Acampamento Camping Domaine des Mathevies em Aquitânia

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SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL - Domaine des Mathevies is an eco-minded sanctuary that offers an alternative to the commercial camping scene. A labour of love, it's a place where adults are as well catered for and contented as their kids and …where you can sit back with a frothy latte or play petanque over a leosurely glass of St-Emilion as a paraglider is swallowed up by the salmon-pink sunset below. Set on a gentle incline with masterful views over the wooded Dordogne valley, there are 38 pitches, many of which enjoy shade from walnut, cherry, fig, apple and plum trees, and all of which have 10 amp electricity hook-ups and free wifi connection. If you are arriving late and don't fancy pitching up for the night there are a selection of chalets to choose from. Including four new Plein Air chalets, pitched to savour the best view over the hills, plus seven more well furbished chalets and mobile homes dotted around the edge of the site that can sleep up to six. There are also two self-contained gites with all mod cons, modern kitchens and bathrooms, satalite TV, fatboy hammocks and weber bbq's. The real ace with the gites though is the spectacular views and private sunsets, giving you all the campsite amenties plus the chance to retire to your own little palace. The site itself is a real playground for kids, with a toddlers' playarea near the Cozy Nook Cafe (so you get to relax with them in plain view). Ther's a terrific climbing area and playground, a childrens splash pool, as well as a larger swimming pool for adults beside the tennis court and table tennis table. The Cozy Nook cafe lives up to its name, with swallow you up couches and delicious bar snacks. Fresh bread and croissants are delivered every morning; the best spot to take breakfast is under the shade of the Linden trees. Dinner is served during high season by food trucks offering a different flavour of the area each evening, including a local organic pizza truck, a Creole food market and even fish and chips.

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Tamanho do local: 3 ha (Condições do solo: Grama)
Número total de arremessos: 51
Número de campos turísticos: 51 (De quais parcelas: 13)
Lotes de motorhome em frente aos portões: Não disponível
Lotes de escala em frente aos portões também para caravanas: Não disponível

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Preço de referência

Alta temporada € 36,80*

Baixa temporada € 24,90*

^*Dois adultos, caravana, carro, eletricidade e impostos locais por noite

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Horas de funcionamento

01. May - 21. September

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Directions by Car: GPS Co-ordinates: 44° 55′ 05″ N 1° 16′ 40″ E Take the PAYAGE (Highway) number A20: Take exit 55 and follow signs for the D703 direction Sarlat, St Julien de Lampon. Turn right onto the D61 direction …Carlux. At the village of Carlux take the D47B direction Sainte Nathalène. At the end of the D47B you will come to the D47 – turn left and go through the village of St Nathalène until you reach a bar called L’Escale (with a large terrace and awning). With L’Escale on your right, take the first road on the right (you will see an old petrol station/garage and agricultural materials) and follow it up the hill where you will pick up signs to the diminutive hamlet of Les Mathévies. By air: The nearest airport is at Brive-la-Gaillard, some 30km from St Nathalene. Airline schedules and airport information can be obtained at Brive Airport Bergerac Airport is about 70km to the west. This airport has flights from Paris, Rotterdam and many UK airports, mostly seasonal. More information on airlines and schedules can be found on the airport’s official website: Bergerac Airport Bordeaux (200km) is a large international and regional airport served by many airlines. For further information check the airport official website Bordeaux Airport Toulouse (200km) is a large international airport served by many airlines and is equidistant to Bordeaux. For further information check the official website Toulouse Airport You will almost certainly need a car or pick-up upon arrival. By train: Sarlat-le-Caneda (7km) is at the end of a branch line and is mainly quite scenic along the Dordogne valley. Souillac (20km) has direct trains from Paris Austerlitz. From other parts of France, it is best to head for Bordeaux (from where most of the trains to Sarlat start their journeys) or Libourne. Research your journeys and make reservations at www.voyages-sncf.com

Lago: 10 km
Rio: 6 km
Altura (acima do nível do mar): 100 m
Cidade seguinte: 7 km
Próxima cidade/vila: 1 km
Saída da auto-estrada: 30 km