Camping du Faillal in Montpezat: Adventures and Local Discoveries

Au confluent du Tarn et de l'Aveyron, Lafrançaise, majestueusement dressée, offre un "Point de vue" remarquable sur la plaine du Tarn. Ses rues fleuries pleines de charme, bordées de maisons en briques, son patrimoine riche et varié, ses marchés et ses saveurs gastronomiques sont autant de trésors à découvrir. Lafrançaise est fière d'ouvrir son cœur et d'offrir ses charmes aux visiteurs.

A very easy introductory route to discover the Causse de Joanny. From Joanny, follow the path leading to the paved road and turn right until you reach the main crossroads. Then, take the dirt path and continue towards the hamlets of Pépénut and Roudolle. Finally, return to the hamlet of Joanny.

A varied and enjoyable route starting from the village hall in Penne. Stunning panoramas. Starting from Penne, you descend below the village towards the Aveyron River and then climb up towards the Causse via a challenging uphill road. You cross the plateau on the small paths of the Causse and descend towards Bruniquel, enjoying a beautiful view of the castle overlooking the Aveyron Valley. You then gradually climb back up towards the Valeyres Farm and the hamlet of St. Paul de Mamiac. Finally, you descend back to Penne, having enjoyed all the panoramas.

A long and varied route with beautiful panoramas starting from the village hall of Penne. You can connect with the St. Antonin area via circuit No. 5. Starting from Penne, you climb via the Bayès path to the Pas de la Lignée, following the GR de Pays Cordes-Penne, while enjoying beautiful views of the village, its fortress, and the valley. You then follow the edge of the Forêt de Grésigne to the village of Vaour, where you can enjoy a great view of the Templar Commandery. After crossing the village, you climb up towards the heights via the Route de Liberté to the place called "La Fleur de Lys" before descending by the trails to the village of St. Michel de Vax. Finally, you follow the path on the Causse and cross the small valley of the stream "Le Bombic" before climbing up to the hamlet of Roussergues and its small 12th-century church, Notre Dame. A final climb to the village awaits to finish.

A short circuit but with a steep climb! Technical descent between road and trail. Starting from the village hall of Penne, you climb via the Bayès path to the Pas de la Lignée, following the GR de Pays Cordes-Penne-Coustous, while enjoying beautiful views of the village, its fortress, and the valley. You then descend to the hamlet of St. Paul de Mamiac and Penne through the hills of the Causse. To finish, you cross the small Cap stream via an ancient little bridge that takes you back to the village.

A must-do... for strong riders! Most of the sector in a single circuit, almost 68 km. The official start is in Penne, but there are several possible departures: Vaour, St Michel de Vax, Roussayrolles, Marnaves and Milhars.Refer to the descriptions of the other trails if you need to and enjoy!

The best of the area around Penne in a single 42 km circuit that combines routes 15, 17, and 18. Starting from Penne, you descend towards the Aveyron River and then climb up to the Causse via a challenging uphill road. You cross the Causse and descend towards Bruniquel, enjoying a beautiful view of the castle overlooking the Aveyron Valley. You then gradually climb back up towards the hamlet of St. Paul de Mamiac and the Forêt de Grésigne, continuing to Vaour and its Templar Commandery. After crossing the village, you climb towards the heights via the Route de Liberté to the place called "La Fleur de Lys" before descending by the trails to the village of St. Michel de Vax. Finally, you follow the path across the plateau and cross the small valley of the stream "Le Bombic" before climbing up to the hamlet of Roussergues and its small 12th-century church, Notre Dame. A final climb to the village awaits to finish.

