Camping du Lac de Bournazel: Exploring Seilhac, Corrèze

Sunken lanes, streams, woods, meadows, beautiful villages - the countryside as we like it, peaceful, far from the hustle and bustle of the big cities. A perfect complement to the "Water, Wind, Stone" tour.

You'll set off from the Place de l'Horloge, where you'll find our lioness and our contemporary fountain? alongside a pretty hut well. Your walk will alternate between dirt paths in the undergrowth and tracks offering beautiful panoramic views of the town, its villages and its ponds. You'll pass Lac de Bournazel and its tourist facilities, and make a detour to the geological site of Puy des Ferrières... There are several variations on this tour: - Tour du Lac: 4.4km - Variant 1: 11.3 km - Variant 2: 14.2 km - Variant 3: 18km

"Sur les rails de Bussières" offers you a hike without difficulty on the old P.O.C. track. You will cross wooded areas interspersed with green meadows, discovering ponds, mills and magnificent viewpoints.

Ride alongside the Chevreuil to discover the area around Saint-Salvadour, a peaceful and welcoming village nestled at the foot of the Monédières massif. Between woods, hedgerows and hamlets, this loop through varied landscapes will also take you past Le Pré Chaton: a lake (with supervised swimming in July and August), picnic area, pétanque and idleness.

Stroll alongside Le Hérisson to discover the surroundings of Saint-Salvadour, a peaceful and welcoming village nestled at the foot of the Monédières massif. Between woods, hedged farmland and hamlets, this loop of varied landscapes will also take you past Le Pré Chaton: a lake (with supervised swimming in July and August), picnic area, pétanque and idleness.

From many points on this walk, which partly follows the old Paris-Orléans-Corrèze road, you can see the massive bell tower of the Romanesque church of Lagraulière, which is listed as a Historic Monument! Its 12th century porch will catch your eye with its finely sculpted scenes. The other "remarkable" features of the church are the 17th century altarpiece, the work of the Duhamel brothers, and the "fathers' rooms" (very rare). The itinerary passes the entrance to the Château de Bellefond (17th century), which was the land of exile of Princes Baudoin and Albert, future kings of Belgium, during the summer of 1940. At the town hall, hikers can discover our Marianne, a bronze work by Daniel Esmoingt (the artist who reproduced "Imperial France" in the Louvre), born of the study of 7 female faces from Graulières photographed at random.

You will discover a wide variety of trees, as well as relief, as you travel through or overlook the Vimbelle and Passadour valleys, which offer numerous viewpoints the Vimbelle and Passadour valleys, which offer numerous vantage points; the old traditional housing at Neuvialle, Lachaud and in the village, with its 15th-century church and elegant 17th-century castel?

After discovering the 12th century Romanesque church, you will enjoy a view of the valley from the village of "Mailher". This path will lead you to the gates of the Castle before crossing the legendary Blanchefort forest, classified as a Natural Zone of Ecological, Faunistic and Floristic Interest (ZNIEFF). Following the banks of the Brezou, the Pont des Amoureux (Lovers' Bridge) will offer you a picturesque setting for a charming break before continuing on your way back to the village.

Let yourself be guided through the commune of Chamboulive, a green haven of peace where, according to the proverb, "nothing is missing". During your walk you will discover two castles: the 18th century Gourdon castle, with its round towers, and the 15th century Faurie castle, with its square tower. You can also admire the Monédières from the viewpoint of the Vicomte Haut.

Hotel restaurant operated from father to son for 4 generations. The rooms, all comfort, for one to four persons with one or two beds, are equipped with a bathroom with shower or bathtub, WC, telephone, television and free wifi access. Restaurant closed on Friday evening, Saturday lunch and Sunday evening out of season and holiday weekends. Takeaway on reservation all the week. Burger mique house with beef limousin.

In the heart of Corrèze, straddling the mountains and the Brive basin. Village of 10 chalets for 4 or 6 people (including 1 adapted chalet for the disabled), 2 tipi tents and 2 trailers for 2/4 people, 1 3-bedroom mobile home, 4 2-bedroom mobile homes located on the **** campsite on Lac de Bournazel. On-site services: Heated swimming pool, laundry room, entertainment, TV and games room, bread and grocery store on the campsite, snack bar. Children's and family entertainment: - Welcome drink - Sports tournaments: ping-pong, pétanque and tennis - theme evenings - Children's activities with entertainer: sports activities and creative workshops Activities: Lac de Bournazel (33 ha) with sandy beach and swimming. Fishing facilities. Children's playground. Petanque, volleyball and tennis courts. Fitness trail, signposted footpaths, equestrian center with horse and pony rides

House in the countryside, in a peaceful village built in the middle of woods and valleys. You'll appreciate the peace and quiet of this house, surrounded by grounds planted with apple trees and walnut trees, and the endless walks for vacation memories. Just 10km from Uzerche, "The Pearl of the Limousin" with its picturesque site, museum and sports and nature resort, and 27km from Pompadour with its castle and racecourse?

