Holidays in Vitrac, Dordogne
If you are heading to France for a short break or holiday then Vitrac in the Dordogne offers some super caravan accommodation to choose from.
Perfect for families, couples and groups, holiday parks in Vitrac offer mobile home (static caravan) and camping that will work for all budgets. Of course, caravan parks in Vitrac have excellent facilities including swimming pools, covered and heated pools, restaurants, bars and Internet WiFi.
Caravan Holidays in Vitrac
Soleil Plage at Vitrac
Caravan holidays in Dordogne, South West France
Soleil Plage enjoys a superb setting that is perfect for a family holiday, lying on the banks of the gently flowing Dordogne. It has two small beaches, both situated on one of the loveliest stretches of the river, which are favourite spots for both swimming and canoeing. The park itself offers you an excellent heated pool complex, with waterslides for the children and a Jacuzzi for you to laze in. And at the end of the day, you'll find that the excellent restaurant, which is just one of the amenities housed in converted Parigordin farm buildings, makes for a wonderful evening. You are also perfectly situated for visiting the famous sights here. Sarlat is only a short drive from the park and the beautiful riverside towns of La Roque-Gageac and Beynac are both accessible by road or river.
Refine your Search by type of Dordogne Caravan holidays
You can refine your search of caravan parks in Dordogne by specific swimming pool options such as parks with slides and waterchutes, parks with a covered pool, parks with a jacuzzi and parks with a kids pool.
Many of the Dordogne parks have sports on site or nearby including: parks with tennis, parks with football, parks with watersports, parks close to golf, parks with fishing onsite or near by and parks with horse riding.
You can search by accommodation features as well including mobile homes, camping and tents, chalets and even tree houses! And, of course you can search for caravan parks with Internet access in Dordogne.