Close to the Grésigne forest, the Mespel trail follows the shapes of the arid hills and allows you to discover a preserved and wild environment. After leaving the Vère valley, the rock shelters of Larroque surprise the hiker and provide access to the limestone plateau of Mespel with its green oaks, phillyreas, and other pistachio trees. From the trail, there is a view of the medieval village of Puycelsi. Facing the Larroque town hall, climb the stairs, then turn left and immediately right onto the road. Walk for 250 meters. At the intersection, continue straight on the gravel path. At the fork, continue straight on the path that passes through the undergrowth. At the crossroads (archaeological site on the right), climb to the left and continue straight under the trees. Upon reaching the open plateau dotted with oak groves and dry grasslands, continue straight up. Take the path to the left (white-red markings of GR® 46) and head towards Mespel. After 500 meters, you will reach the Notre-Dame des Bois Chapel (20-minute round trip). In the hamlet, cross the road and continue straight along the path that runs alongside the houses. At the crossroads, leave GR® 46 on the right (white and red markings) and take the path to the left (yellow markings). At the fork, turn right onto the winding path, cross the road, and go straight down to reach a viewpoint. After the viewpoint, descend the path (dangerous descent in wet weather) and then turn right to return to Larroque

A lovely circuit around Vaour. Starting from Vaour, you climb towards the Col de Liberté via the path du Ribatou (chemin). Once you reach the place called "La Fleur de Lys," you descend below the hamlet of Peyralade before returning to the Dolmen de Vaour. You complete the loop back to Vaour via the Chemin de La Peyre and the place known as La Métairie Blanche.

Former 18th century mill (1764), whose catering ended in 2010, located in the countryside, in the immediate vicinity of a small river "Le Petit Lembous". Inside the freshness contained in these stone walls will be very popular in summer. Ground floor: a room (25 m2) where the millstones once worked serves as a spacious entrance hall, with a wc and cloakroom, leading to a living room (32 m2) with a vast kitchen area (fitted units (dishwasher, hob, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave), a storeroom (LL, SL). First floor: lounge (sofa, armchair, TV, DVD player, small school desk), 1 bedroom (1x160), 1 bedroom (1x140), 1 bedroom (2x90), bathroom, separate WC. Terrace (40 m2) with 2 sets of garden furniture, barbecue, deckchairs. Unenclosed private grounds (900 m2). Baby equipment on request: cot, high chair, bath. Price includes: heating, electricity, tourist tax. Optional: hire of sheets, household and bathroom linen, cleaning. No wifi.

Ground floor: large living room with lounge (3 sofas, 3 armchairs, coffee table, TV, wood-burning stove), fitted kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, freezer, fridge, oven). A corridor leads to 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed), 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed and 1 x 0.90cm bed), 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed), a shower room (washbasin and shower) in each ground floor bedroom. One bedroom with its own shower room is accessible to people with reduced mobility. A toilet with washbasin (accessible to people with reduced mobility), a storeroom (washing machine, second top), A games room with table tennis. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms with air conditioning, 1 bedroom (1 double bed, 1 single bed), 1 bedroom (1 double bed), 1 bedroom (2 single beds), a bathroom with bath, walk-in shower and double washbasin. 1 separate toilet with washbasin. Large, partly covered terrace with garden furniture, 3 sun loungers and barbecue. Above-ground swimming pool (8x4) with beach. Boules pitch, parking in front of the house. Unenclosed green space around the accommodation. Wifi internet access. Optional bathroom linen, bed linen. Heating by consumption statement. Door size 93 cm wide on ground floor.

Auberge Le Gabachou in Montpezat-de-Quercy: 4 welcoming guest rooms for solo travelers, families, or groups, in the heart of Quercy, between Montauban and Cahors, in a calm and friendly setting. Evelyne and Pascal welcome you warmly to Auberge Le Gabachou, located in the heart of Quercy, between Montauban and Cahors. The inn offers 4 comfortable guest rooms for 2 to 5 people, suitable for solo travelers, families, or groups. The inn enjoys a convenient location near two exits of the A20 while retaining the tranquility of the countryside. The rooms are on the first floor and independent access allows for complete autonomy. Evelyne and Pascal are committed to making your stay enjoyable and memorable in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.