The gîte la Libellule is nestled in the heart of the village, completely renovated in 2023. Independent, warm and bright, it is located around 50 meters from the owners' house. You'll enjoy breathtaking views over the Vimbelle valley, with the Pays de Tulle viaduct in the background, creating a peaceful atmosphere conducive to relaxation and serenity. You'll appreciate the absolute calm of this enchanting location. Numerous hiking and mountain bike trails nearby. Accessible via the A20 and A89 motorways, it's ideally situated for exploring the Tulle, Brive, Uzerche, Ussel and Dordogne valleys. For bathing enthusiasts, there are the lakes of St Salvadour, Seilhac and Chamboulive, and the Centre Aqua in Tulle. Water sports are also available in Seilhac, while paragliding enthusiasts can take to the skies from Suc au May (Monédiè ...

Welcome to our charming gîte in Corrèze, where you can enjoy a relaxing getaway in idyllic surroundings. Nestled in the verdant countryside of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, our gîte offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys, as well as easy access to a multitude of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, our gîte is the perfect place to recharge your batteries and enjoy the wonders of nature. Come and relax in our peaceful oasis in Corrèze and let us provide you with an unforgettable vacation experience. 2 options: 2/3-person or 12-person gîte (185m2 with 4 bedrooms, 7 beds and 2 bathrooms), swimming pool and free parking, ideal for families and groups of friends looking for comfort and space during their stay in Corrèze.

Naves, famous for its Gallo-Roman site "Tintignac", is located on the north-western plateau overlooking the Corrèze valley, just a few kilometers from Tulle. Close to the A89 freeway, you can easily visit some of the region's must-see tourist attractions: The Gimel waterfalls, the Canal des Moines, the Château de Sédières, Uzerche "The Pearl of the Limousin" with its picturesque site, its museum and its sports and nature resort, Sarran (President J. Chirac's museum), Parc des Monédières, Brive market, Tulle with its museums and other typical Corrèze villages. (on reservation, access to the table d'hôtes)

Adjoining gîte. Ground floor: kitchen, shower room, separate WC. First floor: 1 bedroom (1 bed 140), living room (1 bed 90), wood-fired heating. Table d'hôtes available on reservation.

It's an old barn, renovated with wood and light. The large openings created give the sun's rays free rein to express themselves. Under the glass roof, with its Rajasthani architectural elements, each living space is organized. A home that gives you the feeling of a traveler, like a stopover on the way to another port. A place for two, but also a place to be with oneself; the atmosphere of the house nourishes you with serenity and calm. At the end of the staircase climbing over the arches, set in one of the traditional gables, the bedroom (1 bed 160, 1 extra bed) with its refined style and natural tones offers you calm and rest. Baby equipment available on request. Free outdoor spa (not covered). Indoor Jacuzzi on ground floor, surcharge 15 ?

Marie-Hélène and Jean-Luc are delighted to welcome you to their small 32-pitch campsite in Lagraulière, surrounded by countryside, offering you an invigorating and enriching holiday in the great outdoors. This family-friendly campsite is open to passing campers, whether you are staying in a tent, motorhome, caravan or other type of accommodation. A pizzeria restaurant, open to all, is also available. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Looking to recharge your batteries? A quiet vacation? Hiking in beautiful surroundings? Outdoor activities? We look forward to welcoming you to "La Rosabelle". Our rooms offer all the comforts you need to feel at home. There's also a brand-new dining area where you can sample jarred products from the Limousin cannery "Les Mille Sources", or just sit back with your own basket. Don't hesitate to come and visit us!

Situated between the towns of Tulle and Uzerche, Seilhac is an attractive village with all amenities. Its main heritage features are the church (apse and choir) and the château, rebuilt in the late 19th century. Just a stone's throw from the center, the magnificent Lac de Bournazel offers a wide range of activities, including swimming, horseback riding and water skiing, as well as archery, paddling, canoeing, mountain biking and hiking.

Butcher, charcutier, caterer, Alain wears many hats. Although they're all different, what they all have in common is good food, the pleasure of making it and sharing it. Present at the Tulle market (station and Quai Baluze) on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.

