Tourism in Corrèze

Campsite in the Dordogne Valley — Monceaux-sur-Dordogne
visit the whole Dordogne
From the mountains to the ocean… The most beautiful river in France… yet, paradoxically, the one we know least! As surprising as it may seem, the Dordogne is less familiar to us. So for your holiday at the Soleil d’Oc campsite, set off on a wandering, magnificent cruise along the water to enjoy its unspoilt charm, and come and discover, as it deserves, this ” valley of wonders “. With a few landmarks or viewpoints: Rocamadour, Sarlat, Souillac, but also dozens and dozens of others, less well known, that the Dordogne strings together between Puy-de-Dôme and Corrèze, between Lot and Cantal, between Dordogne and Gironde: Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne, the Limousin Riviera, Argentat, this former river port, the Gouffre de Padirac, Castelnau Castle.
Catégories des lieux
The most beautiful villages in France in the Dordogne Valley
exceptional treasures
Explore our characterful villages along the Dordogne Valley, beautifully preserved, and let yourself be transported into a truly medieval world!
- Collonges-la-Rouge reveals exceptional richness. Heir to a past dating back to the 16th century, it offers a dazzling spectacle, both in the flamboyance of its stones and the richness of its heritage. So, leave your car in the car park, because here the village is entirely pedestrian…
- Curemonte: a village with three castles and three churches, noble houses and a very beautiful market hall.
- Nearby labelled villages in the Lot: Autoire, Loubressac, Carennac, the star village made famous by the TV series saga;
- In the Cantal: Salers and Tournemire, not forgetting Domme, La Roque-Gageac, Beynac. In the Dordogne Valley you will find hundreds of kilometres of happiness, living between Auvergne and Périgord, between foie gras and vineyards, between strawberries and chestnuts, between fine dining and charming inns. Find them at www.les-plus-beaux-villages-de-france.org/fr


Caves and Chasms of the Dordogne Valley
wonderful caves
From the campsite, you can get there by car via the village of Forgès; access is easy and you will arrive at a car park.
- The Padirac Chasm: Discover Europe’s most famous chasm and board the underground river more than 100 m below ground for a boat trip along the majestic galleries of the Padirac Chasm. Dive towards the centre of the Earth. The Lacave Caves: reach the heart of the cave by little train: a 1h20 guided tour. More than 10 chambers, 1.6 km of developed galleries. Enter the bowels of the Earth www.grottes-de-lacave.fr
- The Fage Chasm: The Lafage chasm is a magical place, with three life-size chapters: geology, to better understand the formation of this underground world; bats, between legend and reality; palaeontology, with an incredible deposit and its prehistoric animal bones. Discover this whole underground world at www.grottes.net
