Camping Seasonova Lac de Bournazel

Camping Seasonova Lac de Bournazel is a captivating lakeside destination in the heart of the Corrèze region, where nature, relaxation, and recreation combine to create an unforgettable holiday experience. Perfectly positioned on the shores of the 32-hectare Lake Bournazel, this four-star campsite welcomes you in a lush, verdant landscape of rolling hills, forests, and calm waters — ideal for families, couples, or friends seeking a slow-life escape in rural France.

The site spans approximately 6.5 hectares and offers 69 spacious, shaded pitches (average ~110 m²) that accommodate tents, caravans, and motorhomes, half of which are accessible for people with reduced mobility. In addition to these generous pitches, the campsite features about 51 rental accommodations, including fully equipped mobile homes, chalets, cottages, slow lodges, tipis, and bivouacs, catering to both comfort-seeking families and those looking for an authentic outdoor stay.

Beyond natural beauty, the campsite delivers an impressive range of facilities. A 112 m² heated swimming pool (open May to September) invites you to take refreshing dips, while the supervised sandy beach on Lake Bournazel offers safe swimming and relaxation directly from the campsite grounds. For active guests, there are sports fields, tennis courts, volleyball and pétanque lawns, playgrounds, ping-pong tables, and fitness trails designed for every age and level of energy. Indoor amenities include a library, TV room, and game equipment lending, and on-site services include a grocery store, bread and pastry orders, laundry facilities, and the seasonal Bar à manger restaurant serving local dishes in summer.

The campsite’s attention to comfort extends to free Wi-Fi in key areas, spacious and well-maintained sanitary facilities (including PMR-accessible units), and friendly multilingual reception. With direct access to the water, a welcoming community atmosphere, and year-round booking from early April to late September, Seasonova Lac de Bournazel promises a balanced blend of peace, outdoor adventure, and comfort.

Camping Seasonova Lac de Bournazel sits at the gateway to a diverse and scenic part of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, offering both serene natural escapes and rich cultural experiences. Right at your doorstep, Lake Bournazel’s calm waters and sandy shores serve as the backdrop for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, and leisurely walks along marked paths. For thrill-seekers, the lake hosts the only water ski lift in the Limousin, where wakeboarding, waterskiing, and wakeskating can be enjoyed in July and August — catering to active families and beginners alike.

A short walk from the campsite leads to fishing spots and shaded paths perfect for sunrise strolls or picnics by the water. For slightly further afield adventures, the Corrèze region offers natural wonders like the Gimel Waterfalls, where scenic trails and viewpoints reward hikers, and Etang Neuf, a nearby fishing lake popular with anglers.

Cultural and historic day trips are easily accessible by car. Explore the striking medieval village of Collonges-la-Rouge (about 55 km away) with its red stone architecture, or visit Uzerche (around 70 km), a charming hilltop town overlooking the Vézère River — both perfect for scenic walks, local restaurants, and photography stops. Nature lovers also appreciate the nearby Lake Vassivière (approx. 60 km), with multiple beaches, picnic areas, pedal boat rental, and cycling trails — ideal for a full day of exploration.

Whether you’re interested in tranquil lakeside relaxation, outdoor sports, forest hikes, or cultural excursions into historic villages and waterways, the area around Seilhac offers diversity and accessibility without long travel distances.

Camping Seasonova Lac de Bournazel operates each year from early April to late September, making it a perfect spring, summer, and early autumn destination. Reception services are available daily, offering tourist information, local maps, and guidance on activities, services, and nearby attractions to help you make the most of your stay. The campsite’s main access gate typically opens in the morning through the evening, with reception staffed longer hours in high season to welcome guests and answer questions.

On arrival, you’ll notice how the campsite balances natural calm and practical comfort: shaded pitches are well spaced with easy pedestrian access to both the lake and pool, and a large portion of them support electric hookup and accessibility features. Pets are generally welcomed across pitches and some rentals, though specific rules may apply depending on accommodation type — check with reception if you plan to travel with animals. Wi-Fi access is offered in key zones such as reception and pool areas, while additional paid options may be available for broader coverage.

For families with young children, the campsite’s layout makes everything walkable: from playgrounds to the heated pool to the sandy beach, most facilities are within easy reach. A small grocery store, bakery service (excluding Mondays), and seasonal restaurant ensure you have food and essentials without leaving the campsite, and laundry facilities make longer stays more convenient.

Because the region’s weather can vary, especially in shoulder seasons, bringing layers and outdoor gear is recommended — especially if you plan to explore forests, waterfalls, or embark on long hikes.