Aire de camping-car de Saint Geniès (Dordogne)
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14 Aire du Lavoir
24590 Saint Geniès
Région : Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Département : Dordogne (24)
Aire d'étape
GPS : 44.994372° 1.253473°
Ouverte
Places libres : 11 / 12
Destinations
Patrimoine
Lac & rivière
En ce moment :
16,32 € /24h
Dont 1,32 € de taxe de séjour
Informations spéciales
The area will be closed from August 18 at 12:00 pm to August 20 at 8:00 am for the Tour du Limousin.
For your information, on Wednesdays during the summer, from July 1 to August 26, 2026, no vehicles will be allowed to enter or exit the campground between 3:00 p.m. and midnight. Thank you for your understanding. Trailers are permitted in the area but must be parked in the dedicated zone. Thank you for your understanding.
Avis clients
4.4/5(18 avis)
Les aires à proximité
Les atouts de l'aire
Only 13 km from Sarlat-la-Canéda, a medieval gem.
In the heart of a heritage-listed village.
Close to the famous Lascaux cave (11 km).
À proximité
Point d'intérêt
Saint-Geniès Castle and village – 200 m
Saint-Geniès Church – 200 m
The medieval keep – 200 m
The Cheylard Chapel – 200 m
Saint-Geniès Castle & village – 0.3 km
Lascaux IV Cave – 11 km
Sarlat-la-Canéda – 13 km
Eyrignac Gardens – 10 km
La Roque Saint-Christophe – 22 km
Rouffignac Cave – 25 km
Losse Castle – 16 km
Montignac Market – 11 km
Prehistory Museum (Les Eyzies) – 30 km
Commerces
bakery, grocery store, butcher’s shop, ATM, bar-tobacco shop, hair salon and beautician.
Les marchés locaux
Saint-Geniès Market: every Sunday morning
Montignac Market: Wednesday and Saturday mornings
Sarlat-la-Canéda Market: Wednesday and Saturday mornings, renowned throughout the region
In addition, several gourmet events take place throughout the year in Saint-Geniès:
a gourmet night market every Wednesday evening in July and August,
a truffle market from December to February.
Événements
Sarlat Theatre Festival (July–August) – 13 km
Truffle Festival in Sarlat (January) – 13 km
Saint-Geniès village fête (mid-August): local food, music, and entertainment
Marchés à proximité
Bons plans
LE BISTRO DE L'OCTROI
Description :
The bistro de l'Octroi offers authenticFrench cuisine, prepared with fresh and local products.
Offre :
Upon presentation of your Camping-Car Park voucher, enjoy a complimentary regional aperitif per person.
Valable
jusqu'au 30/12/2026
Réservé aux clients
Ayant une carte d'accès
Tarifs par saison
Étape de 24h
Tarif en cours
16/08/2026 - 30/09/2026
15,00 € /24h
01/10/2026 - 31/12/2027
12,00 € /24h
Parking 5h + services
Tarif en cours
À partir d'aujourd'hui
6,00 €
Taxe de séjour
Tarif en cours
24/10/2025 - 31/12/2026
1,32 € /24h
Description
Located a few steps from the center of the charming village of Saint-Geniès, in the heart of the Périgord Noir.
A peaceful and green area, perfect for relaxing between sightseeing.
Surrounded by rolling hills, it's the ideal base to explore the Dordogne region
Public toilets at the entrance
Tourisme / Découverte
Welcome to Saint-Geniès, a true gem of the Périgord Noir, known for its authentic charm, slate roofs, and cobbled streets. The village is rich in heritage and ideal for those seeking a quiet and scenic escape.
Stroll through the village to discover its Renaissance château, golden stone houses, and Romanesque church. On Sunday mornings, the local market is a must for gourmet specialties like foie gras, truffles, and walnuts.
Nearby, explore top attractions like Lascaux Cave, the Vézère Valley, or the medieval town of Sarlat-la-Canéda, only 13 km away.
The village stands out for the richness of its historic heritage, with four listed monuments: the castle, the church, the medieval keep, and the Chapelle du Cheylard, renowned for its 14th-century wall frescoes.
A heritage interpretation trail allows visitors to discover the history and architecture of the village along the way.
Visitors can also enjoy a fitness trail, a city stadium, and the nearby Flow Vélo greenway cycle route, located just 100 metres from the site.
The village’s character is further enhanced by its many traditional stone-slab (lauze) roofs, typical of the local heritage.
Finally, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy canoeing on the Vézère River, in the Dordogne.