You will fall for this pretty little corner of Tarn et Garonne: Gandoulès is a charming hamlet in the medieval town of Montpezat-de-Quercy, in a quiet environment of hillsides, fields and small heritage sites. Time seems to have stood still there... this is a perfect setting for nature lovers looking for tranquility. The gîte, at the foot of the church, has the warm spirit of a small village house dedicated to healing. Gandoulès is renowned for its bells which ring every hour adding an authentic touch to your stay. You will be lulled by their gentle tinkling, from 7 a.m., creating a soothing atmosphere conducive to relaxation. Martine and her children have designed the gîte with this in mind: a beautiful garden area with furniture for your meals in the open air, and on the inside, a cozy lounge in front of the wood stove, a kitchen equipped to prepare good meals for you , two pretty bedrooms and a bathroom with separate toilet. Would you like to meet people and be friendly during your stay? Every first Sunday of the month, you can watch bread being made in the hamlet's wood-fired oven as well as breakfast, shared with the Friends of Gandoulès in the old stable. The sheep and donkeys in the neighboring pasture will be delighted with your visit. In short, the place is ideal for your vacation with family or friends. You are here in the heart of the southwest orchard, a stone's throw from beautiful tourist sites like Montpezat-de-Quercy, the city of hats, the Gorges de l'Aveyron, Saint Cirq Lapopie, Bruniquel, Lauzerte, Moissac, Najac, Cordes on Ciel... but still!

L’Annicha offers 4 guest rooms in a typical Quercy manor house, decorated with oriental touches and featuring a 25-meter swimming corridor. Perched on a hill, our property is located at the end of a quiet street and offers a stunning, relaxing view of the meadows, farmland, and surrounding forests, whether from the window of your room or from our 25-meter swimming corridor. All our rooms are very spacious and come with a private bathroom. Each room has its own unique character—sometimes marble, sometimes Indian or Burmese, or with undeniable old-world charm. Three of our rooms feature king-size beds, while the fourth has two single beds. Hearty breakfasts with homemade fresh bread are included. We offer table d’hôtes three evenings a week, either in the period dining room or on the large terrace overlooking the pool and surrounding hills. You can explore our 4.5-hectare property with its meadow, small woodland, and seating areas to admire the views, especially at sunset. Once you’ve parked your car in the private parking, all you’ll want to do is enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Enjoy the peace and privacy of Gîte de L’Annicha, a renovated barn with terrace and garden overlooking the countryside. Relaxing stay with pool and wellness activities nearby. Built in a former barn, the gîte retains a charming rural atmosphere. The large covered private terrace opens onto the garden, and spectacular sunsets complete the outdoor experience. For your convenience, a private parking space is available next to the gîte. The fully equipped open-plan kitchen offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside, perfect for relaxing walks. The spacious living-dining area features a leather sofa, a TV, and a pellet stove to warm up cool evenings. It’s the perfect place to plan your next getaway—if you wish… You can also choose to enjoy the 25m swimming pool, the fitness and meditation room, or the 4.5-hectare grounds with 360° views over the surrounding countryside. Upstairs, the double bedroom overlooks the terrace, while the neighboring bedroom has three single beds with splendid views of the flowered garden. The bathroom and a second WC are also located on this floor. Electric heating is available in all rooms. Come and enjoy the unique tranquility of Gîte de L’Annicha.

This former painter's studio has been completely renovated into a comfortable loft. Come and enjoy a cosy stay in every season. Recently renovated, all amenities are brand new. The renovations and industrial-style furniture bring modern touches to this historic building. The living-dining area and the bedroom are connected by an open passage, while the high ceilings give the 64 m² space a very spacious feel. The modern kitchen is fully equipped, and the original cast-iron stove creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere in winter. One of the most appreciated features is the large window offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside and wildlife. Through this window, the sun will gently wake you after a restful night in absolute peace, in the king-size bed. The terrace in front of the entrance allows you to fully enjoy the fresh air, with your parking space located just nearby. You can also enjoy access to the 25 m swimming pool and the 4.5-hectare grounds with 360° views over the surrounding countryside. Let the Loft charm you with its unique character.

