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Top attractions near Sarlat-la-Canéda

Staying at our campsite** near Sarlat-la-Canéda offers an ideal starting point to explore the Périgord Noir and its countless treasures. Nestled in the heart of the famous Golden Triangle, Les Chalets de La Noyeraie places you just minutes away from the most prestigious sites that make the region famous.

Between history-rich medieval towns, majestic castles overlooking the river, world-unique prehistoric caves, and remarkable gardens, tourism in Dordogne promises a complete change of scenery and discoveries at every turn. Prepare for a journey through time, where every stone and every landscape tells a fascinating story.

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Must-visit towns and villages in Dordogne

It’s impossible to visit Dordogne without succumbing to the charm of its villages of character. Start by discovering Sarlat-la-Canéda, the capital of Périgord Noir, whose exceptionally preserved historic center will transport you to the Middle Ages. Stroll through its cobblestone streets, admire its private mansions, and don’t miss its famous market. Continue your journey along the Dordogne to admire villages classified among the “Most Beautiful Villages of France“: La Roque-Gageac with its troglodytic houses on the cliffside, Beynac-et-Cazenac dominated by its imposing castle, Les Eyzies: the world capital of prehistory, or Domme, a perched bastide offering a breathtaking panorama of the valley. A little further on, also discover Périgueux and its magnificent cathedral, Hautefort and its castle surrounded by 3 hectares of French gardens, or Vergt and its lively market hall. For more ideas, the Périgord Noir – Dordogne Valley tourist office website is a wealth of information.

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Discover our local produce and culinary specialties

Exploring the Périgord Noir also means treating yourself to a gastronomic journey. The region is the birthplace of exceptional products that will delight food lovers.

Indulge in foie gras, black truffle, porcini mushrooms, duck confit, or even the famous Périgord walnuts, which gave our 2-star campsite its name!

Local markets, such as those in Sarlat or Saint-Cyprien, are the best places to meet producers and taste these authentic specialties. Pair your tastings with a glass of Bergerac or Domme wine for a complete Périgord experience.

Family-friendly Périgord visits to discover

Dordogne is a fantastic playground for families.

  • Don’t miss the region’s must-see attraction: the famous Château des Milandes, home of Joséphine Baker, one of the most exceptional women of the 20th century.
  • Travel back in time to prehistory by visiting the Lascaux IV cave, a perfect replica that will amaze both young and old.
  • Relive the era of knights at Castelnaud Castle, which houses a fascinating museum of medieval warfare.
  • Very close by: the castles of Beynac and Commarque, which offer numerous workshops and activities during the summer season that will appeal to the whole family (escape game, stone carving, archery, etc.).
  • For an enchanting stroll, lose yourself in the bucolic paths of the Marqueyssac Hanging Gardens, offering spectacular views of the valley. You can also book your tickets for the white evenings organized in the gardens during summer!
  • 3 minutes from the campsite, discover the Museum of Bygone Times in Allas-les-Mines: an unusual place that traces daily life from the 1900s to the 1960s through period objects. A fun and nostalgic visit that appeals to both children and adults.
  • Just 30 minutes from the campsite**, discover La Roque Saint-Christophe: a troglodytic site unique in the world. Numerous activities are available (guided tours, chivalry shows, treasure hunts, night walks…) and the site is open all year round, 7 days a week!
  • Finally, for a different perspective, opt for a descent of the Dordogne by canoe or gabarre: a fun and refreshing way to admire the castles from the river.

✨ For even more ideas for outings and adventures around the campsite — hiking, canoeing, tree climbing, viewpoints, typical villages… — don’t hesitate to explore our page dedicated to activities in the surroundings!

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