Our campsites in Corrèze
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Looking to unwind? Come and recharge your batteries at a campsite in Corrèze, a department where nature reigns supreme!
With Cottage Parks, find an ecological campsite in Corrèze, full of charm and nestled in the heart of this beautiful department.
With its breathtaking scenery, picturesque villages and authentic gastronomy, Corrèze is the ideal destination for an unforgettable vacation.
Find out here about places to visit, things to do and food to eat!
Corrèze, the ideal destination for your camping vacation
Located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, Corrèze is an excellent destination for camping vacations.
With its varied landscapes of mountains, lakes and forests, it’s the perfect place for relaxation and adventure in the heart of nature.
Outdoor enthusiasts will be won over by its spectacular gorges, peaceful lakes and vast plateaus, perfect for hiking, mountain biking or canoeing.
The Lac de Neuvic, ideal for swimming and hiking, or the Dordogne gorges, with their breathtaking panoramas, are among the places not to be missed.
When it comes to heritage, Corrèze is brimming with historical and architectural treasures. Picturesque villages like Collonges-la-Rouge, with its red sandstone houses, or Saint-Robert, perched on a hill, plunge you into a medieval atmosphere.
The city of Tulle, with its rich cultural heritage, also offers a fascinating stopover.
Corrèze is also a paradise for food lovers. With its truffles, Limousin meats, cheeses and red fruits, Corrèze’s terroir will delight your taste buds. Take advantage of the local markets to sample these exceptional products.
Whether you’re looking for an active vacation, cultural discoveries or simply a rejuvenating stay close to nature, Corrèze will meet all your expectations.
What to see in Corrèze during your camping vacation
With its spectacular gorges, peaceful lakes and dense forests, Corrèze is full of natural treasures to explore. Here’s a selection of sites that will captivate lovers of nature and wide open spaces:
The Dordogne gorges
A veritable natural gem, the Dordogne gorges offer breathtaking panoramas that stretch as far as the eye can see. These grandiose landscapes, sculpted by the Dordogne River, are perfect for hikers and water sports enthusiasts such as canoeing and paddling. With their spectacular vistas and unspoilt beaches, they’re an ideal place to reconnect with nature.
Lake Neuvic
This peaceful lake, bordered by lush green forests, is an ideal destination for a day in the great outdoors. Fishing enthusiasts will find the water rich in fish, while families will appreciate the supervised swimming and picnic areas. There are also signposted trails for exploring the surrounding area on foot or mountain bike.
The Millevaches plateau
Nicknamed “the roof of Corrèze”, the Millevaches plateau extends over a vast expanse of moorland, peat bogs and forests. This unspoilt site is home to exceptional flora and fauna, including rare species such as otters and black storks. Perfect for a contemplative hike or total immersion in a wild and authentic environment.
The forests of Correze
Corrèze is covered in vast forests that invite you to explore. Among them, the Chabrières and Monédières forests offer shady trails ideal for hiking, mountain biking or just a refreshing stroll. The coolness of their undergrowth makes them the perfect refuge on hot summer days.
The Gimel waterfalls
Located near Tulle, the Gimel waterfalls are an impressive sight. Following a well-maintained path, you’ll discover three successive waterfalls tumbling down cliffs in a wild, verdant setting. This enchanting spot is perfect for photography enthusiasts and lovers of spectacular natural sites.
The Longeyroux peat bogs
In the heart of the Millevaches plateau, this unique site is one of the largest peat bogs in France. With its atypical landscapes and incredible biodiversity, it’s a must-see for botany and ornithology enthusiasts. Educational trails enable visitors to discover this fascinating wetland while respecting its fragile ecosystem.
Places to visit in Corrèze
Picturesque towns and villages
Corrèze is packed with vibrant towns and picturesque villages that bear witness to its rich historical heritage and timeless charm. Here’s a selection of places not to be missed:
Tulle
Capital of Corrèze, Tulle is a vibrant city known for its steep streets and rich artisan past. Stroll along the quays of the Corrèze, visit Notre-Dame Cathedral and discover the fascinating history of lacemaking at the Musée des Armes et du Cloître. Its colorful markets and friendly atmosphere make it a must-see.
Collonges-la-Rouge
Classified as one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in France”, Collonges-la-Rouge’s unique red sandstone houses are awe-inspiring. This medieval village, nestled in a green setting, invites you to stroll along its cobbled streets, admire its towers and soak up its timeless atmosphere.
Ussel
Located in the heart of the Millevaches plateau, Ussel combines history and nature. This bustling town is renowned for its Romanesque churches, old granite buildings and outdoor activities. A detour to the Musée du Pays d’Ussel will immerse you in local history and traditions.
