Just 8 km from Groléjac, Camping La Bouysse lets you easily enjoy the sights and activities of the Dordogne Valley while staying right on the river. You can visit the swimming lake, explore the Marais de Groléjac Nature Reserve, or travel along the Voie Verte on foot or by bike.

After a day of exploring, enjoy the heated pool, the beach along the Dordogne River, and the campground’s activities. Mobile homes, shaded campsites, and family-friendly entertainment make it easy to alternate between sightseeing, swimming, canoeing, and relaxing during your camping trip in the Périgord Noir. Let your imagination run wild.

Le pont de pierre relie les villages de Carsac-Aillac et de Groléjac

Groléjac, a village on the banks of the Dordogne, 8 km from the campground

From Camping La Bouysse, in the Dordogne Valley, Groléjac is easily accessible in 15 minutes by car. Located in the Périgord Noir, on the edge of Quercy, between Sarlat-la-Canéda and Gourdon, the town offers easy access to its lake, nature reserve, the Voie Verte, and the banks of the Dordogne.

Groléjac: Between the lake, the river, and walking trails

Groléjac is particularly known for its lake, its fine-sand beach, and its nature reserve, where you can swim, fish, take a walk, or simply enjoy some time by the water. You can also explore the village on foot or by bike thanks to its hiking trails, with the Saint-Léger Church being one of the must-see sights.

Why stay near Groléjac when visiting the Périgord Noir?

From Camping La Bouysse, Groléjac’s location makes it easy to explore the Dordogne Valley and the Périgord Noir. Sarlat-la-Canéda, Domme, and several nearby villages and tourist attractions are all within easy reach for day trips, so you can return to your campground on the banks of the Dordogne without spending your entire vacation on the road.

Location mobil-home au bord de la Dordogne – Camping La Bouysse Sarlat

Our camping accommodations for your stay in Groléjac

During your vacation at La Bouysse Campground, you can choose a mobile home, a cabin, or a shaded campsite depending on your preferred camping style. Whether you’re traveling with family, as a couple, or with friends, you’ll enjoy a stay tailored to your desires for comfort and the great outdoors.

Mobile homes for a comfortable stay

You can stay in a mobile home with 2 or 3 bedrooms, depending on the model you choose. The kitchen makes meal preparation easy, and the wooden deck lets you enjoy the sunny days, especially after a day in Groléjac or the Dordogne Valley. A practical solution for a family vacation without sacrificing comfort.

Mobile home rentals starting at 370 € per week

If you’d like to enjoy a little more peace and quiet between outings, the chalets offer comfortable accommodations in a quiet setting. This way, you can plan your days at your own pace, alternating between exploring the Périgord Noir and relaxing at the campground with family or friends.

Camping sites where you can get up close to nature

Whether you’re staying in a tent, trailer, or RV, you’ll enjoy a shaded site of about 100 m² where you can experience the spirit of traditional camping in the Dordogne. Each site has a 10-amp electrical hookup, with water access nearby. Facilities also include a baby changing station and restrooms accessible to people with limited mobility. A service area is available for motorhomes. A simple way to stay along the Dordogne River, with more space and closer contact with nature.

Camping sites starting at €7.60 per night

Piscine chauffée à débordement du camping La Bouysse en Périgord Noir, Dordogne

Heated swimming pool with a view of the Dordogne Valley

After a stroll through Groléjac, a bike ride, or a few hours along the banks of the Dordogne, come relax at our campground in the Périgord Noir, which features a swimming pool. The pool is heated, and the panoramic view of the cliffs offers an instant escape from the everyday.

Deck chairs let you enjoy a longer break by the water, while the little ones have fun in the wading pool. This way, you can easily alternate between swimming, playing in the water, and relaxing, however you’d like.

