Discover CAMPEOLE LE FRANCES in Leyme, Lot, Midi-Pyrénées

A wide range of viewpoints opens up here, from the perched castle of Loubressac to the site of Carennac, on the other bank of the Dordogne. From Bilhac, the church with its historiated modillions and the castle with its medieval origins introduce an itinerary that crosses hamlets with Quercy architecture, such as Vigier or Masdelpouch. The mill of La Force also contributes to the charm of the route.

Hiking trail "Le Roc rôti". During this hike, you will see Labastide-du-Haut-Mont (highest point of the Lot), the village of Saint-Saury and the Châtaigneraie. After point 3, you will discover Le Roc Rôti (along the road), a remarkable megalith. This fact sheet is one of 55 available individually (€0.50) at each Visitors Bureau of the Châtaigneraie Cantalienne or to be downloaded from the Cantal Rando & Découverte app.

Hiking trail "La Croix del fût". The village is situated in a granite country, with meadows and crops alternating with wooded areas. In the hamlets of Belaubre and Enfour, you will discover the traditional habitat with its red-tiled houses, with outside staircases leading to the wooden balcony facing south, topped by the plancadou where corn and chestnuts used to dry. On arrival, you will walk along the pond where the legend of the village bells still hangs in the air, on which, one mysterious day, the waters closed in. This fact sheet is one of 55 available individually (€0.50) at each Visitors Bureau of the Châtaigneraie Cantalienne or to be downloaded from the Cantal Rando & Découverte app.

Hiking trail "Between ovens and mills". This very pleasant route will allow you to discover the traditional built heritage of the Châtaigneraie, particularly in the hamlets of Labroussette, Lamélie and Maurian: houses, bread ovens, mills, barns and stables… A variety of landscapes and beautiful viewpoints will be offered to your eyes. This fact sheet is one of 55 available individually (€0.50) at each Visitors Bureau of the Châtaigneraie Cantalienne or to be downloaded from the Cantal Rando & Découverte app.

Natural, sporty, secret, heritage, wild, medieval, grandiose? All the dimensions of a surprising and unexpected Dordogne Valley. This trail is full of emotional surprises.

Where does the Limousin end and the Quercy begin? From the square tower of Queyssac-les-Vignes, the land of mulled wine, the eye wanders between the castle of Turenne, the Dordogne valley and the Causse de Martel in the distance. From the Saint-Blaise chapel to the Battut manor house, from crosses to fountains, you will discover the viewpoints that adorn this circuit.

Whether you start this walk from Mercoeur or from Camps, you will discover the plateau that brings the two villages together through tracks in the undergrowth, meadows, dirt roads,... In the heart of this luxuriant nature, you will discover a peat bog, a wetland with a rare botanical wealth, sculpted granite crosses and viewpoints on the landscape of the hedgerows... Yellow markings.

Discover the Xantria on this 72 km circuit, with its steep climbs and hilly landscape, which will delight even the most sporty of you in search of a thrill! In a splendid natural setting, set off in search of the black Xantrie, from Camps-Saint-Mathurin-Léobazel! You'll be sure to notice the typical habitat, with its slate roofs supported by granite walls. After a few kilometers, the tour takes you to Mercoeur, capital of the Xaintrie noire region! With its dominant position, this commune offers access to the Cère valley. Its location makes it a strategic place. A fact that is also historically recognized, since traces of Roman occupation have been discovered nearby. A cinerary urn dating from the 2nd century BC has also been found. Among the sights to

L'Oustal is an independent, quiet, Lotois village house, with a large south-east-facing terrace on the front side, and a terrace overlooking the 100m2 swimming pool and decking on the east-west rear side. Situated 1 km from the Dordogne, at the crossroads of the Corrèze and Lot departments, it enjoys a dominant position with views over the village, Castelnau castle, Saint Laurent towers and Loubressac castle.Close to Argentat, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Curemonte, Collonges la Rouge, Carennac, Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Grotte de la Cave, Sarlat and the castles of the Dordogne Valley, the village is a gateway to all the jewels of the Périgord, with its discovery trails and canoe trips down the Dordogne.

Beautifully restored character house, originally from the 18th century. It is ideally located in the heart of a peaceful hamlet in the Dordogne Valley, with direct access to the Dordogne River (150 m). At the gateway to the Lot department, it's close to the major sites of Rocamadour and Padirac, the exceptional natural sites of Causse de Gramat and Gorges de la Cère, and France's most beautiful villages: Collonges la Rouge, Autoire, Carennac, Loubressac, Curemonte, Turenne... Numerous activities nearby: fishing, canoeing, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, climbing, caving, paragliding, hang-gliding ... Close to all shops and services. Swimming pools and leisure centers nearby.