Of the 12th-century church, only the Romanesque choir has survived. Destroyed by fire in 1660, rebuilt in 1789, it was enlarged in 1882 and features beautiful polychrome frescoes. Behind the church, a remarkable lime tree, planted in 1831 to commemorate the 1830 revolution, shades the "Croix d'Oradour", which in 1929 received the iron cross it bears today.

Recently installed at the top of a mound on the 543-meter-high Puy des Ferrières, the orientation table offers a 180° view over the countryside to the Puy de Sancy and Puy Mary.

Just a few minutes from Lac de Bournazel, discover Etang Neuf. This quiet 16-hectare lake is specially dedicated to fishing. You can fish for carp, pike, tench, roach and, incidentally, pike-perch and trout. Pontoons are available at the fishing spots.

32-hectare lake: supervised swimming from 1.30 pm to 7 pm in July and August, sandy beach, playground and children's pool. Esprit Nature water-ski lift to learn, practice and improve wakeboarding. Open to all, from beginners to competitors, from age 7 upwards, the only requirement is that you know how to swim. A park of modules will delight seasoned riders. You can also rent paddles to discover the lake at your own pace, and try your hand at water skiing. Activities organized by Tulle's Station Sports Nature: archery, mountain bike and electric-assist mountain bike hire, slackline and blowpipe for 3/6 year-olds, canoeing and hiking (information on 05 55 26 64 15 or 06 74 59 05 00). Animals not allowed (even on leash) on site.

In the heart of Corrèze, near the Monédières mountains, a building on Seilhac's main street houses a bar-restaurant with authentic charm: oak floors and a cantou (a large fireplace typical of the region).

The owners of the café de l'horloge welcome you with a smile for a simple meal in the heart of the village of Seilhac. Their home cooking and well-stocked plates will delight you at a low price.

Located at only 1km from the village of Seilhac, this establishment offers a breathtaking view on the Monédières massif. Sign of its quality, the restaurant is classified gourmand Logis. It offers a generous cuisine with an emphasis on regional and traditional recipes. The chef, Thierry Besse, is the specialist of the mique, which he declines under several forms: with snails in the garlic butter, in burger or still way lost bread and its marbled foie gras with figs.

To make the most of your day on the shores of Lac de Bournazel and the activities on offer, La Guinguette du Lac offers food and drink in a bucolic setting and warm atmosphere. With a view over the lake, you can enjoy traditional dishes, a wide choice of homemade pizzas, burgers and mixed salads, as well as desserts.

With its breathtaking view over Lac du Bournazel in Seilhac, L'Elot is well worth a visit for its enchanting setting alone. But the establishment also caters for all tastes and situations: a gourmet stopover for tourists, a special moment with the family, a romantic dinner, a birthday or wedding banquet and more. Not to be missed: theme evenings organized throughout the year.

Le QG is a food truck specializing in burgers made with fresh, local produce. The bread is baked by an artisan baker, the beef is Limousin and the fries are homemade. In short, nothing but good, local food. Le QG can also adapt to your every whim, making it the perfect partner for your events.

Housed in an old barn in the heart of the village of Saint-Clément, this establishment is surprisingly modern and carefully decorated. The little extra not to be missed in fine weather: a terrace on stilts offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside. On the plate, nothing but fresh, quality produce.

An authentic setting for an intimate, rustic atmosphere. La Ferme du Léondou is the first room in an old Limousin cow shed with its troughs and exposed beams, where you can enjoy regional, gastronomic and local specialities. Grilled meats are prepared before your very eyes, over an open fire in the fireplace. There is also a second room on the mezzanine reserved for family meals, groups, coaches... up to 120 people. The chef's speciality: buckwheat pous, as well as local dishes such as mique, tourtous and calf's head. - Worker's menu: Monday to Saturday. - Formulas: 17 and 19 €. Menus from €31.00 to €46. Children: €9 - Open from 20 March to 20 February - Closed on Wednesdays.

Elsa, Thomas and Vincent offer a varied cuisine prepared with local produce. They take part in the festive life of the town by organizing concerts and cultural events. Open for lunch (except Wednesdays) and dinner on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Exhibitions, manual workshops

Hotel restaurant operated from father to son for 4 generations. The rooms, all comfort, for one to four persons with one or two beds, are equipped with a bathroom with shower or bathtub, WC, telephone, television and free wifi access. Restaurant closed on Friday evening, Saturday lunch and Sunday evening out of season and holiday weekends. Takeaway on reservation all the week. Burger mique house with beef limousin.

