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Domaine de la Faurie

Country/Region 

Domaine de la Faurie is located in a green, hilly area between the Lot and the Dordogne. There are enchanting medieval villages on the hillsides.

Gourdon, Rocamadour and Gramat, beautiful old towns, are in the immediate vicinity. The region is rich in historic buildings, medieval castles and prehistoric sites and caves such as Gouffre de Padirac, Grotte de Lacave and Grotte du Peche Merle. 

Camping 

Domaine de la Faurie is located on a hill, on a 27-hectare site of unspoilt nature and offers a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape. In Séniergues (2 km) and Montfaucon (3 km) there is of course a bakery, a butcher, a supermarket, various restaurants and other facilities.

At the center of the domain is a historic pigeon tower with characteristic buildings. Tendi has placed 2 types of glamping tents here. The Tendi Glamping Safari Tents with private bathroom and the Tendi Glamping Lodge Tents with private bathroom and floor / loft. Both types of tents stand among the trees and have a view of the valley. The Tendi Glamping Lodge Tents have 3 bedrooms and an attractive veranda with lounge set. Of course there is a wonderful heated swimming pool with a separate children's pool. There is also a playground. In the evening you can enjoy the rich gastronomy, local products, local wines and the fantastic view in the restaurant or on the terrace. Some local specialties can be purchased in the shop at the reception.

The area is ideal for making trips to the many sights and historic sites in the area.

Facilities

  • Beautiful camping pitches with views on the valley
  • Electricity available
  • All Private / private sanitary with shower, toilet and sink in the tentplaces on slightly sloping, natural soil
  • Private / private sanitary with shower, toilet and sink in the tent
  • Reception with shop
  • Restaurant with bar and terrace (from 15 April to 30 September)
  • Snack for pizza, fries and takeaway meals
  • BBQ evenings in high season
  • Heated swimming pool (6 × 15m) (from 22-4 to 30-9 in good weather conditions) with sun beds / umbrellas
  • Separate children's pool (2.5 × 5m) and beautiful view
  • Playground with swings, slide, trampoline and bouncy castle
  • Small-scale animation in the morning with games and workshops
  • Boules
  • Table tennis
  • Possibility of ordering bread
  • Freeze cooling elements
  • WiFi at bar and terrace (free)

Activities

  • Beautiful walking routes and cycling routes. 3 different walking routes from the campsite of 1, 5 to 3 hours and from 6, 11 and 18 km
  • On Saturday morning there is a market in Montfaucon, on Thursday and Saturday morning in Gourdon, on Tuesday and Thursday morning in Gramat, on Wednesday and Thursday morning in Souillac and on Sunday in Labastide Murat
  • Canoeing in the area
  • On the route to Santiago de Compostela lies Gourdon, a medieval town on the list of "Most beautiful detours" in France. The old town has managed to preserve its medieval appearance, with its fortress gate, its narrow, winding streets, its half-timbered houses, etc.
  • Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, beautiful, high-altitude village full of houses with red roofs, which surround a fortified church on the banks of the River Lot. It is pleasant to stay in the sloping streets of Saint Cirq Lapopie.
  • Rocamadour, Medieval village built vertically against a rock. Both, at the bottom of the valley and at the top of the village the view is spectacular.
  • Gouffre de Padirac, a huge underground cave. You can discover this huge cave on a boat trip over an area of more than 100 meters below ground. You will sail along the Grande Pendeloque, a huge stalactite of 60 meters high, before you arrive at the Grand Dômedont, whose vault reaches a height of 94 meters.
  • Sarlat, located between the rivers Dordogne and Vézère. The old town has been beautifully preserved. Sarlat has, moreover, been the setting for historical films on several occasions. In addition to the architectural resources, the city is known for its gastronomy and its duck-based specialties, in particular the foie gras. Visit La Roque-Gageac on the outward or return journey.
  • Cahors, with the Pont Valentré, a fortress bridge with 3 towers, which is on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. The old town offers a beautiful walk along the gardens and stately buildings. Cahors is also known for its art of living and delicious specialties such as truffle, foie gras and especially the famous wines from Cahors.
  • Cave de Lacave, a visit to these caves starts with a train. The visit is then continued on foot. The highlight of the visit is the Salle des Merveilles.
  • Grotte du Peche Merle, caves with hundreds of prehistoric paintings and engravings that are more than 20,000 years old. There are also drawings of mammoths, horses, bison and human figures on the various walls.
  • Souillac, located on the banks of the Dordogne river with abbey, monastery buildings and medieval clock tower.
  • Carrenac, medieval village on the banks of the Dordogne with the castle from the 16th century, the Romanesque Saint-Pierre church with its remarkable tympanum and the monastery, built after the foundation of a priory of the Order of Cluny.
  • Loubressac, located on a rock with traditional limestone rock houses from the Quercy region. While walking through the colorful streets you come across a fortress gate, a castle and the St. Jean-Baptiste church.
  • Cardaillac, medieval village in the valley, nestled between chestnut trees. Visit the fort with two square towers and a round tower from the Middle Ages. From the round tower you can see a beautiful panorama of the village and the surrounding area.
  • Puy L ’Eveque, situated on a rock overlooking the Lot. The quays along the River Lot used to be craft districts. Authentic village in the heart of the Cahors wine region.
  • Autoire is on the list of most beautiful villages in France. There are beautiful houses with their pigeon towers and turrets. Near the village is the Autoire stream with a beautiful 30-meter waterfall and hiking trails to visit the Keteldal. There are various climbing routes on the rocks.
  • Figeac, located in the Célé Valley on the river of the same name. Stately homes and palaces from the Renaissance period on the central Champollion square.
  • Vallee du Célé, The river Célé is a tributary of the Lot. Adventurous river that runs along steep rocks, authentic villages and prehistoric caves. Ideal for exploring by canoe.
  • The famous Caves of Lascaux with prehistoric drawings
  • 18-hole golf course Golf and Country Club Souillac at Souilla
  • Discover the biodiversity of plants, animals and geology in the Causses de Quercy Natural Park with guide Béatrice Cazaban

