Activities at our campsite on the banks of the Dordogne
Less than 10 km from your location at Le Capeyrou campground, you can discover one of the most beautiful bastides in the Dordogne:Domme.
A royal country house to visit during your stay at our campground near Domme
A true fortified town in the Middle Ages, Domme today bears witness to the architectural feats of that era. Built on the barre—the cliff that towers over the Dordogne River at a height of over 150 meters—Domme is home to a royal bastide and numerous squares within its ramparts.
Alone or with a guide, hop aboard the little tourist train that will take you through the winding streets of Domme. At Place de la Halle, the historic heart of this charming fortified village, you can discover the specialties of the Périgord Noir at the local farmers' market. If you are fond of folklore, you can marvel at the superb collections in the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions. As you can see, this is a must-see during your stay at ourcampsite near Domme.
The treasure of the Knights Templar
When you arrive in Domme, one of the most beautiful villages in France since Vitrac, you will be greeted by a monumental entrance, the Porte des Tours. It is a living testimony to Domme's incredible past. This gate served as a prison between 1307 and 1318. Seventy Knights Templar were held there. During your visit, take a closer look at the imposing walls of this building and you will discover a treasure trove of history.
If you enjoy caving, you'll be in your element during your stay at ourcampground near Domme. In 1912, a natural cave 20 meters deep was discovered beneath the village. It is open to visitors: wander through several chambers and return to the surface via a panoramic elevator installed on the cliffside.
Perched on a cliff, Domme is one of the best vantage points in the region for admiring the Dordogne Valley, the Château de Beynac, and the village ofLa Roque-Gageac.