FranceAugust 14, 2025, by Isa de Laat

Discover the charm of Sarlat during your holiday in France

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France, August 14, 2025, by Isa de Laat

Discover the charm of Sarlat during your holiday in France

A holiday in the Dordogne is perfect for families looking for peace, nature, and culture. At FranceComfort, you'll find luxury holiday parks that are ideal for a no stress vacation. The options are endless: from a spacious holiday home with a private pool to a charming villa with a view of the hills.

Want to want to rent a holiday home in France, the Dordogne offers a combination of relaxation, adventure and quality time with the family.

FranceComfort holiday parks in the Dordogne

FranceComfort holiday parks in the Dordogne

FranceComfort has several holiday parks in the Dordogne that are perfect for families with children of all ages:

  • The Blue LakeSituated in a green, rural setting near the Dordogne River, the spacious villas each have a private garden, and the park boasts a heated outdoor pool, playground, and sports fields.
  • Domaine de LanzacThis luxury park is centrally located between famous attractions such as Rocamadour, the Gouffre de Padirac, and Sarlat. Here you can enjoy modern accommodations with stunning views over the valley and the mountains in the distance.
  • Village of the CicadasIn the sunny south of the Dordogne, with several swimming pools, waterslides, and a friendly atmosphere. Ideal for families who love sun, nature, and conviviality.

All parks offer Dutch-speaking managers, child-friendly facilities, and a relaxed, safe atmosphere. Your children will enjoy sports and games, while you unwind with a good book and a glass of wine.

A day out to Sarlat

A day out to Sarlat

During your stay in the Dordogne, a visit to Sarlat Don't miss this enchanting medieval city, one of France's most beautiful and best-preserved historical sites. Its narrow streets, richly decorated yellow sandstone mansions, atmospheric squares, and centuries-old churches make you feel like you're entering a living open-air museum.

Sarlat is also known for its lively market, held twice a week. Here you can savor the flavors of the region: fresh truffles, goat cheese, and nut tarts are invitingly displayed on stalls. Children will be enthralled by the street performers and musicians who brighten up the town center.

Want to admire the city from above? Then take the elevator up the old clock tower. Once you reach the top, you'll have a breathtaking view of the city and its surroundings.

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