Old stone house with character, renovated in 2012 and close to another gite belonging to the same owner (reference 19G5008). It is located on the border of the Lot and Corrèze departments, in a dominant position, 2 km from the Dordogne river. It has 3 bedrooms upstairs (2 with 140cm beds and 1 with a 120cm bed). Open-plan kitchen, living room, sitting area, fireplace, bathroom, 2 wc. Electric heating, cellar. Fully air-conditioned. Nearby you can discover all the major sites and listed old villages of Quercy, the Dordogne valley and Corrèze (Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Collonges la Rouge, Château de Castelnau...). Petanque court (with lights) shared by both gîtes.

Detached stone house with character, fully restored in 2011 and close to another gite belonging to the same owner (reference 19G5009). Located on the border of the Lot and Corrèze departments, in a dominant position, 2 km from the Dordogne river. Petanque court (with lights) shared by both gîtes.

Beautiful gîte in a barn, 500 m from the Dordogne river. Very quiet wooded park (3600 m²), shared swimming pool 5 x 10 m (salt water pool open July and August). Nearby attractions: Beaulieu sur Dordogne (strawberry festival, gabare trip, Chapelle des pénitents)-Collonges la Rouge-Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac-Château de Castelnau (2nd fortress in France)-Saint Céré (Château de Montal, Musée Jean Lurçat, Music Festival July and August).

House set back from the road forming an enclosure with a barn and another building in a country village. Land of 1500 m². 1 bedroom, with cot on request, living room with kitchenette, microwave, electric heating and wood-burning stove. Tourist tax 0.90?/day/adult. Cleaning service on request (30? to be paid on site). Wifi connection available.

Former winegrower's house on the heights of Beaulieu and D'Altillac, with breathtaking views over the Dordogne valley, combines the old and the new. The gîte comprises 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 wc, 1 large living room opening onto the terrace and pool (11 x 5), stone barbecue. Quiet, peaceful location 4km from all amenities.

Right in the heart of the Dordogne valley with its tourist sites such as Argentat sur Dordogne, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Collonges la rouge, Curemonte, Turenne etc.... At the gateway to the Lot department, 1km away, Castelnau castle, Padirac gulf, St Laurent towers, Presque caves, Gramat animal park, Loubressac, Rocamadour etc.... Many activities such as canoeing on the Dordogne river, padle, fishing, and superb hiking.

Canoeing base open from 15/06 to 15/09: rental, hiking, initiation. Luggage transfer with return by bus morning and evening, multi-activity stay. Other activities: climbing, caving, mountain bike rental.

Come and enjoy an introduction to stand-up paddle or hydrospeed. Sensations and a change of scenery guaranteed! Available for hire on the Beaulieu lake. All you need to do is be over 7 and know how to swim.

Strawberries, raspberries, melons, tomatoes, mushrooms, shitakee, salads, cucumbers, peppers and hot peppers. Direct farm sales on order, present at the markets of Beaulieu, Meyssac, Argentat, Tulle, Beynat, Lanteuil, and the summer and local farmers' markets: Eygurande, Monceaux and La Chapelle-St-Géraud.

The village of Saint-Saury, whose name is hidden behind that of its church, will delight lovers of megalithic mysteries, stories of the Resistance, well-hidden Romanesque treasures and beautiful visible trout!

The Roc Rôti is a megalithic complex whose menhir-like shape suggests that it was a place dedicated to Gallic worship. Also worth seeing in the direction of Sousceyrac: the Escalmels Chapel, the Luzette Memorial (in memory of the Resistance fighters of the Chénier field, a parachuting site during World War II).

Together with the castle, the church was given to the Beaulieu monastery by its founder, Rodolphe de Turenne. Of Romanesque origin, it was destroyed at the same time as the castle around 1378 by Jean de Castelnau, who had 80 people burnt to death while in conflict with the abbot of Beaulieu. It offers a magnificent view over the valley. It was rebuilt in the 15th century. It features a canted sanctuary with prismatic ribs leading to a wooden ceiling. A two-bay chapel with Gothic arches, dedicated to Saint John, was added on the south side. In 1634, on the orders of the Bishop of Limoges, the altar belonging to the family of Jean de Canthony (founder of a vicarage in 1362), previously located in the nave, was transferred to this chapel. This vicarage gave this family ‘perpetual burial in front of the altar’. The square bell tower is covered.