On family but independent, This picturesque house includes: a living room with living area (MO-LV-Combi-CG) Coin with fireplace, 2 bedrooms (2 bed 140), a bathroom (washing machine), separate wc, a desk . Pleasant shaded outdoor space with garden furniture, barbecue, portico, WC Ind. Locals nearby: hiking, horse riding: 5 km, tennis, swimming pool: 7 km.

It is the house with a country atmosphere that offers you a breathtaking view of the hillsides, especially from the covered terrace. Inside white walls and old furniture, an authentic house of Quercy. Detached single-storey house: living room (sofa, TV, DVD player, open fireplace) with kitchenette (MO), 2 bedrooms (1 double bed each), bathroom (LL), WC. Covered terrace with garden furniture and barbecue. Green area around the house with swing, sandpit. Metered electric heating. Wood for the fireplace provided. Sheets available for hire. Optional cleaning service.

In the heart of the Tarn-et-Garonne countryside, Domaine de Massoulac is a peaceful and secluded place offering contemporary gîtes, a reception hall and wide open spaces, ideal for stays and private events. Nestled in the heart of the Tarn-et-Garonne countryside, Domaine de Massoulac is a timeless retreat. This secluded property offers a rare atmosphere of peace, nature and open spaces, perfect for gatherings, celebrations or simply slowing down. The estate welcomes holidays, family reunions and private events in a calm and preserved environment. It features several independent, modern and comfortable gîtes with generous spaces, designed to host groups while maintaining privacy and a sense of intimacy. At the heart of the property, a characterful stone reception hall adds authenticity and elegance, making it ideal for weddings, celebrations, anniversaries or professional events. The expansive outdoor areas, open to the surrounding countryside, invite relaxation, outdoor dining and moments of quiet contemplation. Domaine de Massoulac is a place to reconnect, unwind and create meaningful memories in a warm and inspiring setting.

Viewpoint above the Camping du Faillal The view of Montpezat de Quercy and the neighbouring villages is great. For a sunset or picnic break, the viewpoint is just above the Camping du Faillal.

Museum of Memory and Remembrance Formerly the chapel of the nuns of the Ursuline convent, this beautiful building now opens its doors to you as a veterans' house. A handful of volunteer veterans have taken up the torch and are reviving this memory. This house retraces the First and Second World Wars, as well as the colonial wars, in particular a large subject on the Algerian War, with numerous archives.

Today, the cloister houses the municipal school and the media library. This convent was built in the 17th century to provide young girls in the country with Christian education and instruction. During the French Revolution, the convent was partly sold and the remaining buildings were used by the municipal services. Today they house the public school and the media library. The main facade overlooking the square hides the cloister. On the top floor of the old convent is a gallery which allowed the Ursulines to raise silkworms. The mulberry trees present in the schoolyard bear witness to this activity since the leaves of the trees were used to feed the worms!

Built in the 14th century and classified as a historical monument, it is the last gate still visible, whereas the town had five. Montpezat-de-Quercy was once protected by ramparts and ditches. The ramparts were rebuilt in the 14th century to protect the city during the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453) between France and England. The ramparts were defended by several watchtowers (small guard posts) from which the surroundings could be monitored. The ditches have since been filled in but corresponded to the route of the boulevard passing right in front of the Tourist Office, and quite simply called “boulevard des ditches”! Five gates allowed entry into Montpezat. This is the last one still visible, the so-called Hospital. It was formerly closed by heavy wooden doors. Inside these doors a small door had been installed, always closed, which allowed the guards to communicate with passing travelers wishing to enter the city.

