Campsite 3
stars
Camping Les Berges de la Dordogne
Welcome at the place of Estelle & Sébastien
Enjoy a holiday on the Dordogne: relaxing or invigorating as the mood takes you
Estelle & Sébastien
3-star campsite at Trémolat in Dordogne halfway between Bergerac and Sarlat, outdoor pool, direct access to the River Dordogne, water skiing, canoeing, pedalos, touring pitches and mobile home hire.
Camping Les Berges de la Dordogne, Dordogne - The River Dordogne and its picturesque villages
Extending along the northern bank of the River Dordogne, this beautifully situated campsite offers charming, shady pitches right at the water’s edge. On site you can rest and relax, take a dip in the pool or join in the family activities organised throughout the summer months. Ideally located halfway between the towns of Bergerac and Sarlat, it makes a great base for visiting the sights of southern Périgord but also for fishing, walking, water sports and cycling in the lovely and unspoilt local countryside.
The + points
The water skiing club and canoeing centre on site
The great location in the heart of Périgord
The calm and restful setting
" I love: Great access to the river for paddle board Great bathrooms "
" I love: Small, well organised and spacious campsite right on the riverbank.. We enjoyed having the pool, bar and restaurant facilities, without having the feel of a resort style campsite that often goes along with those facilities "
" I love: The river was the best part and lovely size of pitch. "
" I love: Quiet campsite with a two lovely pools and a pool bar. Beautifully situated next to the Dordogne and lots of shade if you requested a shady spot. The owner (usually on reception) was helpful and friendly and the site generally was kept beautifully clean. Fresh bread delivered daily and a handy little shop on site. We were able to walk into the village for a more sophisticated meal in one of the restaurants there, but our meal in the campsite was great too. Excellent stay. "
" I love: A beautiful campsite right next to the river, friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere at the pool which was open till late, a great base for exploring the area. Bar was busy with live music on 2 of our 3 nights which was entertaining. "
Leisure facilities and services
Heated outdoor pool
Outdoor pool
Kids entertainment
Free WiFi dedicated zone
Pets allowed on camping pitches(€)(conditions apply)
Pets allowed in rental accommodation(€)(conditions apply)
Bar
Small shop
Fresh bread delivered daily
Children’s playground
Multi-sports court
Tennis court
Volleyball court
River (direct access)
Natural places to swim
On site
- River
Pool facilities
On site
- Heated outdoor poolsdl (from 15/06 to 30/09)sdlSmall pool
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Leisure facilities
On site
- Children’s playground
- Bouncy castle
- Boules court
- Table tennis table
- Table football
- Pool
- Activities room
- Multi-sports court
- Volleyball court
- Badminton court
- Tennis court
- Library
Nearby
- Cinema (15kmkm)
Activities
On site
- Fishing
- Walking
- Cycling
- Water sports
- Diving
- Stand-up paddle boarding
- Woodland adventure course
- Canoeing/kayaking
- Pedalos
Nearby
- Horse riding (10kmkm)
- Bike hire (12kmkm)
- Quad biking (12kmkm)
- Sailing (6kmkm)
- Pony trekking (10kmkm)
- Archery (4kmkm)
Services
On site
- Pizzas (from 01/07 to 30/09)
- Bar
- Fresh bread delivered daily (from 01/05 to 30/09)
- Launderette
- Disabled toilet/washing facilities
- Sheet hire
- Fridge hire
- Wi-Fi (Free) (dedicated zone)
- Baby kit hire
- Baby area
- Small shop (from 04/04 to 31/10)
- Restaurant (from 01/07 to 30/09)
Nearby
- Regional products
- Bakery (0.9kmkm)
- Motorhome service point (1kmkm)
Entertainment
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Well worth a visit Nearby Camping Les Berges de la Dordogne Nouvelle Aquitaine
Explore the caves at the Grotte du Grand Roca veritable forest of stalactites, stalagmites and other mineral formations unparalleled in the area. Close by you’ll also find the prehistoric shelter at Laugerie Basse where a 3D projection and fun tablet-based virtual archaeological digs will help you to understand the site and give you an idea of what it looked like thousands of years ago in a 360° augmented reality experience. The two sites, just a few dozen yards apart, can be visited on a joint ticket.
