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We stay at Le-Paradis in Saint Leon Sur Vezere, on the river with canoes, 3 pools (no slides I'm afraid), small bar with occasional entertainment, well organised daytime fun and games.  We have 2 teenagers and will be going back for the 3rd time this year by their request.  Not sure if you'll get in this late most people return year after year and the kids keep in touch with each other and meet up again.  They also have a small games room - never been allowe in there the teenagers all hang out in there together.

Tried to find a link on the campsite search but it doesn't appear to be listed the website is www.le-paradis.fr

La Riviere in Les Eyzies on the Vezere is a nice site, although nothing posh. Decent restaurant and small pool.Handy for the river and canoeing and loads of caves nearby. It's quite quiet, but our 19 year old daughter still wants to come with us, even though it will be our 4th year at this site.

La Palombiere at St Nathelene (just outside Sarlat) is good for teenagers as they have good slides and discos etc, but not our 'cup of tea'

We set off for France tomorrow to les Abrets, near Grenoble and then onto Les Eyzies a week tomorrow.

Have fun wherever you end up.

Janet

Quote: Originally posted by daisyb on 12/7/2008

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wow - I think I would find a site that big overwhelming!

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We spent an afternoon in St Cere wandering around trying to find a boulangerie, and it's nothing special, I didn't think anyway!  Just a small french town, with nothing out of the ordinary to recommend it - (and the boulangerie we did find was the worst we've ever found, with stale tarts, and soggy bread).

We stayed at Domaine de la Faurie near Montfaucon, on the boundary of the Lot and the Dordogne, just off junction 56 of the N20, and thought it very nice.  It's quiet, and smallish (67 pitches) - and if you've got a tent there are some great pitches down in the wooded area at the bottom of the site, overlooking the valley.  It might be a bit quiet for your teenagers, though - but it's very French.

Off topic, sorry, but I can remember seeing a french film, where the 'Boulanger' had 'arousal' problems, indicated by his baguettes coming out all soggy, and bending in half.  When he met the luscious wife of a friend, his baguettes suddenly sprang to attention.  Maybe the boulanger in Vitrac has been taking too much viagra!!!

Quote: Originally posted by Val A on 15/7/2008

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Maybe the boulanger in Vitrac has been taking too much viagra!!!

Post last edited on 15/07/2008 17:01:23

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or putting it in the bread


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Huw