Located in the one of the most beautiful French region: Dordogne, in the
heart of the "Périgord" area, near the city of Périgueux, the
regional gastronomic capital and a few steps away from a 12th century chapel,
we are very proud to offer you a real peace haven.

If you are looking for THE real camping spirit,
as in your "good old days", on a preserved natural setting at human
scale, we will be very happy to welcome you at our camping. 

In addition to our 50 campsites for tents, trailers
or camper vans, we also offer mobile homes, cottages, tents or even fully
furnished trailers for rent.



You'll spend time enjoying our beautiful river,
that will make anglers and swimmers more than happy. You will also enjoy to
entertain yourself at the swimming pool, play a tennis game with you family or
new friends, initiate youself to ping-pong or the traditional French
"pétanque" game (this really means vacations for French people),
without forgetting discovering the hiking trails in the immediate surroundings. 



Although classified 3*), you will find onsite
various services such as bread upon order, the "snack", open every
day, the bar, a free wifi zone, washing machines ...

Located at LE CHANGE, 15 kms away from
Périgueux, on the D5 regional road following HAUTEFORT direction, our place is
also the perfect starting point to reach and enjoy many tourist sites such as
the truffle mushrooms eco museum in SORGES, TOURTOIRAC caves, LASCAUX in
MONTIGNAC. 

Our offices are open from 8.00 am.


Open from April 1st to September 30th for the
camping part.



And open ALL YEAR for cottage rentals.

 

The word of the owners:

At Campsite d'Auberoche you may not have the
services of a 4 or 5 stars aquatic space or even children or teen clubs but we
promise to welcome you as warmly as your best friend could do for one or 10
nights without distinction. You will be able to recharge your batteries in a
real peaceful and quiet environment, to rediscover the simple pleasures of life
and spend restful nights listening to the lapping of the Auvezere river.