Something different
The Château de Bridoire offers a unique range of traditional indoor and outdoor games for all ages, while its grounds contain a “wild” natural maze leading through a mysterious valley complete with river, springs, troglodytic shelters and picturesque ruins.
Don’t miss
Two of Périgord’s most impressive historic sites, Cadouin Abbey and the Château de Biron, lie close to the campsite and can be visited on a joint ticket. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the abbey’s cloisters are a masterpiece of flamboyant French Gothic architecture, while the impressive Château de Biron, much modified and extended over the centuries, bears testimony to the power once wielded by the Gontaut-Biron family.
Walking/cycling route
Leaving from the campsite, join the GR6 long-distance footpath on foot or by mountain bike and explore the meanders, river bluffs and stunning views of the Cingle de Trémolat. This 2-hour walk returns to the campsite via the main road leading to the village.
Driving route
Take a day’s drive around the bastide towns and pretty villages of southern Dordogne starting with Cadouin, where you can visit the abbey and its cloisters and admire the old covered market. Take a look at the unusual church at Molières, then continue to Saint-Avit-Sénieur, home to another – huge – abbey and the adjacent and excellent La Table de Léo restaurant, the perfect venue for lunch. In the afternoon, head out to the impressive bastide village of Monpazier with its numerous cafés, restaurants and craft shops. Round off the day at the Château de Biron, one of Périgord’s four baronial seats, which offers evening visits to coincide with the local night market, and craft workshops for all the family.
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Campsites with fishing
Set on the banks of the River Dordogne, Les Berges de la Dordogne is the ideal campsite for the keen angler. The river here contains 40 different species of fish, from trout and salmon to sturgeon and eels – something for everyone. Try your hand at fly fishing or a spot of boat fishing in this calm and tranquil setting in the heart of the Dordogne valley.
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Water sports camping
With its choice of water sports activities, Les Berges de la Dordogne is a great place for a holiday with family or friends. Here you can enjoy the lovely natural setting of the Dordogne valley in a pedalo or on a stand-up paddle board. And for the more adventurous, the chance of a canoe or kayak trip down the Vézère or Dordogne river beckons. Hours of water fun guaranteed!
Campsite contact details
Moulin d'Aval
24510 Trémolat
Nouvelle Aquitaine
Camping pitches open from 02/04 to 02/10
Rental accommodation open from 02/04 to 02/10
Number of pitches: 96
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Latitude : 44.879065
Longitude : 0.824929
3-star campsite at Trémolat in Dordogne halfway between Bergerac and Sarlat, outdoor pool, direct access to the River Dordogne, water skiing, canoeing, pedalos, touring pitches and mobile home hire.
The River Dordogne and its picturesque villages
Extending along the northern bank of the River Dordogne, this beautifully situated campsite offers charming, shady pitches right at the water’s edge. On site you can rest and relax, take a dip in the pool or join in the family activities organised throughout the summer months. Ideally located halfway between the towns of Bergerac and Sarlat, it makes a great base for visiting the sights of southern Périgord but also for fishing, walking, water sports and cycling in the lovely and unspoilt local countryside.