A medieval city worth visiting In Montpezat-de-Quercy, you will admire the collegiate church built in the 14th century in the Gothic style by the Cardinal des Prés. Inside you will find Flemish tapestries of high quality evoking the life of Saint Martin and his legend, an important treasure, paintings, English alabasters, statues, precious fabrics, and a 16th century baptismal font. In the heart of the village, the 14th century town gate, the 15th and 17th century Chanoines' house, the Renaissance houses and the squares of the Hôtel de Ville, lined with cutlery, Frédéric Cayrou, the Bicentenaire, the Chanoines' house and finally the 17th century Ursulines' cloister invite you to stroll around. In Montpezat-de-Quercy there are remains of a Gallo-Roman settlement. The town reached its peak in the Middle Ages. Its destiny was linked to that of the Montpezat family, which appeared at the end of the 11th century. In the 13th century, most of the noble houses adopted the Cathar cult. The second family of Montpezat owed its fame to Cardinal Pierre des Prés (1288-1361), a patron of the arts and statesman, adviser to the popes of Avignon, in particular to John XXII, who was himself a native of Cahors. Montpezat-de-Quercy has known the Wars of Religion, the great Revolution and all the upheavals of history, notably the wars of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 which cruelly affected it.

Remparts viewpoint, park and garden in Montpezat-de-Quercy From the small park, there is a breathtaking view of the Quercy Caussadais hillsides and the Montalzat water tower...

Gothic building with exceptional Flemish tapestries. Cardinal Pierre des Prés (circa 1280-1361), a descendant of the lords of Montpezat, wanted to have a funerary church to rest in after his death in his native village. He had this remarkable example of southern Gothic architecture built. Served by a college of 15 canons housed in the timber-framed houses visible on the north side, the collegiate church was also a parish church. A rich collection of furnishings remains, a vestige of the treasures accumulated since the Middle Ages thanks to the bequests of the Cardinal des Prés, whose beautiful marble recumbent statue perpetuates the memory. The Virgin with Doves, a work by the Master of Rieux, a 14th century Toulouse artist, the English alabasters, the 15th century Italian caskets, the Pietà from 1475, the woodwork and the paintings, all lead up to the most important piece: the Flemish tapestries illustrating episodes in the life of Saint Martin, woven for the church around 1517-1539 and restored in 2017, a jewel that is a must see.

Just behind the Collegiate Church of Saint Martin, you will find the timber-framed houses from the 15th century. They were the homes of the canons of the collegiate church. The first floor of the houses has a gallery connecting the buildings. The ground floors are made of rubble stone, the upper floors are made of half-timbering and bricks.

The Green Lake, park and garden in Montpezat-de-Quercy At the green lake, you will find a very pleasant setting, in the middle of nature and removed from any visual pollution. Ideal for walkers and fishermen... small fishes are present all day long, carp, roach, common perch. The Lac Vert also has some fine specimens of black bass and pike.

The church was built in the 14th century around a hamlet near the manor of La Bouffie. It appears in the middle of the woods in its superb cream-coloured robe, in the middle of this wolf landscape. The interior is of great clarity. The walls, domes, chapels, choir... are illustrated with frescoes discovered only in 1954. The scenes and characters illustrating subjects from the Bible, Old and New Testaments, are of great finesse in their expressiveness. This exceptional decoration was influenced by the paintings of northern France and the royal court in Paris. It can probably be linked to the construction of the neighbouring collegiate church (decoration carried out jointly by the same workshop at the collegiate church and at Saux).

Bar, pizzeria, traditional restaurant

In an enchanting place, discover an authentic cuisine. "La Table du Cardinal" is located in one of the historic houses of Montpezat de Quercy, one of the most beautiful villages of the Tarn et Garonne, known for its 14th century Collegiate Church, and a stone engraved with the year "1686" still illustrates this heritage and uniqueness. In a setting of discreet and elegant charm, you can discover one of the best tables in the South West. You can enjoy an interior courtyard, where a magnificent olive tree is enthroned, a warm restaurant room, a private lounge or even a large meeting or banqueting room. All the modern comforts have been brought to this gastronomic institution: air conditioning, free wifi, access for the disabled... La Table du Cardinal is also a place totally adapted to meetings and seminars. Reservations are recommended.

