Published 02/01/20
Le Parc du Bournat — unlimited access at a reduced rate during your stay!
Our campsite is the only holiday accommodation in Dordogne to offer you privileged access to Le Parc du Bournat, ranked among the Top 10 activities in Dordogne.
- 8 hectares of fun for the whole family
- At your own pace, during the day or at night openings
- Direct, unlimited access at a reduced rate, with no waiting lines
The only theme park bringing the 1900s back to life
A true journey through time, in a typical old Périgord village where vintage rides and a traditional fairground await you. A ride on the Great Wheel, dating back to 1900, offers both thrills and beautiful views over Le Bugue and the Vézère Valley.
The many animals delight children and adults alike. You can even pose for a sepia-toned portrait in our Belle Époque photo studio.
Discover the page dedicated to parents for this family activity in the Périgord.
A village of the past and its traditional crafts
Passionate artisans bring old trades—some now disappearing—back to life. You will also discover an exceptional collection of period objects, tools, toys, and machines, along with all the places that give a village its charm: washhouse, mill, school, chapel, vegetable garden, bakery, garage…
Here, everything breathes the nostalgic charm of village life from another era.
You can learn to write with a quill pen at school, shape clay, or make traditional handmade toys during workshops.
Learn more about the artisans and traditional crafts of Le Bournat.
A place of Périgord gastronomy and celebration
Le Parc du Bournat is also home to several restaurants where you can enjoy famous Périgord specialities:
- Chez Paul restaurant, serving generous local cuisine under century-old oak trees with ginguette music
- The brasserie, featuring local products paired with wine or beer brewed on site
- Chez Odette rotisserie, for lovers of roasted poultry and meats
- The ice cream parlour/pastry shop and the gourmet food cart
Learn more about the restaurants at Le Parc du Bournat.
Picnic areas are also available in the many shaded spaces provided throughout the park.
You can purchase products made on site—such as flour, walnut oil, jam, bread, vegetables and herbs from the garden, soaps, beers, and more—at the shop.
And of course, don’t miss the Nocturnes, held on Ascension Friday and every July and August. On these popular evenings, the park stays open until 11:00 p.m. and turns festive with live music, light shows, fireworks, and wood-fired roasted meats for all to enjoy.
30 years of success
Founded in 1992, the park welcomes around 160,000 visitors each year. Unique in France, it ranks among the 10 most visited sites in the Périgord Noir and is a must-see destination for tourism in Dordogne, appreciated by both the general public and the media.
Exclusive preferential rates for our guests
Queue-breaking pass, direct and unlimited access during the dates of your stay
18€ adult – unlimited access
11€ child – unlimited access (3 to 13 years old)
Free up for the under 3 year olds
Discover our all-inclusive 1900s stays for a relaxing getaway
minimum 2 persons and maximum 2 days (89€/adult and 71€/child, for 2 night), arrival at 4 pm and departure at 10 am, including :
- overnight stay at the campsite
- breakfast at the campsite
- entrance to the Parc du Bournat (with direct access from the campsite)
- lunch at the restaurant Chez Paul in the Parc du Bournat
- entrance to the Bara-Bahau cave (see opening days)
More details abouth the park here.