The water skiing club and canoeing centre on site
The great location in the heart of Périgord
The calm and restful setting
From 75 € per week
For a camping pitch for 2 people (7 nights) from 03/04/2021 to 10/04/2021
From 199 € per week
For rental accommodation for 2 people (7 nights) from 03/04/2021 to 10/04/2021
Heated outdoor pool
Outdoor pool
Kids entertainment
Free WiFi dedicated zone
Pets allowed on camping pitches(€)(conditions apply)
Pets allowed in rental accommodation(€)(conditions apply)
Bar
Small shop
Fresh bread delivered daily
Children’s playground
Multi-sports court
Tennis court
Volleyball court
River (direct access)
Natural places to swim
On site
- River
Pool facilities
On site
- Heated outdoor poolsdl (from 15/06 to 30/09)sdlSmall pool
- sdlOutdoor poolsdl (from 15/06 to 30/09)sdl sdl
Leisure facilities
On site
- Children’s playground
- Bouncy castle
- Boules court
- Table tennis table
- Table football
- Pool
- Activities room
- Multi-sports court
- Volleyball court
- Badminton court
- Tennis court
- Library
Nearby
- Cinema (15kmkm)
Activities
On site
- Fishing
- Walking
- Cycling
- Water sports
- Diving
- Stand-up paddle boarding
- Woodland adventure course
- Canoeing/kayaking
- Pedalos
Nearby
- Horse riding (10kmkm)
- Bike hire (12kmkm)
- Quad biking (12kmkm)
- Sailing (6kmkm)
- Pony trekking (10kmkm)
- Archery (4kmkm)
Services
On site
- Pizzas (from 01/07 to 30/09)
- Bar
- Fresh bread delivered daily (from 01/05 to 30/09)
- Launderette
- Disabled toilet/washing facilities
- Sheet hire
- Fridge hire
- Wi-Fi (Free) (dedicated zone)
- Baby kit hire
- Baby area
- Small shop (from 04/04 to 31/10)
- Restaurant (from 01/07 to 30/09)
Nearby
- Regional products
- Bakery (0.9kmkm)
- Motorhome service point (1kmkm)
Entertainment
- Evening entertainment :sdl Dates In July and Augustsdl1 times a week sdl sdl
- Activities for children 1 : for 6 to 12 year-oldssdl Dates In July and Augustsdl3 times a week sdl sdl
- Family activities :sdl Dates In July and Augustsdl1 times a week sdl sdl
Well worth a visit Nearby Camping Les Berges de la Dordogne Nouvelle Aquitaine
Explore the caves at the Grotte du Grand Roca veritable forest of stalactites, stalagmites and other mineral formations unparalleled in the area. Close by you’ll also find the prehistoric shelter at Laugerie Basse where a 3D projection and fun tablet-based virtual archaeological digs will help you to understand the site and give you an idea of what it looked like thousands of years ago in a 360° augmented reality experience. The two sites, just a few dozen yards apart, can be visited on a joint ticket.
Something different
The Château de Bridoire offers a unique range of traditional indoor and outdoor games for all ages, while its grounds contain a “wild” natural maze leading through a mysterious valley complete with river, springs, troglodytic shelters and picturesque ruins.
Don’t miss
Two of Périgord’s most impressive historic sites, Cadouin Abbey and the Château de Biron, lie close to the campsite and can be visited on a joint ticket. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the abbey’s cloisters are a masterpiece of flamboyant French Gothic architecture, while the impressive Château de Biron, much modified and extended over the centuries, bears testimony to the power once wielded by the Gontaut-Biron family.
Walking/cycling route
Leaving from the campsite, join the GR6 long-distance footpath on foot or by mountain bike and explore the meanders, river bluffs and stunning views of the Cingle de Trémolat. This 2-hour walk returns to the campsite via the main road leading to the village.
Driving route
Take a day’s drive around the bastide towns and pretty villages of southern Dordogne starting with Cadouin, where you can visit the abbey and its cloisters and admire the old covered market. Take a look at the unusual church at Molières, then continue to Saint-Avit-Sénieur, home to another – huge – abbey and the adjacent and excellent La Table de Léo restaurant, the perfect venue for lunch. In the afternoon, head out to the impressive bastide village of Monpazier with its numerous cafés, restaurants and craft shops. Round off the day at the Château de Biron, one of Périgord’s four baronial seats, which offers evening visits to coincide with the local night market, and craft workshops for all the family.
Campsites with fishing
Set on the banks of the River Dordogne, Les Berges de la Dordogne is the ideal campsite for the keen angler. The river here contains 40 different species of fish, from trout and salmon to sturgeon and eels – something for everyone. Try your hand at fly fishing or a spot of boat fishing in this calm and tranquil setting in the heart of the Dordogne valley.
Water sports camping
With its choice of water sports activities, Les Berges de la Dordogne is a great place for a holiday with family or friends. Here you can enjoy the lovely natural setting of the Dordogne valley in a pedalo or on a stand-up paddle board. And for the more adventurous, the chance of a canoe or kayak trip down the Vézère or Dordogne river beckons. Hours of water fun guaranteed!