Camping Le Moulinal

Welcome to Camping Le Moulinal 5★ in Biron, Dordogne

Located in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, in the Dordogne department, Camping Le Moulinal welcomes you in Biron, at the Étang du Moulinal. This 5-star Capfun campsite enjoys a privileged location at the foot of the majestic château de Biron, in the heart of the Périgord Pourpre, 45 min from Sarlat-la-Canéda and close to the most beautiful medieval bastide towns in France: Monpazier, Villefranche-du-Périgord, Domme, Monflanquin.

Camping Le Moulinal combines the charm of a vast wooded estate bordering a pond with the high-end facilities of a 5-star establishment: a giant water park with slides, a heated indoor pool, modern mobile homes with a terrace, kids’ clubs and entertainment during high season. An offering that appeals to families looking for an active holiday amid Périgord nature, medieval castles, bastide towns, prehistory and exceptional gastronomy (foie gras, truffle, walnuts, duck confit).

Around Camping Le Moulinal, the Dordogne and the Périgord offer an exceptional wealth of sights: the château de Biron 1 km away, Monpazier royal bastide town (15 min), Villefranche-du-Périgord (10 min), Bergerac (40 min), Sarlat-la-Canéda capital of the Périgord Noir (45 min), Beynac and Castelnaud (50 min) the most beautiful castles, Domme a clifftop bastide town (1h), Les Eyzies the prehistoric capital (1h), Lascaux IV (1h10), the gouffre de Proumeyssac and the jardins de Marqueyssac.

The giant water park at Camping Le Moulinal: water slides and swimming in the Périgord

Dive into the vast aquatic area of Camping Le Moulinal, a true oasis of freshness in the heart of the Périgord Pourpre! The complex combines a heated indoor pool, heated outdoor pools, multi-lane water slides and a fun paddling pool for the enjoyment of the whole family, at the foot of the legendary château de Biron, 45 min from Sarlat and close to the most beautiful medieval bastide towns of Dordogne.

The multi-lane water slides at Camping Le Moulinal promise thrills to share as a family. Side-by-side descents, refreshing bends, giant tubes and landings in supervised pools: a true water playground that delights teenagers and adults alike in the heart of the Périgord. Lifeguards provide continuous supervision for worry-free swimming, in this bucolic setting between castles and bastide towns.

The heated indoor pool extends the aquatic fun in all weather at Camping Le Moulinal. Ideal for the Périgord climate in the early and late season, it is accessible throughout the campsite’s opening period, allowing the whole family to enjoy a comfortable swim in a bright and welcoming pool, whatever the weather conditions in Dordogne.

The youngest guests love the fun paddling pool at Camping Le Moulinal. Small slides, water games, mushroom fountains and refreshing cascades create a world entirely dedicated to toddlers. A pool bar with a shaded terrace completes the offer for parents, who can enjoy a refreshing drink by the pond while the children play safely, in the heart of the Périgord.

Activities and entertainment at Camping Le Moulinal in Biron

At Camping Le Moulinal, entertainment fills the high season with the famous Fun Dose Capfun programme: kids’ clubs Clapou (4/6 years), Politicator club (7/10 years) and teen club Nobodys (11/17 years). Sports tournaments, entertainment evenings, a big family game, aquatic wake-up sessions, aquagym, dance taster sessions: everything is here for a lively, friendly holiday in the heart of the Périgord Pourpre in Dordogne.

Around Camping Le Moulinal, there is no shortage of activities. On the heritage side, the unmissable château de Biron (1 km), one of the four baronies of the Périgord, and the medieval bastide towns of Monpazier (15 min), Monflanquin, Villefranche-du-Périgord, Domme and Beaumont-du-Périgord can be visited on foot, while Sarlat-la-Canéda (45 min) enchants with its listed medieval old town.

Castle enthusiasts will not want to miss the château de Beynac (50 min), the château de Castelnaud (50 min) with its museum of medieval warfare, the château de Milandes, the jardins suspendus de Marqueyssac, and the château de Hautefort. Prehistory enthusiasts will head to Eyzies-de-Tayac, the prehistoric capital, home to the Musée national de Préhistoire, the grotte de Font-de-Gaume, Lascaux IV (1h10) and the gouffre de Proumeyssac, the “crystal cathedral”.

For nature and gastronomy, paddle down the Dordogne by canoe-kayak (departures from Beynac or Saint-Vincent-de-Cosse), sample Périgord specialities (foie gras, Périgord truffle, Périgord AOP walnuts, duck confit, magret, porcini mushrooms), visit the vineyards of Bergerac (40 min) and taste the wines of Monbazillac at the eponymous château. The train touristique de Martel and the grottes de Lascaux round out an exceptional cultural offering.