Périgord Pourpre – Vineyards, Bastide Towns and the Wine Heart of the Dordogne
Périgord Pourpre is located in the south-western part of the Dordogne around Bergerac. Its name refers to the purple tones of the vineyards that dominate the landscape. Rolling hills, wine estates and historic bastide towns create a relaxed and distinctly South-West French atmosphere.
Bergerac serves as the regional centre, renowned for its wine production and attractive old town. Nearby wine areas such as Monbazillac are popular for vineyard visits. Medieval towns including Monpazier and Eymet add architectural charm and lively market squares.
The River Dordogne flows through the region, offering opportunities for canoeing, fishing and riverside walks. Cycling routes pass through vineyards and sunflower fields, while local gastronomy plays an important role in the visitor experience.
Campsites in Périgord Pourpre are often set among vineyards or close to the river. Visitors can choose touring pitches or a selection of rental accommodation in rural surroundings. Périgord Pourpre is ideal for wine enthusiasts, families and travellers seeking a relaxed Dordogne holiday.
1 campsite found.
- Small and charming 4-star campsite
- Located by a 3-hectare lake
- Terraced layout with scenic views
- Swimming pool with terrace and paddling pool
Not far from Bergerac in the Périgord Pourpre, you will find this small and charming campsite. Domaine de l’Étang de Bazange is partly laid out on terraces, and from the swimming pool you enjoy lovely views over the 3-hectare fishing lake and surrounding hills. This part of the Dordogne is often compared to Tuscany. The four-sta...