Discover Camping Municipal Les Alles in Coussac-Bonneval

Short walk to discover a natural and architectural heritage that is worth the detour. Do not miss the visit of the castle of Bonneval of the XIVth and XVIIIth centuries which is still furnished to this day and which is inhabited by the family of Bonneval.

This trail takes you through the village of Coussac Bonneval and its mills: Moulin de la Pouge, Moulin du Châtain and Moulin Authier. This site offers hikers a wide range of activities (fishing in the ponds, the opportunity to buy products from the fish farm, accommodation and summer meals), making it an ideal place to spend time with the family. Don't miss the impressive Château de Bonneval and the church of Saint-Saturnin.

This nature trail in the Limousin countryside runs alongside springs that run along the paths, through undergrowth, to arrive in hamlets, or to open out into rolling meadows. You will enjoy a beautiful view of the motte de Coursaleix and Plazat. Finally, a visit to the church of Montgibaud is a must, from where you will have a superb view of the surrounding countryside.

During this tour you will discover the richness of the city of Saint-Yrieix: cradle of porcelain with the LS Art et Création factory, without forgetting the orchard of the apple orchard of the agricultural high school of La Faye, the castle of La Brégère. Stop for a moment at the Jardin des Vitailles, classified as a Remarkable Garden.

Glandon, a village on the outskirts of St-Yrieix, is perched on a hill at around 380 metres. Until half a century ago, the village of Moissac was home to fourteen tombs dating back to the Iron Age (600 BC). Today, this small village retains a remarkable heritage, notably with its two fountains, St-Sernin and Ste-Radegonde, and its 12th-century church. Along the way, our beautiful Limousin cows revel in our lush green meadows.

The forest of Fayat is one of the most beautiful forests of the Haute-Vienne. Discover on your way the chapel of Puy de Bar and its viewpoint.

Serpentine moors of Cluzeau and La Flotte Distance3 km Duration 2 hours

The cycle route 56 from Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche to Limoges will make you discover the town of Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche, its historic streets, its collegiate church, and its gourmet specialities: the madeleine, the apple and the black-bottomed pig. You will drive along pleasant country roads, through the towns of Saint-Hilaire-les-places and Nexon, and pass near the Châlucet castle located in Saint-Jean-Ligoure.

the "Sentier des 2 collines" (Path of the 2 hills) follows the south-western side (Aumônière district) and the north-eastern side (church and cemetery side) of the village. On the way, several church towers can be discovered. In the heart of one of the most beautiful villages of France. The castle of Segur installed on its peninsula dominates the village : guided visits possible during the summer period on reservation.

The site is classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France", it is a true medieval jewel with a past full of history. The unexpected architecture of the noble houses of the 15th and 16th century, huddled around the ruins of the old castle, testifies to the splendor of the past. It crosses the part of the Auvézère valley classified as a Natural Zone of Ecological, Faunistic and Floristic Interest. Its course illustrates the characteristics of the Limousin, a country of greenery with a very rich flora, of hardwoods with multiple species and a thousand springs. It runs alongside two rivers, numerous streams and five mills which have now ceased to operate.

At the far end of the 16-hectare park of the superb Château de Bonneval, the recently refurbished Pacha gîte opens onto a large terrace extended by a fully enclosed patio equipped with a SPA. Large lawn in front of the gîte. Lovely strolls through the park, free visit to the château for guests (during the opening period), and during the summer a fun visit in disguise for 5 to 12 year olds (booking and rates on request). Shops, restaurants, hiking and fishing in the village 500 m away. Less than 20 km away: Uzerche, the pearl of the Limousin, Ségur Le Château with its remarkable built heritage, Château de Pompadour, the city of horses and horse racing, the Vézère gorges...

Château de Bonneval overlooks the village of Coussac. It occupied an important strategic position. A first building already existed in 930. It was rebuilt in the 14th century, then altered in the 18th century. It is a quadrilateral structure flanked by four large round towers, surrounded by a moat. It has belonged to the Bonneval family for over ten centuries. Highlights include the eastern facade, with its central square tower and double drawbridge; the inner courtyard, decorated with a Renaissance colonnaded gallery; and the elegant western facade and terrace. The château is home to a wealth of furniture and tapestries from Aubusson and Fontainebleau. Throughout the year, you'll find a full program of events (conferences, concerts, theater shows, children's workshops...). Rental available for weddings, receptions, seminars...)

A stay at Château de Bonneval is an unforgettable experience where history and comfort meet in elegance. Welcomed by the marquis and marquise, you'll discover a majestic setting steeped in history. The spacious guest rooms, with their period furnishings, offer splendid views over the surrounding gardens, immersing you in a living heritage. Every morning, a refined French breakfast is served, paying homage to the French art of living. Whether you're looking for serenity or have a passion for history, every detail, from the decoration of the rooms to the attentive welcome, is designed to make your stay a timeless interlude. At Château de Bonneval, the nobility of yesteryear blends with warm, contemporary hospitality.

A new Bistro, Bar and Tearoom in the beautiful village of Coussac-Bonneval, opposite the magnificent Château de Bonneval.

On the heights of the pretty village of Coussac-Bonneval, on the borders of the Dordogne and Corrèze departments, this Limousin farmhouse comprises two converted gîtes, one at the east end, the other at the west. Between the two, a 15m wide unoccupied space separates them. On the east side, the gîte aux fleurs opens onto two outdoor terraces, one of which is covered by a tiled roof, ideal for lunch in the sun or shade. The whole area is enclosed. An adjoining 2000 m² enclosed meadow features a private heated swimming pool (7.5 x 4) open from June 20 to September 20 (June 15 to Sept. 30 + if the weather is fine).

In a hamlet, detached house opening onto a terrace and enclosed garden. Capacity: 9 people (480 to 620 ? - WE: from 320 ?).

In the very south of the Haute-Vienne department, Coussac Bonneval is a village bordering Corrèze, not far from Périgord. The totally independent gîte is located at the entrance to a small hamlet, 1.5 km from the village. It opens onto a terrace and a 1000 m² lawn overlooking the countryside. The grounds around the gîte are not enclosed. This part of the department is ideal for hiking and discovering the region's heritage (superb chateau de Bonneval, Ségur le Chateau, Pompadour, Saint yrieix La Perche, Hautefort, Rocamadour...etc ...)

Le Moulin de Marsaguet is set in a beautiful site with a 13-hectare fishing pond. The self-catering cottage opens onto a large terrace and 1,000 m2 of shaded grounds, and features a heated swimming pool shared with the chambres d'hôtes, open from May 1 to the end of September, weather permitting (salt-treated water). Hiking on site and nearby, pétanque court on site.

In the south of the department, close to Corrèze and Dordogne, the house turns its back on the small hamlet and opens onto a 650 m² enclosed garden. A pleasant awning provides shade for lunch. A small pond with plenty of fish, below and outside the enclosure, will delight those who enjoy a family fishing trip. The Saint Yrieix La Perche swimming pool is 12 km away,

Situated in an unspoilt rural setting, the 2 rooms offer quality comfort with the added bonus of a hearty breakfast.

Château de Bonneval overlooks the village of Coussac. It occupied an important strategic position. A first building already existed in 930. It was rebuilt in the 14th century, then altered in the 18th century. It is a quadrilateral structure flanked by four large round towers, surrounded by a moat. It has belonged to the Bonneval family for over ten centuries. Highlights include the eastern facade, with its central square tower and double drawbridge; the inner courtyard, decorated with a Renaissance colonnaded gallery; and the elegant western facade and terrace. The château is home to a wealth of furniture and tapestries from Aubusson and Fontainebleau. Throughout the year, you'll find a full program of events (conferences, concerts, theater shows, children's workshops...). Rental available for weddings, receptions, seminars...)

Camille and Alicia, new professional beekeepers, offer their annual production of honey, pollen, royal jelly and propolis, harvested in the Valentine woods in the heart of the green Limousin forests.

Remodeled in the 15th century, this church is dedicated to Saint Saturnin. It houses a 16th-century funerary liter by the De Bonneval family, a gold-leaf fresco depicting the Doge of Venice's homage to Pope Julius II, a 16th-century wooden Pieta, a 16th-century Madonna of the Rosary, etc. Magnificent frescoes were discovered inside during restoration work. The church has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1978.

Dating from the 15th century and restored in the 16th century, its function was to prolong the wake and protect the souls of the dead from evil spirits with its ever-reviving light. According to oral tradition, it served as a landmark for lost travelers and as a warning in the event of a plague epidemic in the village.