A medieval town on the right bank of the Dordogne, Beaulieu has been dubbed "one of the most beautiful villages in France", thanks to its mild climate, ideal for growing strawberries. Beaulieu's main attraction is its remarkable Saint-Pierre abbey church, whose portal, a masterpiece of Romanesque art depicting the return of Christ at the end of time, is comparable to that of Moissac. Stroll through the narrow streets, compare the turreted facades, decorated with medallions and cherubs, like the house of Adam and Eve, and dream of the Chapelle des Pénitents and its bell-wall reflected in the waters of the Dordogne. Nearby, you can board a gabare from May to October, to relive the epic story of the gabariers who sailed down to Libourne to deliver their loads of wood for the Bordeaux cooperage.

We're not talking about "galloping" demography yet, but it's clear that Parlan attracts many new inhabitants. Visitors, for their part, would be wrong to gallop along the village's 23 km of trails, so attractive is the surrounding countryside.

The Benedictine abbey was founded in the 9th century by Rodolphe de Turenne, Archbishop of Bourges. He installed monks from Solignac. In the early 12th century, the community became affiliated to the Cluny order. The majestic Limousin Romanesque edifice is built in pale ochre sandstone, according to the plans of a large monastic pilgrimage church. It is dominated by a dungeon bell tower. The abbey church is best known for its remarkable early 12th-century sculpted tympanum depicting the return of Christ at the end of time - the Parousia - with a majestic Christ in the center. The tympanum was carved by image carvers from Toulouse.

The chapel was built in the 12th century. After being partially damaged during the Hundred Years' War, it was restored thanks to a loan from a wealthy family. It was sold as national property during the French Revolution. In 1820, it was bought by the Pénitents bleus brotherhood. The brotherhood disappeared at the end of the 19th century, after having had a great influence on the town. The chapel's most striking feature is its magnificent five-bay bell tower. The chapel's chevet is simple, with a triplet of apsidioles and Limousin moldings.

A little paradise on the Dordogne, we'd say of this magical place. This outdoor snack bar offers a simple yet comprehensive menu. Ice creams, crêpes or sundaes for a moment of relaxation. Ideal for canoeists, cyclists or just for a break on the terrace, with non-stop opening hours from 10am to 10pm.

Cueillette is a gourmet restaurant that puts the spotlight on our region and its produce. Chef Oscar Garcia and his partner Julie are committed to promoting local producers and artisans, whether in their choice of produce or tableware, for example. Their commitment and the quality of their cuisine were rewarded with a Michelin star in 2024. Our house offers 5 rooms with views over the Dordogne Valley or our garden.

Chef Vincent Terrieux, member of Toques Blanches and Compagnon du Tour de France, welcomes you to his friendly, family-run bar-restaurant. He offers creative, tasty cuisine with a variety of dishes on daily menus and à la carte on Saturdays, as well as desserts featuring fresh seasonal fruit. Air-conditioned rooms, terraces, parking.

Limousin beef, chicken or veggie burgers served with fries or salad - wraps - kebabs And discover the burger and wrap of the month! On site or to take away

William cooks with fresh produce, and Sylvie always welcomes you with a warm welcome. Traditional cuisine, regional specialties, different menus every day with a choice of meat or fish, Chez Colette's cooking is home-made!

Tearoom, snack bar, home-made pastries, artisanal ice creams, all-day board service

In the heart of a 12th-century building with a contemporary twist, La Table de Turenne offers friendly, local-inspired cuisine featuring fresh produce. From the large sunny terrace, succumb to the tomato gazpacho with roasted langoustines, sweetbreads cooked in a casserole with vegetables, fillet of Limousin beef with sweet potato purée, or the strawberry-mint freshness with crunchy tuile...

Bar Brasserie Caviste, a convivial place to enjoy fresh homemade products Daily menu, burgers, salads, grills, pizzas in the evening, on site or to take away Happy Hour from 5pm to 7pm

On the borders of the Corrèze, Lot and Dordogne valleys, Le Beaulieu gourmet restaurant draws its inspiration from the superb Périgord region. Our team offers generous cuisine, both traditional and original, using fresh seasonal produce. Foie gras, duck breast, Quercy lamb, langoustines, scallops and fine fish can all be enjoyed in the cosy atmosphere of the dining room, or on the terrace in summer.

2-star campsite on the banks of the Dordogne, on the borders of Corrèze and Lot. On-site activities Canoeing, fishing, playground, pétanque and restaurant. Bare pitches and rentals. Nearby sites : Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Lacave and Presque caves and France's most beautiful villages: Autoire, Carennac, Loubressac and Collonges-la Rouge.