The water park is open from May 1 through September. In July and August, you can enjoy it from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Aire de jeux du camping La Bouysse en Périgord Noir, Dordogne

Activities and entertainment for the whole family in the Périgord Noir

Between outings and walks in Groléjac, you can easily find your way back to the campground for an afternoon of sports and relaxation. You can switch between a game of pétanque, ping-pong, tennis, soccer, or volleyball on the sports fields, while the kids enjoy the playgrounds. In the summer, the kids’ club offers group games, cooking workshops, scavenger hunts, and sports activities.

In the evening, enjoy the campground’s entertainment. Quizzes, karaoke, concerts, dance parties, bingo, and themed dinners offer families opportunities to spend time together.

Panneau indiquant la réception, le bar-snack, l’épicerie et la laverie du Camping La Bouysse

Bar, snack bar, grocery store, and other services for your vacation near Groléjac

At the 3-star La Bouysse Campground, a variety of services are available to make your daily life easier during your vacation in Groléjac. From late June through late August, the snack bar is open every evening. It offers a varied menu featuring local specialties, pizzas, salads, meat, and fish. Atthe grocery store, you can buy fresh bread, pastries, everyday items, and local specialties.

The campground also offers Wi-Fi access , refrigerator rentals, baby kits, and a mail service. The on-site laundry facility lets you travel lighter and easily wash your clothes during your stay, which is especially convenient for families.

Le château de Groléjac surveillait la Dordogne entre Fénelon et Montfort

Things to Do in Groléjac from the campground?

Just 8 km from Camping La Bouysse, Groléjac is the perfect spot for a day of swimming, walking, and biking.

The Roc Percé Recreation Center is situated around a 15-hectare lake with a fine-sand beach. In July and August, swimming is supervised; pedal boats, windsurfing, fishing, and children’s games round out the on-site activities.

Nearby, the Marais de Groléjac Nature Reserve offers the chance to explore a preserved wetland environment on a walk. For a bike ride, the Sarlat-Cazoulès greenway passes through Groléjac: built on a former railroad line, it offers about 25 km of accessible and safe trails in the heart of the Dordogne Valley. The Groléjac Castle, now partially in ruins, can be explored on a hike through the hills above the village.

During the summer, the village hosts two main seasonal markets: a summer market on Wednesday mornings and a gourmet night market on Tuesday evenings. And don’t forget the Lake Festival on August 14. There are plenty of options to keep your outings varied during your stay.

Frequently Asked Questions About Your Camping Trip

Is it possible to book a mobile home for a few nights in Groléjac and the surrounding area?

In July and August, mobile homes are booked on a weekly basis, with check-in on Sundays. Outside of this period, you can choose any dates for your stay. June, September, and the All Saints’ Day school break are therefore good options if you’d like to stay in the Périgord Noir for just a few nights.

Can we bring a dog to Camping La Bouysse?

Yes, one dog per rental is allowed, provided you declare it at the time of booking. The dog must be microchipped, vaccinated, and kept on a leash on the campground. Dogs classified as Category 1 or 2 are not allowed.

Is it possible to go on a canoe trip with children from the campground?

Yes. Canoës Azur offers several routes on the Dordogne River, some of which allow you to set out directly from the campground’s beach. This is a convenient way to plan a family outing without having to drive to another starting point. Age and skill level requirements vary by route; we recommend checking directly with the Canoës Azur center when you make your reservation.

Can you swim in the Dordogne River directly from the campground?

Yes. Camping La Bouysse offers direct access to the Dordogne River, with Caudon Beach right across the way. You can therefore go swimming right from the campground. Since water levels and currents can vary, it is important to follow the conditions and instructions posted on site.

What time can we arrive at and leave the campground?

For campsites, check-in is available starting at 2:00 p.m., and check-out is by noon. For a campsite, a mobile home, a chalet, or a vacation rental, check-in is available starting at 4:00 p.m., and check-out must be completed by 9:30 a.m. These times will help you plan your trip and your first or last day of vacation.

Is the campground suitable for motorhomes stopping over near Groléjac?

Yes. RV owners have access to spacious 100 m² sites and a service area where they can empty their wastewater tanks and refill their fresh water tanks. A 10-amp electrical hookup is available at each site; please bring an extension cord at least 20 meters long.