Campsites near Domme France
Out of all the villages in the Dordogne, you’ve opted for Domme. And for good reason! After Sarlat, it is one of the most popular places to stay in the Périgord Noir (Black Perigord).
To make your stay truly unforgettable, how does staying on the banks of the Dordogne River sound? At Le Rocher de la Cave, our camping pitches, mobile homes, tents, and glamping accommodation are just a stone’s throw from the water.
Le Rocher de la Cave: our campsite near Domme France
Getting to Domme from our campsite
Le Rocher de la Cave campsite is 11 km from Domme. By car, the village is a 17-minute drive away. The journey takes you near to Montfort Castle and then forks off, crossing the Dordogne River via the Vitrac bridge. Take the opportunity to admire the green and peaceful landscapes along the banks of the river.
Our campsite on the banks of the Dordogne
Le Rocher de la Cave enjoys a particularly enchanting setting. The campsite provides access to the Dordogne River via a large pebble beach. It brings together holidaymakers from our campsite, locals familiar with the spot, and kayakers passing by.
In summer, the river is the perfect place to cool off when the sun gets too strong. Out of season, the river offers a soothing setting, where the sound of the water and the rustling of leaves invite you to take a nap or read a book.
Find your accommodation at our 3-star campsite
Our campsite has mobile homes for 2 to 8 people. The largest has 4 bedrooms. All of them have a covered terrace to enjoy the outdoors in both the low and high seasons. Inside, you will find everything you need for a comfortable stay: equipped kitchen, living area, and bathroom.
Do you want to add a touch of originality to your holiday? Are you looking for a cosy and welcoming place to stay? Discover our lodge cabins and furnished tents. This unique accommodation will delight couples and families seeking comfort with a touch of adventure.
These holiday rentals, with 2 or 3 bedrooms and a bathroom also feature a covered terrace. The Woody tents and Safari Lodge tents offer the unique ability to open the living space, extending the terrace, and fully appreciate the great outdoors.
Take a classic tent. Cross it with a mobile home and you get a canvas bungalow. This accommodation provides all the advantages of a tent, without the disadvantages like packing your cookware and utensils for your holiday. Just like all our accommodation options, our canvas bungalows have a covered terrace. Each one has two bedrooms.
Experience 100% glamping comfort with our Canada tent featuring private bathroom facilities.
Le Rocher de la Cave is one of the Dordogne campsites that is closest to the river. A real bonus for our holidaymakers. Some of our pitches even overlook the beach. Imagine. You wake up surrounded by nature, with the Dordogne flowing peacefully in the background.
For pitches located in the centre of the campsite trees provide shade, protecting the tents from the sun’s rays. The campsite has 5 sanitary blocks, 3 of which are equipped for people with reduced mobility.
Adventure awaits at our campsite near Domme, France
River or pool?
On the Dordogne, the first choice of locomotion is by canoe-kayak. Luckily for you, we provide canoe hire for all visitors passing through the Périgord Noir (Black Périgord). Choose your itinerary and embark on an adventure on the peaceful waters of the Dordogne River.
As well as having direct access to the Dordogne River, our campsite also has a heated pool. So, you can spend your days in the water, even in low season. A favourite spot for the little ones, the pool area features a water play zone where kids joyfully soak anyone who ventures within range with water and laughter.
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Visit Domme and the surrounding area
Domme is a picturesque village in the south of the Périgord Noir. This historic site is listed as being one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France. The village was even selected to represent the Dordogne in the 2021 Favourite Village of the French TV contest. Just like Sarlat, Domme has everything you could wish for, including its breathtaking view over the Dordogne River.
As well as its panoramic views over the valley, Domme boasts another precious jewel: its Bastide. It was in 1280, when the French and English were fighting for control of the New Aquitaine, that King Philip III the Bold ordered the construction of the Domme Bastide. This is how the village has endured, despite all the wars, epidemics, and exoduses over the course of history.
You can visit the village on foot. Stroll through the picturesque streets, past gilded facades and houses with roofs covered in brown tiles. You will also discover the engravings left by 70 Templars during their imprisonment in the two half-towers at the entrance of the village.
The Dordogne is brimming with historical sites. After exploring Domme, which village will be your next stop?
1. Carsac water gardens
2. Montfort
3. Domme
4. La Roque-Gageac
5. Marqueyssac gardens
6. Castelnaud castle
7. Beynac-et-Cazenac
8. Milandes castle
9. Gardens of Eyrignac
10. Commarque castle
11. Village of Bournat
12. La Roque Saint-Christophe
13. Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère