Camping Le Domaine du Bois Coquet

Camping Le Domaine du Bois Coquet is a charming **family‑friendly campsite set on approximately 7 hectares in the peaceful forests of the Dordogne, near the small village of La Douze, France. This beautifully maintained site is the perfect base for a nature‑filled getaway in the heart of the Périgord between Périgueux and Les Eyzies‑de‑Tayac — two areas rich in history, caves, and cultural attractions.

The campsite offers a variety of accommodation options for every type of traveler — from spacious grassed pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes (each at least 100–150 m²) to modern mobil‑homes, lodge tents, and cozy maisonnettes. Many of the mobil homes feature 2–3 bedrooms, equipped kitchens, and private outdoor terraces — ideal for families or couples seeking comfort with a view over the Dordogne countryside.

On‑site facilities are designed to ensure relaxation, fun, and convenience throughout your stay. The campsite boasts a heated outdoor swimming pool (approximately 200 m²), open in season for refreshing dips or lounge‑chair afternoons under the sun. Children and adults alike will love the mini‑farm with friendly animals, playgrounds, a multi‑sport field, volleyball, tennis, ping‑pong tables, and a pétanque area — plus seasonal sports activities and tournaments.

Practical services include two modern sanitary blocks with family and accessible facilities, laundry, free WIFI, snack bar & bar with refreshments, and a small on‑site shop with essential items and local products. Guests can also borrow games, books, and sporting equipment, making social gatherings and outdoor fun effortless.

If you’re seeking calm, space, and connection with nature without sacrificing comfort, Camping Le Domaine du Bois Coquet balances green tranquillity with thoughtful services that make every stay memorable.

Nestled in the scenic Dordogne region, this campsite is ideally positioned for exploring one of France’s most captivating travel areas. Just ~4 km away lies the village of La Douze, offering friendly local life with bakeries, butcheries, grocery shops, a florist, and a traditional Sunday morning market — perfect for stocking up on fresh local produce.

From here, the possibilities are endless. The historic town of Périgueux (around 20 km) is rich in medieval architecture, Roman ruins, and charming riverfront streets, ideal for day trips and cultural exploration. Les Eyzies‑de‑Tayac, famed for its prehistoric cave art and archaeological museums, is also within comfortable driving distance.

Nature lovers will appreciate the numerous walking and cycling paths weaving through lush forests, scenic valleys, and along the banks of the Dordogne River. Canoeing, fishing, and wildlife watching are popular activities in the region. Local wineries, cheese farms, and markets provide a taste of authentic Périgord gastronomy, while quaint cafés and restaurants scattered throughout the area invite you to sample regional delights.

Whether you’re into history, outdoor adventure, or simply soaking up rural French charm, the surrounding area delivers — from prehistoric gems to natural escapes and cultural villages.

Before arriving, it’s helpful to know that Camping Le Domaine du Bois Coquet operates seasonally from mid‑April to mid‑September/October. During peak summer months, many facilities like the heated pool, snack bar, and reception operate extended hours to make your stay even more enjoyable.

The campsite embraces a pet‑friendly and eco‑responsible philosophy, encouraging limited vehicle use inside the site to preserve peace and reduce noise, so cars are parked outside the camping lanes. This unique feature contributes to a calm, green atmosphere ideal for relaxation and letting children play freely.

Check‑in times for accommodations generally begin in the mid‑afternoon, and departures are scheduled before late morning — so planning around these hours ensures a smooth experience. There’s also laundry service, rental equipment, and refreshment options on site — and the reception team can provide maps, tour suggestions, and hike routes to help you make the most of your days.

Finally, be sure to take advantage of the nearby village services — small shops and market days — as well as summer events and local gastronomy. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or new to camping life, the attentive team ensures you’ll feel welcomed and well cared for throughout your stay.