Small fattened duck farm. Direct farm sales of foie gras, preserves, confit, cassoulets, pâtés and rillettes.

The Etang de la Marche is located near the village of Coussac Bonneval and covers more than 1ha. (route de Château-Chervix). Picnic facilities and walks along the pond. Fishing permitted without a federal permit.

Sale of fish and processed products from the fish farm. The Domaine du Moulin Authier offers a range of fish (perch, pike, tench, pike-perch, etc.) for sale, depending on the stock and the season. Fish farm products: rainbow trout, large salmon trout, farios, fresh trout steaks, the famous Moulin Authier smoked trout, fresh trout rillettes, gravlax fillets. In summer, you can also sample crayfish from the Moulin Authier fish farm.

With family or friends: a relaxed atmosphere for a day! Come and discover a unique and fun place to fish, hook, fly and relax! Trout fishing on a one-hectare lake. Family fishing or fishing by weight. No-kill fly fishing. No-kill carp fishing. Fishing lessons and introductory courses. Fish for sale. Summer restaurant, gourmet refreshment bar. Catering services, culinary events and summer entertainment. Numerous tourist accommodations on site (gîtes, bed & breakfast).

Organic Limousin honey (various types) and GRF-certified fresh organic Royal Jelly from France. Honeys produced: all spring flowers, all summer flowers, creamy honey and buckwheat honey.

Lynn Carr is a mushroom grower. She grows a range of culinary and medicinal mushrooms. She produces a selection of oyster mushrooms, which change with the season, shiitake, hedgehog and reishi. Other interesting mushroom varieties are in the pipeline. She grows her mushrooms on a wood-based substrate, sourced from a local sawmill a few kilometers from the farm. All stages, from the preparation of the mycelium to the harvesting of the mushrooms, are carried out on the farm, enabling us to offer quality mushrooms, free from chemicals and pesticides. They are harvested at their freshest and sold or dried directly. Sales of fresh, dried and powdered mushrooms and seasoning salts.

This snack bar offers burgers and fries all year round on Thursdays, and every summer, mussels and fries evenings on Fridays in July and August, in a friendly atmosphere.

At the foot of the Château de Coussac Bonneval, the "Le Kaolin" restaurant offers classic cuisine featuring seasonal regional produce.

A new Bistro, Bar and Tearoom in the beautiful village of Coussac-Bonneval, opposite the magnificent Château de Bonneval.

The Moulin Authier restaurant offers fresh, seasonal, local produce and fish farm products (smoked trout, gravlax, fried fish....). Open from May to September. Possibility of full board for gîte guests, breakfasts, group meals and buffet tastings.

Local and seasonal products. In a cosy atmosphere, modern and traditional at the same time, with a superb environment at the edge of the pond. Nicolas Ponthier, the chef, is passionate about cooking.

Restaurant on the shores of Lac de Forgeneuve, with a magnificent terrace in summer and panoramic views from the dining room. In winter, the fireplace provides a gentle warmth that perfectly accompanies the chef's comforting dishes. Taste our quality menus, always beautifully presented and greeted with a smile.

On the menu: traditional cuisine and local recipes. Catering service.

Le Bistrot du Marché is a cafeteria-style concept. Dishes are prepared using fresh produce from Intermarché, for a cuisine inspired by the traditional brasserie.

Every week, Cécile Tigoulet reinvents fast food classics with local ingredients depending on the season. Specialities: famous Limousin burgers.

With a panoramic view over the Limousin countryside, in the warm setting of a completely renovated old barn combining stone and contemporary design, Laurence and Gilles offer you 100% local cuisine. Specialities: Tête de veau sauce Gribiche, Grillade de côte de porc Cul Noir.

The campsite offers 25 quiet, shady pitches. Coussac-Bonneval offers visitors a rich natural and architectural heritage. You're at the gateway to the Corrèze and Dordogne regions, and not far from the porcelain capital of the world, Limoges. The Route Richard C?ur de Lion invites you to discover the castles of south-west Haute-Vienne, including Coussac-Bonneval. The campsite is a stone's throw from two signposted hiking trails (12 km and 8 km). It is also close to various fishing sites such as the Etang de la Marche and the Domaine du Moulin Authier. Camping-car terminal on the campsite accessible during opening periods. On foot, you can reach the village, which includes all services and shops (bakery, butcher's, grocer's, arts and crafts, pharmacy, medical center, etc.)