Saint-Robert
Perched on a hill, this medieval village offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding valley. Designated as one of France’s “Most Beautiful Villages”, Saint-Robert’s authentic charm, flower-lined streets and remarkable buildings, such as the 12th-century Romanesque church, make it a very special place to visit.
Argentat-sur-Dordogne
Famous for its quays lined with half-timbered houses, Argentat is a picturesque stopover on the banks of the Dordogne. Take time to explore its narrow streets, enjoy a waterside meal and take advantage of water sports to discover the beauty of the river.
Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne
Nicknamed “the Limousin Riviera”, this small town is a real gem nestled on the banks of the Dordogne. With its picturesque alleyways, Romanesque abbey church and numerous gardens, Beaulieu exudes the sweetness of life. Don’t miss the strawberry market, the town’s emblem.
Brive-la-Gaillarde
A dynamic and welcoming city, Brive is known for its lively market and quality local produce. Stroll through its historic center, with its churches, townhouses and boutiques. It’s also an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Must-see places in Corrèze
Things to do in Corrèze
During your eco-chic camping holiday
In Corrèze, a multitude of activities are available to combine nature, sport and culture.
- Hiking and mountain biking
Explore marked trails on foot or by bike, between forests, gorges and plateaus. Sites like the Monédières mountains and the Millevaches plateau are perfect for discovering the diversity of the landscape.
- Canoeing and kayaking, among other water sports
Cruise down the Dordogne or Vézère rivers to admire cliffs, wild beaches and picturesque villages (Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne in particular) from a unique angle.
- Fishing
Take advantage of the lakes and rivers, rich in fish, for a relaxing day at the water’s edge, like at Lac de Neuvic or on the Dordogne.
- Cultural visits
Immerse yourself in the region’s history by visiting castles, museums and listed villages such as Collonges-la-Rouge and Turenne.
The culinary specialities of Correze
Limousin beef is one of the must-haves. This meat, renowned for its tenderness and flavor, is often cooked in stews or simply grilled to reveal all its excellence.
Cabécou, a small goat’s milk cheese, can be enjoyed fresh or slightly aged, often accompanied by farmhouse bread and a drizzle of local honey, adding a touch of sweetness to this artisanal product.
Lovers of rustic cuisine will appreciate farcidure, a speciality made from potatoes and flour, sometimes garnished with meat to make an even more generous dish. Milhassou, a tasty potato pancake, is another variation on this culinary tradition.
The forests of the Corrèze also abound in treasures such as wild mushrooms. Hand-harvested ceps and chanterelles are often used to enhance omelettes or enrich fragrant sauces.
On the sweet side, flognarde, a dessert similar to clafoutis, is available with apples, cherries or prunes, offering a sweet and comforting note. Treipaïs, crunchy puff pastry cookies, and locally-produced honey add a gourmet touch to any tasty break.
Corrèze: events
all year round
Corrèze vibrates all year round thanks to events that reflect its cultural and sporting diversity.
- The Malemort Carnival is another highlight, when the streets fill up with colorful floats, dazzling costumes and shows for a family celebration full of joy and creativity (March).
- In Pompadour, known as the city of the horse, equestrian enthusiasts will find something to suit them all year round. Horse shows, exhibitions and demonstrations enliven this Mecca of equine culture.
- Sports enthusiasts are not left out, with events such as La Brive-Rocamadour, a legendary cycling race through the region’s sumptuous landscapes, and the Millevaches Monédières Trail, a trail-running challenge to discover the great natural spaces of the Corrèze (May).
- Last but not least, water sports enthusiasts can get together for the Paddle Dordogne Fest (or Dordogne Intégrale 130), a spectacular stand-up paddle crossing of the Dordogne, combining endurance and breathtaking scenery (June).
- Les Allumés de Chanteix, for example, illuminates the village with thousands of lights, creating a magical atmosphere that attracts young and old alike. This unique event combines visual magic with friendly entertainment (August).
For a more complete list and up-to-date information, please visit the websites of the tourist offices or the Corrèze departmental council.
Book your eco-friendly campsite in Corrèze with Cottage Parks
Rent accommodation at an eco-responsible campsite in Corrèze for an authentic experience in the heart of nature.
Surrounded by spectacular scenery, our eco-chic campsites offer you a peaceful, natural setting, perfect for recharging your batteries while having a positive impact on the environment. Whether on the banks of the Dordogne, in lush green forests or close to lakes, each site lets you discover the natural treasures of the Corrèze.
When you choose Cottage Parks, you combine relaxation, adventure and ecological commitment for an unforgettable vacation.
Book now to explore the beauty of the Correze countryside and take part in responsible tourism that values nature and local know-how.