In the heart of Corrèze, straddling the mountains and the Brive basin. Village of 10 chalets for 4 or 6 people (including 1 adapted chalet for the disabled), 2 tipi tents and 2 trailers for 2/4 people, 1 3-bedroom mobile home, 4 2-bedroom mobile homes located on the **** campsite on Lac de Bournazel. On-site services: Heated swimming pool, laundry room, entertainment, TV and games room, bread and grocery store on the campsite, snack bar. Children's and family entertainment: - Welcome drink - Sports tournaments: ping-pong, pétanque and tennis - theme evenings - Children's activities with entertainer: sports activities and creative workshops Activities: Lac de Bournazel (33 ha) with sandy beach and swimming. Fishing facilities. Children's playground. Petanque, volleyball and tennis courts. Fitness trail, signposted footpaths, equestrian center with horse and pony rides

Discover this pretty chalet and its breathtaking view over the valley. With all its comforts, you'll be able to stay in a green setting and enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. You'll also be close to all the shops in the village of Seilhac. From Saint-Salvadour, you can take advantage of the many hiking and mountain-biking trails and discover Antoine Paucard's granite sculptures behind St Salvadour town hall, the fishing pond and swimming. Chalet 40 m3 all comforts (flat-screen TV, dishwasher, gas cooker, pyrolysis oven, washing machine, microwave) bedrooms, kitchen, shower room, terrace 55? per night all year except July and August 60? 4 nights minimum bed linen provided (rate does not change whether you are 1 or 5 people) plus tourist tax

Municipal campsite (voted one of the ‘best stopping places 2021’ on CaraMaps, mobile application and website for motorhome travel) Campsite located 6km from Seilhac, bordering a 3-hectare lake with swimming, fishing and children's play area. Pets allowed on a lead. Open from 1 June to 30 September.

House in the countryside, in a peaceful village built in the middle of woods and valleys. You'll appreciate the peace and quiet of this house, surrounded by grounds planted with apple trees and walnut trees, and the endless walks for vacation memories. Just 10km from Uzerche, "The Pearl of the Limousin" with its picturesque site, museum and sports and nature resort, and 27km from Pompadour with its castle and racecourse?

Fully renovated country house for 6 persons, located just in front of the owners' farm. Numerous activities in the surroundings: walks in the forest, outdoor sports, visit of Tulle and the small typical villages of the Corrèze. The gite has a nice living room with a fully equipped kitchen (dishwasher, washing machine, coffee machine...), a bright and cosy living room (with TV, WIFI), 3 bedrooms (2 double beds in 140 and a bunk bed), a bathroom with an Italian shower. Household linen is included. The garden is ideal for eating outside on sunny days.

The gîte la Libellule is nestled in the heart of the village, completely renovated in 2023. Independent, warm and bright, it is located around 50 meters from the owners' house. You'll enjoy breathtaking views over the Vimbelle valley, with the Pays de Tulle viaduct in the background, creating a peaceful atmosphere conducive to relaxation and serenity. You'll appreciate the absolute calm of this enchanting location. Numerous hiking and mountain bike trails nearby. Accessible via the A20 and A89 motorways, it's ideally situated for exploring the Tulle, Brive, Uzerche, Ussel and Dordogne valleys. For bathing enthusiasts, there are the lakes of St Salvadour, Seilhac and Chamboulive, and the Centre Aqua in Tulle. Water sports are also available in Seilhac, while paragliding enthusiasts can take to the skies from Suc au May (Monédiè ...

Step through the porte cochère and discover the spectacular Château de Bellefond. Dating from the 13th century, the château is nestled in the heart of its 12-hectare park, overlooking its private pond. Gîte le Lac welcomes you to one of the renovated outbuildings. With all modern conveniences, you can also enjoy the château's park, forest and walking trails, as well as its fishing pond.

Step through the porte cochère and discover the spectacular Château de Bellefond. Dating back to the 13th century, the château is nestled in the heart of its 12-hectare park, overlooking a private pond. The Gîte Lune de Miel welcomes you to one of the renovated outbuildings. With all modern comforts, you can also enjoy the château's park, forest and walking trails, as well as its fishing pond.

Step through the porte cochère and discover the spectacular Château de Bellefond. Dating back to the 13th century, the château is nestled in the heart of its 12-hectare park, overlooking a private pond. Gîte le Jardin welcomes you to one of the renovated outbuildings. With all the comforts of home, you can also take advantage of the château's park, forest and walking trails, as well as its fishing pond.