Private camping rentals at Le Fleix, Nouvelle-Aquitaine

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Amenities

Animals welcome
Drinking water
Barbecue
Electricity
Swimming pool
Tumble drier
Washing machine
Drying rack
Toilets (in house)
Independent toilets
Independent dry toilets
Wireless internet
Internet
Shower (in house)
Independent shower
Independent solar shower
Kitchen (in house)
Independent kitchen
Handicapped access
Fridge (in house)
Independent fridge
Naturism allowed
Horses welcome
Stable
Bicycle storage
Parking onsite
Picnic table
Campfire allowed
Closed land
Independent access
Train or Bus
Shops
Sanitary dump station
Self-service bikes
Kids playground

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Description

Peaceful location, easy access, amenities.

The setting

Green, very quiet, in the heart of nature.

The spots

Flat land, choice of installation, easy access, large gate.

The sanitary facilities

Dry toilets, hot water on site.

The amenities

Water supply, generator.

The activities

Some of the activities are those shown in the photos.
On the village square, you'll find a boules pitch, a children's playground, a busy Thursday morning market, a bicycle repair and rental service, and a cab service. On Saturday mornings, Ste Foy-la-Grande is home to one of France's most beautiful markets.
Visit the many castles in the area.
Bergerac, a proud city on the banks of the Dordogne, classified as a town of art and history, is 17 km away.

Other things

The Vézelay route is one of the major Jacobean routes, used by some 1,000 pilgrims every year from northern Europe (Holland, Belgium, Germany) before entering France and reaching Vézelay, one of the major departures identified for the French routes.
The route enters Périgord via La Coquille, crossing Périgueux, capital of the Dordogne, before reaching Sainte Foy la Grande and the Gironde. Since the 12th century and the mention of Périgueux and Saint Front in the "Guide du Pèlerin", the town has become an essential stopover for pilgrims. To achieve this, an effort has been made to walk as closely as possible to the "historic" route, while offering pilgrims the most direct and safest routes.