Ausstattung

  • Beautiful camping pitches with views on the valley
  • Electricity available
  • All Private / private sanitary with shower, toilet and sink in the tentplaces on slightly sloping, natural soil
  • Private / private sanitary with shower, toilet and sink in the tent
  • Reception with shop
  • Restaurant with bar and terrace (from 15 April to 30 September)
  • Snack for pizza, fries and takeaway meals
  • BBQ evenings in high season
  • Heated swimming pool (6 × 15m) (from 22-4 to 30-9 in good weather conditions) with sun beds / umbrellas
  • Separate children's pool (2.5 × 5m) and beautiful view
  • Playground with swings, slide, trampoline and bouncy castle
  • Small-scale animation in the morning with games and workshops
  • Boules
  • Table tennis
  • Possibility of ordering bread
  • Freeze cooling elements
  • WiFi at bar and terrace (free)

  • Beautiful walking routes and cycling routes. 3 different walking routes from the campsite of 1, 5 to 3 hours and from 6, 11 and 18 km
  • On Saturday morning there is a market in Montfaucon, on Thursday and Saturday morning in Gourdon, on Tuesday and Thursday morning in Gramat, on Wednesday and Thursday morning in Souillac and on Sunday in Labastide Murat
  • Canoeing in the area
  • On the route to Santiago de Compostela lies Gourdon, a medieval town on the list of "Most beautiful detours" in France. The old town has managed to preserve its medieval appearance, with its fortress gate, its narrow, winding streets, its half-timbered houses, etc.
  • Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, beautiful, high-altitude village full of houses with red roofs, which surround a fortified church on the banks of the River Lot. It is pleasant to stay in the sloping streets of Saint Cirq Lapopie.
  • Rocamadour, Medieval village built vertically against a rock. Both, at the bottom of the valley and at the top of the village the view is spectacular.
  • Gouffre de Padirac, a huge underground cave. You can discover this huge cave on a boat trip over an area of more than 100 meters below ground. You will sail along the Grande Pendeloque, a huge stalactite of 60 meters high, before you arrive at the Grand Dômedont, whose vault reaches a height of 94 meters.
  • Sarlat, located between the rivers Dordogne and Vézère. The old town has been beautifully preserved. Sarlat has, moreover, been the setting for historical films on several occasions. In addition to the architectural resources, the city is known for its gastronomy and its duck-based specialties, in particular the foie gras. Visit La Roque-Gageac on the outward or return journey.
  • Cahors, with the Pont Valentré, a fortress bridge with 3 towers, which is on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. The old town offers a beautiful walk along the gardens and stately buildings. Cahors is also known for its art of living and delicious specialties such as truffle, foie gras and especially the famous wines from Cahors.
  • Cave de Lacave, a visit to these caves starts with a train. The visit is then continued on foot. The highlight of the visit is the Salle des Merveilles.
  • Grotte du Peche Merle, caves with hundreds of prehistoric paintings and engravings that are more than 20,000 years old. There are also drawings of mammoths, horses, bison and human figures on the various walls.
  • Souillac, located on the banks of the Dordogne river with abbey, monastery buildings and medieval clock tower.
  • Carrenac, medieval village on the banks of the Dordogne with the castle from the 16th century, the Romanesque Saint-Pierre church with its remarkable tympanum and the monastery, built after the foundation of a priory of the Order of Cluny.
  • Loubressac, located on a rock with traditional limestone rock houses from the Quercy region. While walking through the colorful streets you come across a fortress gate, a castle and the St. Jean-Baptiste church.
  • Cardaillac, medieval village in the valley, nestled between chestnut trees. Visit the fort with two square towers and a round tower from the Middle Ages. From the round tower you can see a beautiful panorama of the village and the surrounding area.
  • Puy L ’Eveque, situated on a rock overlooking the Lot. The quays along the River Lot used to be craft districts. Authentic village in the heart of the Cahors wine region.
  • Autoire is on the list of most beautiful villages in France. There are beautiful houses with their pigeon towers and turrets. Near the village is the Autoire stream with a beautiful 30-meter waterfall and hiking trails to visit the Keteldal. There are various climbing routes on the rocks.
  • Figeac, located in the Célé Valley on the river of the same name. Stately homes and palaces from the Renaissance period on the central Champollion square.
  • Vallee du Célé, The river Célé is a tributary of the Lot. Adventurous river that runs along steep rocks, authentic villages and prehistoric caves. Ideal for exploring by canoe.
  • The famous Caves of Lascaux with prehistoric drawings
  • 18-hole golf course Golf and Country Club Souillac at Souilla
  • Discover the biodiversity of plants, animals and geology in the Causses de Quercy Natural Park with guide Béatrice Cazaban

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