Location

Designated as one of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, Saint Robert exudes charm and authenticity. Just a short 15-minute walk from our campsite, this medieval village’s cobbled streets, historic houses, and panoramic views transport visitors to another era. 

Perfect for: History enthusiasts, couples seeking romantic strolls, and lovers of quaint villages.

Highlights:

• • The 13th-century Church of Saint Robert, renowned for its unique Romanesque architecture.
  • A local mini market and cafés, as well as an original, stone-baked bakery, offering local products and regional delicacies.
  • Weekly Marché Festif in summer, offering live music, food, and a vibrant community atmosphere.

Our campsite officially resides in Segonzac, a peaceful commune known for its serene landscapes and welcoming community, and only a 3 km hike or drive from Camping Florecer.

Perfect for: Hikers, cyclists, and those seeking peace and quiet.

Highlights:

• • Scenic walking trails and peaceful cycling routes.
  • Quiet spots to enjoy a picnic with sweeping countryside views.

Camping Florecer is located in the Corrèze, and at only a stone’s throw from the Dordogne/Périgord region. It makes the campsite the perfect base for exploring not only neighbouring towns and cities of the Corrèze, but also the Dordogne’s world-famous attractions.

Known for their unspoiled landscapes and rich history, both regions offer an incredible variety of experiences, and are home to some of the most iconic sihes in France.

Perfect for: Nature enthusiasts, adventurers, families, foodies and history buffs.

Highlights / (Half) Day trips:

• • Food and shopping in Sarlat-la-Canéda: A pittoresque medieval town brimming with charm, markets, and culture – at the epicenter of truffle-land and other local cuisine.
  • Explore the UNESCO heritage site Rocamadour: A stunning pilgrimage site built into the cliffs, perfect for a day of exploration and hiking. Many activities nearby such as Le Goufre de Padirac, an impressive cave with a subterranean river, and le Rocher des Aigles with its eagle and other birds of prey show.
  • Brive-la-Gaillarde: Just 30 minutes away, this vibrant city offers shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Its nearby Lac du Causse offers many aquatic activities such as paddle / SUP, canoeing, jet ski and more!
  • Relax and fun in Hautefort: Home to the majestic Château de Hautefort, a must-see for history and architecture lovers. Don’t forget to take a dip in the nearby lake Etang de Coucou with its inflatables aquapark, bar and restaurant. A fisherman’s paradise, it’s only a 20-minute drive from our campsite.
  • Sunday morning escape to Objat: Don’t miss the Sunday Farmer’s Market at only a 20-minute drive from our campsite, where you’ll find the best local produce, vegetables, cheeses, and handcrafted goods.

• Kayaking and Castle Visits in Vallée de la Dordogne: Picture-postcard villages such as Castelnaud and La Roque Gageac, scenic river valleys, and activities like kayaking, boat tours and medieval castle visits.
• Prehistoric Caves: Marvel at ancient artwork and geological wonders at the Lascaux Caves and many other prehistoric sites in the area.
• Bergerac: Famous for its vineyards, the charming village of Bergerac offers wine tastings, food and culture.