Its very much a case of take things at your own pace. Hire the electric bikes and explore a little, new nearby tennis court, 9 holes at Tombeboeuf or a paddle in the river…

We keep brochures in the reception chalet of many of the nearby chateaux, vineyards, galleries and fetes.

Golfe de Barte at Tombeboeuf is a slightly hilly very pretty 9 hole course. The club is under new ownership and there have been many recent improvements. Club, trolley and buggy hire available. 20€ for 18 holes.

Les Vigiers has 27 holes set in the very picturesque grounds of the chateau. A superb brasserie serves food all day.

We have 2 sets of clubs available for hire, men’s right-hand and a ladies left-hand set along with 2 electric trolleys.

There is a beautiful new tennis court just up the road that is rarely used. We have racquets and balls you can hire. Cost of the court 10€ per hour.

Being so far from the sea the French take full advantage of their very clean rivers for swimming. There are various places along the banks of the Dordogne to swim. At La Roque-Gageac you can swim, canoe or take a boat trip down the river. There are toilet facilities and lots of picnic benches.

Castelmoron has an artificial beach on the river with a small marina you can wander around, surrounded by flat cycle paths.

Being on the site of an old flour mill we are on the top of a hill. Its great leaving but a long hill coming back from every direction. Unless of course you are riding an electric bike! We have 2 of them!!

If you have never tried an electric bike its a absolute must. Pedalling can be virtually effortless, or you can change the gearing and choose your desired level of exertion. Helmets and paniers are provided. The battery is good for 50k so you really can explore much further afield.

Cycle to bastide towns Eymet and Miramont for markets and night markets.  Visit the chateau at medieval Lauzun or castle at Duras. It is possible to cycle as far as historic Bergerac.

There is a cycle hire company nearby that does escorted tours to vineyards and chocolate factory.

The campsite borders agricultural land and there are farm tracks nearby with no need to take the car if you want a walk through the countryside. Walking after sunset is not recommended as street lighting is scarce.

We have a DVD produced by the Pays de Lauzun detailing 20 local walks which you may borrow.