Simply one of the best sites we haven been! Even e-bikes on rent! Close to historic town of Sarlat (1.5km).

Stayed on my campervan. Had a wonderful time. The staff were excellent, I didn't have the correct mains power adaso the staff found one for me to borrow. Nice and quiet and near enough the town to walk if you don't mind the hill. Food and entertainment was good. Definitely would stay again.

We visited this campsite twice in June . We returned because of its great location and facilities . The site is also walking or cycling distance to Sarlat which is a very nice town to visit .

Stayed for 1 night to visit Sarlat. Good location was able to walk into the town. Nice pitch. Used our own facilities due to Covid. ACSI rate so good value. Check-in was excellent, and we were shown to our pitch. Quite a hilly site, but we found it OK (7.4 metre motorhome).

Great site in lovely wooded area. Gravel lots - very clean facilities, plenty of warm water - but open roofing (so in cold rainy weather a motivator to do things fast). Good rental of e-mountainbikes BUT expensive. Biking only for the fit - or for e-bikes :) Ask for precise starting point of bike trails. Shame, that the Utopia (**** camp site) concept limits WIFI availability to reception area only. We prefer to use our own phone off-buttons for the off-grid experience. Village only 15mins on foot. Market on Saturday mornings well worth a visit. Great restaurants .. our favourite: La Rapière..

Nice friendly site, very close to the town, walking distance. Market in town (Saturday) definitely worth going to .
Good facilities, nice pool and bar area, WiFi very good at reception, plenty of places to sit to use this.
Pitch good , easy to get our motor home on.
stayed for two nights, would stay again.

We spent a good time on this camp site and the town in July.

hard one this... visited as wanted to explore Sarlat which is amazing... short walk 10 mins to town, long walk 25 mins back as uphill... pool nice but not enough lounge chairs, around 12 max. toilets and showers ate good, lots of hot wzter. bar only had 1 local beer on tap (more were advertised but not available) and a few bottles. food from a pizza truck only weekends. bread was just awful, like cardboard, hard almost stale, which we threw away, 2 days running. everything was up quite steep hills on site but pitches were fine with levellers.. in all we liked the site but you need good legs and we feel the bar and food offerings could be improved for what is a network of camping sites.. we would return only to visit Sarlat, not for the site...

If we wanted to describe this site in two words they would be.. Steps & Slopes.
The campsite is sited on steep slopes that have been terraced to accommodate pitchs, some large some small.
There is a reception selling a small selection food goods and a bar (closed at 7pm when we were to),and a communal area with free wi-fi and TV open until 11pm.
A nice swimming pool and tennis courts also available.Staff very pleasant.
Be aware that if you have mobility issues this site would not be a good choice as if you are on the terraces the paths are very steep and steps badly maintained.The recycling area is positioned a walk across the road to the camp carpark.
The big positive about this site is that it is a 15 min steepish downhill walk to the beautiful old town of Sarlat (not to be missed).

The site is situated up quite a steep hill after first negotiating the town of Salat. We arrived in the rain on 1st October and was pleasantly greeted at reception. We were informed that a large area of the site was closed for winter and allocated a pitch virtually at the highest part of the site. I had informed the receptionist that I was pulling a 7.3m caravan to which he replied no problem. There was a problem in so far as that the roads were very wet and slippery with wet leaves evident. I only just managed to get up to our pitch. The pitch was big enough but very uneven and situated under an oak tree. We were informed at reception that if we found the pitch to be unsuitable, we could upgrade to a non ACSI pitch. Interestingly none of the non ACSI pitches were situated under trees. I found this strange as we were being asked to pay more for an unshaded pitch on a site promoting camping in the Forrest. We had intended to stay for five nights, but that night we had rain all night, with branches and acorns falling on the roof of our caravan. Needless to say, we didn\'t sleep a wink, even our dog was traumatised with the noise. We sadly left the next day without getting to visit the lovely town of Sarlat.