Restaurant offering homemade cuisine from starter to dessert, with generous and comforting flavors. Daily changing menu and a warm, “home-like” welcome. Tuesday evening features a convivial shared table with a gourmet menu. This restaurant celebrates fully homemade cuisine, from starter to dessert, in a generous and authentic spirit. Its sauces, which have built its reputation, enhance comforting dishes full of sincere flavors, while desserts evoke the tastes of childhood. A daily changing menu is offered, featuring two starters and two main courses to choose from, followed by a variety of desserts. This carefully prepared, everyday cuisine focuses on pleasure, warmth, and simplicity. On Tuesday evenings, the restaurant hosts a special event around a single large shared table, offering a gourmet menu designed to be enjoyed together in a friendly atmosphere. A convivial experience true to the spirit of the house, with a warm and genuine welcome, just like at home.

In this Farmhouse Inn, the smell of the old fireplace fills the mind with a nostalgia, flaky as the croustade. The LAFARGUE family is waiting for you in this authentic place where you will discover Josette's specialities, including her delicious home-made "croustade"! The plate is sincere and generous. Specialities : Foie gras, cassoulet, pie with confit, stuffed chicken, turkey galantine, coq au vin, homemade croustade... Reservation required for lunch and dinner

Restaurant, bar, multi-service offering traditional cuisine. Theme evenings every other week.

After having travelled all over France and overseas, in 2010, Gwénola settled in Caussade and put all her knowledge at the disposal of the people of Quercy and pancake lovers! Discover her Breton specialities on your plate: buckwheat pancakes, more often called buckwheat pancakes with various fillings, wheat pancakes, or even her classic sweet pancakes topped with homemade jams, homemade salted butter caramel, homemade chocolate...

Specializing in typical Moroccan catering, homemade dishes using quality local products, discover our flavors, couscous, tagines, outdoor grills, barbecues, tangias, and tafrnout breads. Everything is available on site for takeaway or delivery.

Le RégalSoupe in Caussade: homemade Lyonnaise and South-Western cuisine by Chef Philippe Gremeret. Dishes, soups, and custom menus. Catering service available. Calm, friendly setting, perfect for quick meals or special occasions. Le RégalSoupe in Caussade brings together the flavors of Lyon and the South-West of France in homemade dishes. Chef Philippe Gremeret, trained at Paul Bocuse and renowned Lyonnaise establishments, offers traditional recipes with a creative touch, including hearty and flavorful soups. Whether for a gourmet meal, a quick lunch, or a special occasion (Mother’s Day, New Year’s Eve…), the restaurant welcomes you in a calm and friendly setting, away from the bustle of the main road. Le RégalSoupe also offers tailor-made catering: Chef Philippe Gremeret brings the richness of Lyonnaise and South-Western cuisine to your home or events and can create a personalized menu to suit your wishes.

Fresh, seasonal, home-made Alice's word: "Entering the Table d'Alice is like preparing for a trip to the heart of the beautiful Quercy region. You awaken your senses with regional products made by passionate farmers and breeders. Between the black pig chop and the cassoulet with 4 meats, the journey promises surprises at each stopover. You close your eyes, you drink an accelerator and the desire to start your car and go to meet these lands that inspire our menu takes you away... For us, nothing beats the arrival of a host in peace and friendship."

Camping Le Faillal in Montpezat-de-Quercy: a 3-star, nature-focused and friendly campsite with a swimming pool, in the heart of the Quercy region. Pitches and accommodation, a family atmosphere, and a summer guinguette to enjoy warm summer evenings. At the campsite, also discover: 14 gîtes for 4 people 4 gîtes for 6 people 2 chalets for 5 people 6 mobile homes for 6 people 2 premium cottages for 6 people 1 lodge for 5 people Located in Montpezat-de-Quercy, in the heart of the Quercy region, Camping Le Faillal welcomes you to a peaceful, green setting—ideal for a holiday with family or friends. You’ll enjoy a simple, friendly atmosphere, pleasant spaces to relax, and a swimming pool to make the most of sunny days. The campsite offers pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, as well as rental accommodation (subject to availability) for a comfortable stay. In summer, the campsite’s guinguette opens with food service and lively evening events, perfect for sharing enjoyable moments in a relaxed atmosphere. An ideal base for exploring the area’s many attractions (villages, heritage sites, markets, and walking trails), Camping Le Faillal is the perfect place to unwind and experience the true holiday spirit of the Quercy. The campsite and HLL accommodations are rated 3* and has been awarded the “Vineyards & Discoveries” label. The gîtes are certified “Tarn-et-Garonne en famille”.

