Frequently asked questions

Camping Le Val de la Marquise welcomes you from April 11 to September 5.

During the off-season, check-in is from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. During the high season, check-in is from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Check-out is generally in the morning, according to the established schedule.

Yes, late check-in is possible under certain conditions, provided you notify us in advance. The campground gates close at 11:00 p.m.; after that time, vehicle access is no longer permitted, and we will guide you to your site on foot or by golf cart.

During the off-season, the front desk is open from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. During the high season, it is open from 8:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

The campground is located in Campagne, in the Dordogne, in the heart of the Périgord Noir. It is ideally situated 5 minutes from Le Bugue, 10 minutes from Les Eyzies, and 25 minutes from Sarlat-la-Canéda.

The exact address is: 544 Route de Saint-Cyprien, 24260 Campagne. The campground is accessible by car via the highway, by train via Le Bugue station, or by plane via Bergerac Airport.

The precise GPS coordinates for your navigation system are: 44.906° N / 0.973° E.

For a safer, smoother, and more comfortable trip (especially if you’re towing a trailer or driving an RV), we strongly recommend taking the route through Périgueux. Avoid the secondary routes sometimes suggested by GPS apps like Waze that go through Montignac, as the roads there are winding and narrow.

Yes, low-speed Wi-Fi is available free of charge throughout the campground. A high-speed Wi-Fi option is also available for an additional fee for more demanding uses.

Yes, our campsites are spacious, shaded, and separated by hedges. We offer Premium campsites equipped with a wastewater disposal station, chemical toilets, and a 16A electrical hookup.

Yes, most of our campsites have natural shade provided by the local vegetation, which consists mainly of catalpa trees surrounding the sites.

Yes, the campground is entirely on one level and accessible to people with disabilities. Our public accessibility registry is available on our website for more details.

The mobile homes are equipped with comforters and pillows. Sheets and pillowcases are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own. However, you can reserve sheet sets when you make your reservation.

The Freecamp kit (available for €15 with advance reservation) includes: plates, glasses, mugs, bowls, utensils, a salad bowl, a salad spinner, a colander, 1 frying pan, 2 saucepans, a salad server, a plastic spatula, and a wooden spoon and spatula.

No, our mobile homes do not have air conditioning. Since the campground is nestled in a valley with plenty of trees, it stays naturally cool during summer nights.

Yes, visitors are allowed under certain conditions. A visitor is defined as someone who drops by to see you briefly during the day.

Yes, pets are allowed (excluding Category 1 and 2), up to a maximum of 2 pets per unit or campsite, for an additional fee.

The campground is surrounded by forests and trails that are perfect for walks. We also have a stream where dogs can cool off. Guided walks to the Vézère River or along the forest trails are organized regularly.

Yes, a heated outdoor pool with a wading pool for children is available free of charge to all our guests.

The campground is perfectly suited for this: it features a kids’ club, a playground, regular entertainment, and activities for all ages.

Yes, during peak season, we offer theme nights, concerts, shows, games, and social events.

Yes, the campground fosters a family-friendly, quiet, and relaxing atmosphere, especially at night to ensure everyone gets a good night’s sleep.

This is a series of fun challenges centered around the values of camping, designed for children and their parents. These challenges can be completed throughout the stay and earn participants dinosaur-themed badges (with the ultimate badge being the T-Rex).

No, this activity is completely free so that all children can enjoy themselves without any cost.

You’ll find a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and supermarkets in Le Bugue, located just a 7-minute drive away.

Yes, there is a snack bar on site that specializes in grilled dishes and wood-fired pizzas. Fresh bread and pastries are also available every morning.

The restaurant is open in the evening from 4:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Our pizzas are handmade, generously topped, 33 cm in diameter, and traditionally baked in a wood-fired oven.

The town of Le Bugue (7 minutes away) has plenty of shopping options, including stores such as Intermarché, Bio Coop, Aldi, and Lidl.

Yes, there is a private pond—200 meters long and 20 meters wide—located right on the campground grounds.

Yes, fishing is permitted and free in the campground’s pond; no fishing license is required. To fish in rivers, you must have a valid fishing license (the Vézère River is 900 meters away, and the Dordogne River is a 10-minute drive away).

No, for safety reasons and to ensure the fishermen’s peace of mind, swimming is strictly prohibited in the pond.

Fishing is conducted exclusively on a “no-kill” basis (fish must be released). Baiting is strictly prohibited, and barbless hooks must be used to protect wildlife.

The pond is mainly stocked with mirror and common carp (weighing up to 14 kg), grass carp, as well as other species of whitefish and American crayfish.

You can purchase your permit on the official website, cartedepeche.fr, or at local tourist offices and fishing supply stores. Approximate prices: ~€15 for a one-day permit, ~€37 for a weekly permit (7 consecutive days).

A pleasant stream runs through the campground, which also features a fishing pond. The Vézère River is 900 meters away, and the Dordogne River is just a 10-minute drive away.

Yes, our location is ideal: we’re right near the Lascaux Caves, Sarlat-la-Canéda, listed villages (La Roque-Gageac, Beynac-et-Cazenac), major castles, sinkholes (Proumeyssac), and the Maxange Caves.

Yes, you can go canoeing or kayaking on the Vézère or the Dordogne with our partner providers, who offer special rates to our customers.

Yes, the campground is close to the Vézère and the Dordogne. In just a few minutes by car, you can reach the region’s most beautiful river beaches. A comprehensive guide to the beaches is available at the front desk.

Yes, there are designated, supervised swimming areas on the Vézère River just 900 meters from the campground.

800 meters from the campground is a greenway/safe bike path connecting Limeuil to Périgueux. The campground is also the starting point for several marked mountain bike trails.

There are many traditional markets in the neighboring villages: on Sundays in Saint-Cyprien, on Tuesdays in Le Bugue, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays in Sarlat-la-Canéda. During peak season, don’t miss the gourmet night markets.

The Périgord Noir offers a magnificent variety of landscapes: lush green valleys, limestone cliffs, majestic rivers, dense forests, and picturesque medieval villages.

The Château de Campagne is located just 500 meters from the campground and is within walking distance. Less than a 20-minute drive away, you can also visit the famous castles of Les Milandes, Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, and Beynac, or the Maison Forte de Reignac.

Absolutely. Thanks to its unique central location, nearly 90% of the major tourist attractions in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys are less than 25 minutes away.

Yes, the renowned Roc Fayard climbing area is just a 15-minute walk from the campground. It features sport climbing routes, although they are classified as difficult (5B to 7C), as well as a beginner’s area with about ten routes that are ideal for young climbers at levels 4 to 4c.

The main climbing area is geared toward experienced climbers (grades 5B to 7C). However, a beginner’s area with 10 easier routes (grades 4a to 4c) is perfectly suited for beginners and children.

Yes, we hand out discount coupons and free admission tickets during our Sunday evening welcome reception and bingo night. Our partners include the Jardins Panoramiques de Marqueyssac, Limeuil, Canoë 24, Canoë Détente on the Dordogne, and Le Village du Bournat.

Yes, a hiking trail runs through the national forest directly from the back of the campground, giving you direct and safe access to the castle gardens.

Camping Le Val de la Marquise is a 4-star campground that has been awarded the “Camping Qualité” certification and is affiliated with the Flower Campings franchise.

Flower Campings is a chain of small, intimate campgrounds focused on a friendly atmosphere and nature. The owners of our campground are Delphine and Ghislain, who guarantee you a personalized welcome.