L'Oustal is an independent, quiet, Lotois village house, with a large south-east-facing terrace on the front side, and a terrace overlooking the 100m2 swimming pool and decking on the east-west rear side. Situated 1 km from the Dordogne, at the crossroads of the Corrèze and Lot departments, it enjoys a dominant position with views over the village, Castelnau castle, Saint Laurent towers and Loubressac castle.Close to Argentat, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Curemonte, Collonges la Rouge, Carennac, Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Grotte de la Cave, Sarlat and the castles of the Dordogne Valley, the village is a gateway to all the jewels of the Périgord, with its discovery trails and canoe trips down the Dordogne.

In the heart of the Dordogne Valley, treat yourself to a breath of fresh air in a calm and relaxing environment, with a breathtaking view over the magnificent Bellocoise countryside and just a stone's throw from the region's tourist attractions: Rocamadour, Padirac, Collonges la rouge, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Carennac... You'll appreciate the peaceful surroundings, the 100 m² garden where you can run around barefoot in the grass, and the 24 m² private terrace. If you're a lover of outdoor activities, the region has something for everyone: hiking, biking, mountain biking or horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking to admire the cliffs of Gluges and swim in the refreshingly clear water. You can also play golf or go fishing, or visit the castles of Castelnau or Montal...

Beautifully restored character house, originally from the 18th century. It is ideally located in the heart of a peaceful hamlet in the Dordogne Valley, with direct access to the Dordogne River (150 m). At the gateway to the Lot department, it's close to the major sites of Rocamadour and Padirac, the exceptional natural sites of Causse de Gramat and Gorges de la Cère, and France's most beautiful villages: Collonges la Rouge, Autoire, Carennac, Loubressac, Curemonte, Turenne... Numerous activities nearby: fishing, canoeing, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, climbing, caving, paragliding, hang-gliding ... Close to all shops and services. Swimming pools and leisure centers nearby.

On this site, we unveil the charms of a vacation in our renovated farmhouse in the small village of Liourdres. The farm is located just a stone's throw from the River Dordogne in a rolling landscape. It's truly a place where you can enjoy all the good things that country life has to offer in peace and space. Situated on a hill, the large terrace at the front of the farmhouse offers panoramic views over a valley. In the distance, you can see the impressive Castelnau-Bretenoux castle, which is always beautifully lit on summer evenings. Living room with fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen with induction hob, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. 2nd floor: bedroom, mezzanine with three beds, bathroom with toilet.

Our house offers 5 bedrooms with views over the Dordogne Valley or our garden. Charm and gentleness are the watchwords of these rooms, which have been designed for the utmost comfort, with top-of-the-range bedding made in the Gers region and a choice of rough, noble materials. You'll discover our selection of Beauty Garden products, certified organic and made in Corrèze from plants grown in their own kitchen garden. Cueillette is also a gourmet restaurant showcasing our region and its products.

Old stone house with character, renovated in 2012 and close to another gite belonging to the same owner (reference 19G5008). It is located on the border of the Lot and Corrèze departments, in a dominant position, 2 km from the Dordogne river. It has 3 bedrooms upstairs (2 with 140cm beds and 1 with a 120cm bed). Open-plan kitchen, living room, sitting area, fireplace, bathroom, 2 wc. Electric heating, cellar. Fully air-conditioned. Nearby you can discover all the major sites and listed old villages of Quercy, the Dordogne valley and Corrèze (Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Collonges la Rouge, Château de Castelnau...). Petanque court (with lights) shared by both gîtes.

Detached stone house with character, fully restored in 2011 and close to another gite belonging to the same owner (reference 19G5009). Located on the border of the Lot and Corrèze departments, in a dominant position, 2 km from the Dordogne river. Petanque court (with lights) shared by both gîtes.

Beautiful gîte in a barn, 500 m from the Dordogne river. Very quiet wooded park (3600 m²), shared swimming pool 5 x 10 m (salt water pool open July and August). Nearby attractions: Beaulieu sur Dordogne (strawberry festival, gabare trip, Chapelle des pénitents)-Collonges la Rouge-Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac-Château de Castelnau (2nd fortress in France)-Saint Céré (Château de Montal, Musée Jean Lurçat, Music Festival July and August).

House set back from the road forming an enclosure with a barn and another building in a country village. Land of 1500 m². 1 bedroom, with cot on request, living room with kitchenette, microwave, electric heating and wood-burning stove. Tourist tax 0.90?/day/adult. Cleaning service on request (30? to be paid on site). Wifi connection available.