Dordogne is a department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwestern France, renowned for its stunning landscapes, prehistoric caves, and medieval châteaux. The region is famous for its gastronomic traditions and the scenic Dordogne River valley.
Browse Dordogne campsitesDordogne is one of France's most historically significant regions, containing some of the world's most important prehistoric sites including the Lascaux caves dating back 17,000 years. The area was heavily influenced by both French and English rule during the Hundred Years' War, with numerous fortified settlements built during this period.