Lodge Nature: serenity, conviviality and escape guaranteed! Designed for 5 people), our Nature Lodges consist of 2 separate bedrooms (with wardrobe) and a living room with kitchenette

Camping Le Faillal in Montpezat-de-Quercy: a 3-star, nature-focused and friendly campsite with a swimming pool, in the heart of the Quercy region. Pitches and accommodation, a family atmosphere, and a summer guinguette to enjoy warm summer evenings. Located in Montpezat-de-Quercy, in the heart of the Quercy region, Camping Le Faillal welcomes you to a peaceful, green setting—ideal for a holiday with family or friends. You’ll enjoy a simple, friendly atmosphere, pleasant spaces to relax, and a swimming pool to make the most of sunny days. The campsite offers pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, as well as rental accommodation (subject to availability) for a comfortable stay. In summer, the campsite’s guinguette opens with food service and lively evening events, perfect for sharing enjoyable moments in a relaxed atmosphere. An ideal base for exploring the area’s many attractions (villages, heritage sites, markets, and walking trails), Camping Le Faillal is the perfect place to unwind and experience the true holiday spirit of the Quercy. The campsite and HLL accommodations are rated 3* and has been awarded the “Vineyards & Discoveries” label. The gîtes are certified “Tarn-et-Garonne en famille”. At the campsite, also discover: 14 gîtes for 4 people 4 gîtes for 6 people 2 chalets for 5 people 6 mobile homes for 6 people 2 premium cottages for 6 people 1 lodge for 5 people

Come and relax in the Quercy Caussadais in the gîte of Aussac. Reservations by mail.

In the heart of a beautiful medieval village, the Cisampe vacation rental is located in Montpezat de Quercy, a village of character on the border of the Lot and Tarn-et-Garonne, 30 km south of Cahors. Vacation rental of 110 m2 for 6 people with three bedrooms, equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom and two toilets. The vacation rental also has two terraces, one on the roof. The view from the vacation rental terrace is magnificent over the 14th century collegiate church and the surrounding countryside. The vacation rental offers a high level of comfort and is within easy reach of all amenities and shops. Whether you want a relaxing or active holiday, cultural or gastronomic, or all at the same time, we will try to make it as pleasant as possible.

Small charming house on 2 levels in a hanging garden

Former 18th century mill (1764), whose catering ended in 2010, located in the countryside, in the immediate vicinity of a small river "Le Petit Lembous". Inside the freshness contained in these stone walls will be very popular in summer. Ground floor: a room (25 m2) where the millstones once worked serves as a spacious entrance hall, with a wc and cloakroom, leading to a living room (32 m2) with a vast kitchen area (fitted units (dishwasher, hob, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave), a storeroom (LL, SL). First floor: lounge (sofa, armchair, TV, DVD player, small school desk), 1 bedroom (1x160), 1 bedroom (1x140), 1 bedroom (2x90), bathroom, separate WC. Terrace (40 m2) with 2 sets of garden furniture, barbecue, deckchairs. Unenclosed private grounds (900 m2). Baby equipment on request: cot, high chair, bath. Price includes: heating, electricity, tourist tax. Optional: hire of sheets, household and bathroom linen, cleaning. No wifi.

