Camping Sarlat

Between charming villages, green valleys and the rich gastronomy of the Périgord, Sarlat is an ideal destination for a camping holiday. With Yelloh! Village, find your mobile home in Sarlat and enjoy a comfortable stay in a region full of cultural, natural and culinary discoveries.

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Camping in Sarlat

In the heart of the Périgord Noir, Sarlat stands out for its remarkable heritage and timeless atmosphere. Its medieval streets, golden stone buildings and lively squares make it one of the most beautiful towns in the Dordogne.

 

Beyond the town, the Dordogne Valley reveals rolling landscapes dotted with castles, gardens and picturesque villages. Between visits, the surrounding countryside invites you to slow down, whether along the river or on scenic walking trails.

 

Choosing a campsite in Sarlat means enjoying a perfect blend of heritage, nature and gastronomy, in a destination where every day brings something new to discover.

 

Mobile home rental in Sarlat

For your stay in Sarlat, enjoy a mobile home rental in a Yelloh! Village campsite ideally located in the Périgord Noir. You’ll benefit from a perfect base to explore one of the most beautiful regions of the Dordogne.

 

Close to the medieval town, Yelloh! Village Domaine des Chênes Verts, located in Calviac-en-Périgord, welcomes you in a peaceful natural setting, ideal for a relaxing stay just a few minutes from Sarlat.

 

Nearby, Yelloh! Village Lascaux Vacances, located in Coly-Saint-Amand, close to Montignac-Lascaux, offers easy access to the famous Lascaux caves and the key sites of the Vézère Valley.

 

Further south, Yelloh! Village Pomport Beach, in Pomport, provides a unique setting by a lake, surrounded by vineyards and rolling countryside.

 

The mobile homes combine comfort, modern amenities and quality facilities, ensuring a pleasant stay for families and friends alike. On site, you’ll also enjoy the service and attention that define the Yelloh! Village experience.

 

What to do while camping in Sarlat?

Staying at a campsite in Sarlat means discovering a destination rich in experiences. From the early morning, the medieval town comes alive with markets, terraces and historic façades. Simply wandering through the old streets is an experience in itself.

 

A short distance away, the Dordogne Valley offers countless highlights. Castles, picturesque villages and landscaped gardens line the river, which can also be explored by canoe. Nature lovers will enjoy walking or cycling through the gentle countryside.

 

In the evening, Sarlat reveals a more intimate side. Warm lights illuminate the stone buildings, restaurants showcase local specialities and the atmosphere becomes even more inviting. Camping here is all about combining culture, nature and the pleasure of simple moments.

 

FAQ

What are the main attractions in Sarlat?

  • Sarlat old town: a beautifully preserved medieval centre with narrow streets and historic buildings.
  • Saint-Sacerdos Cathedral: a landmark combining Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
  • The Lantern of the Dead: a unique and mysterious medieval monument.
  • Sarlat market: a must-see to discover local specialities, especially in the Sainte-Marie covered market.

What activities can you do in Sarlat?

  • Wander through the medieval streets.
  • Discover local markets and regional cuisine.
  • Join guided tours to learn more about the town’s history.
  • Enjoy events and activities in the town centre.

What are the most beautiful villages near Sarlat?

  • La Roque-Gageac: a village set along the Dordogne River.
  • Beynac-et-Cazenac: overlooked by its medieval castle.
  • Domme: a hilltop bastide with panoramic views.
  • Castelnaud-la-Chapelle: known for its impressive castle.

What local specialities should you try in Sarlat?

  • Foie gras
  • Duck confit and duck breast
  • Black truffle from the Périgord
  • Walnuts and walnut-based products

What todo in Sarlat and nearby when it rains?

  • Visit the Lascaux caves.
  • Explore museums in Sarlat.
  • Discover the Sainte-Marie covered market.
  • Visit troglodyte sites in the region.

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