Camping in Limousin
46 campsites in France, Limousin
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2019
You will be assured of a very warm welcome, throughout the long season, at this attractive family run site set amongst a variety of tall...
This attractively landscaped site, alongside the fast-flowing River Dordogne (unfenced), is ideal for adults to explore the pretty region of the Corrèze. It has 11...
Camping Club Bel Air is a peaceful site located next to an attractive ten-hectare lake and close to the National Regional Park of Périgord and...
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2018
You will receive a warm welcome at the beautiful, family run site Castel Camping le Château de Leychoisier. It offers peace and quiet in superb...
L’Ecrin Nature is a friendly site, attractively located close to Ambazac, with good access to the key sights of the Limousin. Some of the site’s...
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2021
A member of the Aquadis Loisirs group who specialise in countryside holidays, Camping de Fréaudour is located in the Haute-Vienne region of Limousin. This peaceful...
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2019
You are sure of a warm welcome by the Dutch owners of this very spacious, naturally laid out and well maintained naturist site. It is...
Le Soustran is a small charming campsite with Dutch owners. The camp is located next to Lac de Triouzoune (also called Lake Neuvic), located in...
Saint Hilaire-les-Places is a pretty village famous for its floral displays. It can be found 28 km. south of Limoges, best known for its fine...
This slightly terraced campsite is located in a beautiful estate, dominated by the 16th-century château, on the banks of a very clean lake in this...
If you’re after an activity-filled holiday in a quiet corner of Limousin, Camping Au Bois Dormant covers both bases for you. Set in an oak...
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2020
Camping de Montreal is an all-year campsite, located just a few minutes from J42 on the A20. You can be sure of a warm welcome...
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2020
The name of this site may be misleading – it is nowhere near Calais! Au Bois de Calais is located within the Parc Naturel Régional...
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2023
Camping -Au Pont du Dognon is a small and quiet site situated on the banks of the Taurion river, between Ambazac and Saint Léonard de...
Les Hameaux de Miel is a member of the Chalets en France group, which comprises six chalet parks in southern France. Please note, however, that...
This charming holiday park is located in an orchard, 800 m. from the town of Chamberet at the edge of a fine arboretum. The bungalow...
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2022
La Plage is situated 3 km. from Treignac across the road from Lac des Bariousses. There are 146 large grassy pitches, 94 for touring most...
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2021
Camping le Moulin de Piot can be found on the banks of the Petite Creuse river. It is a popular site with anglers and kayaking...
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2023
In the heart of Limousin in the Haute-Vienne department, Camping de la Gartempe is situated in a protected area next to the River Gartempe and...
This is a very pleasant and well equipped site in a beautiful location on a small island in the River Dordogne. Huttopia Beaulieu sur Dordogne...
Limousin
This quiet and deeply rural province is right in the centre of France to the south of the tourist region of the Loire Valley. Unspoilt and thinly populated, it is unknown to many but by others is considered close to paradise.

On the western side of the Massif Central, this stunningly beautiful region of still lakes, fast flowing streams, gently rolling valleys and forested mountains has been one of the best kept secrets in France. Lush green meadows are grazed by the Limousin breed of cattle, numerous ancient villages and churches dot the landscape, as well as more imposing abbey churches and fortresses. The region’s moorland has made it popular with horse breeders and the Anglo-Arab horse originated from the famous studs of Pompadour.
The city of Limoges, synonymous with porcelain production, produced the finest painted enamelware of Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries and today remains the porcelain capital of France. Aubusson is renowned for its beautiful and intricate tapestries. But Limousin’s appeal is, more than anything, the freedom of the countryside and it has not yet been discovered except by the discerning traveller. A few miles west is the quiet, unassuming town of Aixe-Sur-Vienne, situated on a pilgrimage route and gateway to the National Park of the Périgord-Limousin, a natural haven laced with walking paths that lead around peat bogs, glassy lakes and limestone beds. Limousin’s castles, such as the Château de Crozant and Château de Boussac, are a reminder of a troubled past, now serving as an interesting way to explore the area’s history.
Places of interest

Aubusson: Long tradition of tapestry making, Hotel de Ville tapestry collections.
Grimel-les-Cascades: A pretty hamlet set in a deep gorge.
Gueret: Built around a monastery founded in the 8th century, the municipal museum houses a fine collection of porcelain.
Limoges: Porcelain, enamel and faience work; château; church of St Michel-de-Lions; cathedral of St Etienne.
Oradour sur Glane: War-damaged village preserved from 1944.
Segur-le-Château: Picturesque village dominated by its fortified château; Henry IV’s house.
Treignac: Rocher des Folles with a view of the Vézères gorges.
Tulle: 12th-century cathedral and cloister; City museum; Maison de Loyac.
Cuisine of the region

Traditional dishes include a variety of stews such as pote, cassoulet, beans and pork and sauced dishes accompanied by chestnuts or rye pancakes. Limousin beef is tender and full of flavour.
Bréjaude: A soup eaten with rye bread and so thick with cabbage and other vegetables that a spoon will stand up in it.
Clafoutis: A pancake batter poured, for example, over fruit.
Galette Corrzienne: Almond cake.
Pâté aux pommes de terre: Potatoes and crème fraîche in a puff pastry crust