Beautiful farmhouse ('Quercy Blanc') with fenced garden and swimming pool. Ideal for 2-6 people. The old 'Quercy Blanc' Farmhouse built in 1837, with central heating, comfortable and welcoming, with 3 beautiful bedrooms with superb views over our meadows and woods, living room with wood-burning stove for chilly autumn and winter evenings, well-equipped kitchen, bathroom and shower room. The farmhouse has a private, fenced garden. Our grounds - large swimming pool (10.5 x 5.5m), gardens, orchards, fields and forest - cover 14 ha, including La Maison de Ferme, a rural house and our dwelling. A small trout stream borders the property, marking the boundary between the Tarn-et-Garonne and Lot departments. It's an ideal, tranquil place to relax and unwind. We invite you to stroll through our meadows and forest, discover secret spots for picnics or read quietly in the garden or by the pool. La Maison de Ferme is located 3 kms from the medieval village of Montpezat de Quercy with its summer festivals, gourmet markets, good restaurants (La Table du Cardinal and Le Pré de Montpezat) and shops, and close to many tourist attractions: Gorges de l'Aveyron, Grotte du Pech Merle, Rocamadour, Sarlat, Gouffre de Padirac, Toulouse and the Cité de l'Espace, interesting towns like Montech, Moissac, Montcuq, Castelnau Montratier, Montauban, Toulouse, Puylaroque, Lauzerte, St Cirq Lapopie, Auvillar, Albi, Puycelsi, Cordes-sur-Ciel, St Antonin du Noble Val, Bruniquel, Penne, Cahors, Najac, Conques and the market in Caussade every Monday. Minimum stay - 2 nights; 7 nights in July and August. Household expenses €45 Tourist tax €1,30/adult per night All linen included - except pool towels Fully equipped kitchen (washing machine + dishwasher) Wifi Internet Pets welcome (no puppies/kittens) Cot and high chair available In the first instance, please contact us by e-mail for more information and all our availability and rates.

Situated in the middle of the vineyards of the Domaine de Lafage, the "Grange d'Alfred" is an old building, first a brick factory and then a barn-stable, rehabilitated with ecological materials. A large 80m2 room, four comfortable bedrooms, the vacation rental, surrounded by green spaces, overlooks the vineyard, away from other houses. Bernard Bouyssou, a retired winegrower, and Nicole, will welcome you to discover the Quercy region where life is good. Bernard will be able to tell you about the profession of a farmer and about Biodynamics, still practised on the estate.

Beautiful rural house with swimming pool, veranda and private garden. Ideal for 2-6 people. While retaining the charm and ambience of the carefully renovated former stables, this Maison Rurale has been designed to be both pleasant and comfortable, with 2 double bedrooms, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds and 2 shower rooms. The large, light and airy living room-kitchen (open plan) - with wood-burning stove for chilly autumn and winter evenings - is extended by a sheltered terrace. Our grounds - large swimming pool (10.5 x 5.5m), gardens, orchards, fields and forest - cover 14 ha, including this House, a Farmhouse and our dwelling. A small trout river borders the land, marking the boundary between the Tarn-et-Garonne and Lot departments. It's an ideal, tranquil place to relax and unwind. On our property we keep a few donkeys, miniature goats, peacocks and chickens for our own enjoyment. We invite you to stroll through our meadows and forest; discover secret spots to picnic, read quietly or help us collect eggs and feed the animals... This Maison Rurale is located 3 kms from the medieval village of Montpezat de Quercy with its summer festivals, gourmet markets, good restaurants (La Table du Cardinal and Le Pré de Montpezat) and shops, and close to many tourist attractions: Gorges de l'Aveyron, Grotte du Pech Merle, Rocamadour, Sarlat, Gouffre de Padirac, Toulouse and the Cité de l'Espace, interesting towns like Moissac, Montcuq, Castelnau Montratier, Montauban, Toulouse, Lauzerte, St Cirq Lapopie, Albi, Puycelsi, Cordes-sur-Ciel, St Antonin du Noble Val, Bruniquel, Penne, Najac, Conques, Caylus, Cahors and the market in Caussade every Monday. Minimum stay - 2 nights; 7 nights in July and August. Tourist tax €1,30/adult per night All linen included - except pool towels Fully equipped kitchen (washing machine + dishwasher) Wifi Internet Pets welcome (no puppies/kittens) Cot and high chair available In the first instance, please contact us by e-mail for more information and all our availability and rates.