…
The Dordogne: Biosphere Reserve, labeled by UNESCO.
The Dordogne is not only endearing, beautiful, and majestic. It is so natural and balanced that it was classified as a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2012. It is the only river in France to possess this prestigious label. The Dordogne basin reconciles biodiversity, cultural enhancement, and economic development. www.biosphere-bassin-dordogne.fr












