Motorhome area of Martel (Lot)
Welcome to the Martel (Lot) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Lot, ideal for your stops.
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Free pitches : 18 / 22
Destinations
Right now:
14,00 € /24h
Including 0,58 € tourist tax
Special information
The water supply point will be out of service due to the weather conditions. A temporary solution is available at the entrance to the site.
Thank you for your understanding.
Area services
246A
Regulations
Customer reviews
3.9/5(212 reviews)
Nearby areas
Area advantages
In the Dordogne Valley, less than 20 km from Collonges-la-Rouge
Campsite located 200m from Martel, one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages of France’
Green and shady spot
Nearby
Point of interest
‘Le Truffadou’: tourist railway of the Haut Quercy
The covered market
Reptiland: vivarium with snakes, lezards, tortoises and crocodiles
Shops
There are many shops and restaurants in the surroundings, including a bakery and a grocery store 100m from the campsite.
Local markets
All year round: covered market every Wednesday and Saturday morning
Events
Ball every Wednesday in summer under the hall (free)
The labels
Nearby markets
Marché de producteurs locaux
Place de la Halle
46600 Martel
Opening days and times
Marché de Saint-Sozy
Saint-Sozy
46200
Opening days and times
Good deals
Seasonal rates
24h stopover
Current price
12/11/2026 - 31/12/2027
13,42 € /24h
5h parking + services
Current price
Starting today
6,00 €
Tourist tax
Current price
01/01/2025 - 31/12/2026
0,58 € /24h
01/01/2027 - 31/12/2027
0,58 € /24h
Description
200m from the village and its restaurants
Green and pleasant campsite
Shaded pitches
200 m from containers for household waste, recycling and glass
Tourism / Discovery
In the heart of the Dordogne Valley, near Sarlat-la-Canéda, Collonges-la-Rouge and Rocamadour, the medieval town of Martel is listed as one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages of France’.
Nicknamed ‘the town of 7 towers’, Martel has a rich heritage, good gastronomic addresses and a typical market (every Wednesday and Saturday mornings under the market hall). This emphasis on local produce, such as walnuts or truffles, has earned the town the ‘Site remarquable du goût’ label.
You will love the charming and picturesque streets, from the Raymondie Palace and its belfry (built in 1280) to the covered market and its chestnut wood frame… many curiosities are to be discovered during your walks.
From Martel, board the ‘Truffadou’, a steam train that used to transport truffles on the side of the cliffs, and enjoy a one-hour guided tour. The typical landscapes of the Dordogne are yours to discover.
If you are looking for hiking trails, Martel offers several paths, including the one that led the pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela to Rocamadour.