At the far end of the 16-hectare park of the superb Château de Bonneval, the recently refurbished Pacha gîte opens onto a large terrace extended by a fully enclosed patio equipped with a SPA. Large lawn in front of the gîte. Lovely strolls through the park, free visit to the château for guests (during the opening period), and during the summer a fun visit in disguise for 5 to 12 year olds (booking and rates on request). Shops, restaurants, hiking and fishing in the village 500 m away. Less than 20 km away: Uzerche, the pearl of the Limousin, Ségur Le Château with its remarkable built heritage, Château de Pompadour, the city of horses and horse racing, the Vézère gorges...

A stay at Château de Bonneval is an unforgettable experience where history and comfort meet in elegance. Welcomed by the marquis and marquise, you'll discover a majestic setting steeped in history. The spacious guest rooms, with their period furnishings, offer splendid views over the surrounding gardens, immersing you in a living heritage. Every morning, a refined French breakfast is served, paying homage to the French art of living. Whether you're looking for serenity or have a passion for history, every detail, from the decoration of the rooms to the attentive welcome, is designed to make your stay a timeless interlude. At Château de Bonneval, the nobility of yesteryear blends with warm, contemporary hospitality.

In the heart of Coussac-Bonneval, at the foot of the Château de Bonneval, Dominique and Carole Escouteloup offer you their warmest welcome. Hotel with restaurant. Traditional restoration cooked by the chef.

Le Prieuré de Coussac-Bonneval, atypical accommodation; 2 totally independent apartments of 340 and 230 m2 : 1st apartment in the East Wing: on the ground floor, a very large 170 m2 dining room with stage, kitchen, living room, 2 WCs including 1 for the disabled. Upstairs: bedroom 1 (2 beds, 140 and 110) with washbasin; bedroom 2 (2 beds, 90 and 120) + washbasin; bedroom 3 (1 bed 120); bedroom 4 "Nuptiale" (1 bed 140) with en-suite bathroom; bedroom 5 (1 bed 140 + 2 safes). Bathroom with double sinks, corner bath and Italian shower. Separate WC. Plus: a 10m x 5m unheated swimming pool (electric heater available on request). The prieuré is set in 1.5 hectares of enclosed parkland, with on-site camping, private parking, shops, services, fishing and nature just a stone's throw from the Château de Bonneval.

Old restored Priory. Gîte located in the West Wing. 2nd apartment: ground floor: 80 m2 living room with wood-burning stove, bar, billiards table, kitchenette, large picture windows opening directly onto the pool, living room, cold room, 1 disabled WC. Upstairs: bedroom 1 (2 beds 140 and 90); bedroom 2 (2 bunk beds 140); bedroom 3 (2 beds 90); bedroom 4 (2 beds 140 and 90); bedroom 5 (2 beds 140 and 120). Each room has its own bathroom with toilet. Plus: a 10m x 5m swimming pool, unheated (electric heater available on request). Sleeps 10 to 12. Living room with wood-burning stove. Weekly rates from 1100? to 1645?, weekend rentals available.

An authentic 18th-century farmhouse converted into spacious gîtes, equipped with all modern comforts. 8 rentals for 2 to 10 people. Total capacity: 38 pers . (From 945 ?). Classification as ** and *** furnished accommodation. Set in 18,000 m2 grounds with heated swimming pool, playground, BBQ and pizza facilities. Family atmosphere.

On the heights of the pretty village of Coussac-Bonneval, on the borders of the Dordogne and Corrèze departments, this Limousin farmhouse comprises two converted gîtes, one at the east end, the other at the west. Between the two, a 15m wide unoccupied space separates them. On the east side, the gîte aux fleurs opens onto two outdoor terraces, one of which is covered by a tiled roof, ideal for lunch in the sun or shade. The whole area is enclosed. An adjoining 2000 m² enclosed meadow features a private heated swimming pool (7.5 x 4) open from June 20 to September 20 (June 15 to Sept. 30 + if the weather is fine).

In the heart of the former Bonneval porcelain factory, this beautiful mansion is currently being transformed into a luxurious and modern holiday home.

In a hamlet, detached house opening onto a terrace and enclosed garden. Capacity: 9 people (480 to 620 ? - WE: from 320 ?).