Explore campsites across the Dordogne, from simple grass pitches to glamping lodges, at sites with swimming pools, playgrounds, restaurants and activities for all ages. Book direct, pick flexible dates and enjoy competitive prices for your next camping holiday.
From Sarlat to Domme, cool off after a day exploring Dordogne. Choose a campsite with an outdoor, indoor, heated or water park pool for every kind of stay.
From riverside walks to shaded campsites near medieval villages, Dordogne is made for exploring together, with a warm welcome for your dog and endless outdoor adventures ahead.
Fancy the outdoor life without packing a tent? Dordogne makes glamping easy, with around 80 campsites across the region offering something a little different. Bed down in a cosy cabin near Sarlat-la-Canéda, a yurt by the river at Le Bugue, or a safari tent under the stars at Domme. Many come with real beds, kitchens and private bathrooms, so you get comfort alongside the fresh air and birdsong. From Brantôme to Montignac-Lascaux, there's a glamping stay to suit families, couples and first-time campers alike, all simple to book on Goboony.
Dordogne is one of France's most rewarding regions for a camping holiday, where golden stone villages, wooded valleys and a gently flowing river come together in one of the country's greenest corners. Base yourself near Sarlat-la-Canéda or Montignac-Lascaux and you're within easy reach of medieval market towns, prehistoric caves at Les Eyzies, and the clifftop bastide of Domme, all without needing to move your car for days.
The Dordogne river itself is the region's main draw for anyone who loves being outdoors. Canoeing beneath the cliffs at Vézac and Beynac, swimming in shaded bends near Le Bugue, and cycling the quiet lanes between campsites and vineyards are all part of daily life here. Inland, the wooded hills around Brantôme and Jumilhac-le-Grand offer walking trails and horse riding routes that wind through oak forest and past sunflower fields, while quieter villages such as Tursac and Saint-Geniès reward those who like to explore beyond the obvious stops.
Food is very much part of the appeal too. Local markets sell walnuts, foie gras, truffles and duck confit, and many campsites are close enough to village markets that you can pick up dinner on a morning walk. With around 80 campsites spread across the region, from riverside pitches to family-friendly glamping, Dordogne is easy to base a camping holiday around, whether you're after quiet nature or something a little livelier.
Hire a campervan for your holiday
Exploring Dordogne is easiest with your own wheels. Hire a motorhome, campervan or caravan from Goboony and build a road trip around the region's rivers, villages and woodland at your own pace. Choose from compact campervans for two, family-sized motorhomes with bunks, or spacious caravans for longer stays, listed by owners across the UK and Europe. Pack up, plan a loose route between stops and let Dordogne unfold exactly as you fancy.
Camping in Dordogne typically costs between £15 and £35 a night, depending on the site and season. Family-run campsites near Sarlat-la-Canéda or Le Bugue often offer good value, while riverside spots command a premium. Goboony lets you compare real prices and book securely online, so you always know what you're paying before you go.
How can I find cheap campsites in Dordogne?
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To find cheap campsites in Dordogne, try travelling outside July and August or looking at inland villages like Thenon or Verteillac rather than the busier river towns. Goboony makes it easy to filter by price and read genuine reviews, so you can spot a bargain and book with confidence, all without hidden fees.
What's the best campsite accommodation for my group?
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With everything from grassy camping spaces to glamping cabins and safari tents, Dordogne suits every kind of group. Larger families often like sites with pools near Rouffignac or Montignac-Lascaux, while couples enjoy quieter spots around Domme. Browse verified listings on Goboony and choose the stay that fits your crew, then book directly and securely.
Are there dog-friendly campsites and motorhome parks in Dordogne?
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Yes, many campsites and motorhome aires across Dordogne welcome dogs, from Brantôme to Terrasson-Lavilledieu. You'll find dog-friendly cabins, cottages and stays with fenced areas or nearby walks. Goboony's filters let you search specifically for dog-friendly campsites and book them securely, so your whole family, four-legged members included, can relax together.
What is glamping?
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Glamping combines outdoor camping with home comforts, like safari tents, wooden cabins or yurts with real beds and often a kitchen. In Dordogne, several sites near Les Eyzies and Vézac offer this option close to caves and rivers. Goboony lets you browse and book these stays securely, all in one simple search.
What guests say about camping in Dordogne
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Really friendly welcome when we arrived which set the tone for the whole stay. The pitch was lovely and spacious, with everything we needed close by. Lovely few days, we'll definitely be back.
— James P.
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A lovely quiet spot out in the countryside, with plenty of space and a few good walking trails nearby. Just what we needed to unwind.
— Tom W.
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First time using Goboony. It all went really smoothly. Great base for walking, with good trails right on the doorstep. Already looking at where to go next with the family!
— Elena R.
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So easy to sort everything out beforehand, which honestly took all the stress out of the trip. The whole family had a great time and I actually got to switch off and relax for once. We'd already been recommended it by friends and now I can see why. Really pleased we went.
— Sophie H.
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Brought the dog along and he was made just as welcome as the rest of us, plenty of space for him to run about. Easy to book too. Would happily go back next summer.
— Mark L.
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Everywhere was spotless and well looked after, and lovely and peaceful too, with nice surroundings to walk around in the evenings. We'd happily go back.
