Camping La Ripole en Périgord is an unusual place! Nestling in the heart of the magnificent Périgord region, this family campsite offers an authentic and friendly experience. Its modest size makes it a place where you immediately feel at home, with a warm atmosphere and well-maintained facilities.
This human-scale campsite is ideal for those seeking tranquillity and closeness to nature. Surrounded by lush green landscapes and picturesque villages, it offers a peaceful setting for a relaxing holiday with family or friends.
Nestling in the verdant Dordogne countryside in France, the terraced La Ripole campsite offers spacious, shaded and semi-shaded pitches, some overlooking the fishing pond. It also has comfortable, traditional accommodation, as well as unusual campahuts for fishing enthusiasts… in short, a peaceful, relaxing experience in the heart of nature.
– snack bar in season (July to August)
– seasonal entertainment (July to August)
Camping La Ripole stands out for its range of weekends and holidays dedicated to hiking.
– very sunny swimming pool
– sauna with relaxation area
– fish pond for no-kill fishing
– supervised walks for all, day and night
– the traditional Wednesday mussels and chips evening with live music
– free workshops for children
– snacks made from simple, local produce
In the magnificent Périgord Vert region, there are plenty of places of interest to discover within easy reach of Camping la Ripole. Here are a few suggestions:
Brantôme: Nicknamed the “Venice of the Périgord”, this charming town is famous for its Benedictine abbey and boat or canoe trips on the Dronne.
Château de Bourdeilles: A magnificent medieval castle with breathtaking views over the Dronne valley.
Grotte de Villars: A prehistoric cave decorated with stalactites and stalagmites, situated only a few kilometres from the campsite.
Périgueux: The capital of Périgord offers a rich history, from Gallo-Roman remains to charming medieval streets.
Saint-Jean-de-Côle: One of the most beautiful villages in France, with its castle, Romanesque church and stone houses.
Château de Puyguilhem: A superb Renaissance château nestling in a green setting.
Musée du Foie Gras in Thiviers: Discover the history and production of this emblematic dish of Périgord gastronomy.
The rail-bikes of Corgnac or Bussière Galant for fun family outings.
Gardens of Château de Hautefort: French and English gardens surrounding a magnificent classical château.
Numerous Tèrra Aventura trails to introduce youngsters to history and heritage.
Local markets: Don’t miss the region’s typical markets, where you can sample local produce and meet the producers.
These sites offer a varied overview of the natural, historical and gastronomic treasures of the Périgord Vert, all within easy reach of Camping la Ripole.