Les Grottes de Roffy

Sarlat, Dordogne

Mobile Homes open: 22 Apr - 10 Sep
Tents open: 23 Apr - 10 Sep

This first class parc promises you a warm welcome and quite excellent amenities. Especially good for walkers, with plenty of attractions nearby. Les Grottes de Roffy has long been a firm favourite with Camp4Less customers. An excellent three pool complex is the parc's centrepiece and the facilities here are good all round, with tennis as well as a children's play area. There is also a charming and reasonably priced restaurant which is so good it's even enjoyed by the locals, despite the presence of many first rate alternatives nearby. Pitches here are on a series of terraces, some with views over the idyllic countryside that surrounds the parc and the rural setting also offers many delightful walks amongst the patchwork woods and fields.

Attractions

L'Aquarium de Perigord Noir 
More than 200 metres of aquariums displaying fish from all around the world. Diving exhibitions and touch tanks are the main features.
Bar/snack, free parking, handicapped access, picnic area, souvenirs.

Le Gouffre de Padirac 
The Gouffre de Padirac is a natural limestone cave. 103 metres down to the river, by lift or stairs, to the start of the tour. The visit lasts 1.5hrs and is 2km long.

Château de Milandes 
Former home of Josephine Baker, the famous musical hall singer. Built 1489 in a wooded region between Castelnaud & Berbiguiéres. Falconry displays several times per day. Restaurant on site. Night flights to observe the chateau from the house's own captive hot air balloon.

Les Jardins de Marqueyssac 
The gardens in the grounds of the Château de Marqueyssac are some of the best-kept gardens in France. There is a nature pavilion displaying flora and fauna from around the Dordogne. Light show, on Thursdays, in July and August. Free parking.

Château Castelnaud 
The most popular château in southern France. Built high on a hill in the 13th century it changed hands many times. The Château has been home to the Museum of Medieval Warfare since 1985

Prehisto Park 
Theme park, which traces the evolution of man from 1500BC. Animations, throughout the park for children. Craftsmen using only the tools, which would have been available at the time

Lascaux Caves 
The original Lascaux cave is closed to the public, but a replica has been reproduced 200 metres away. The reproductions include the galleries, 'the great hall of the bulls' and the 'painted gallery'. One of the most renowned, archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Teenagers discovered the caves in 1940.

Musée National de Préhistoire 
The National Museum of Prehistory, which reflects ever expanding archaeological research. It is the most important collection of items from the Palaeolithic era in France.
Guided tours available

Quercyland 
Waterpark with 6 pools and a variety of slides.

Château de Hautefort 
One of the most prestigious châteaux in southwest France, classified as a historical monument. Built between 1630 and 1670. Surrounded by superb gardens.

Emplacements

• Surface: Grass and gravel
• Shade: Some have some.
• Pitch Size: Greater than 100 m².