Camping near Brive-la-Gaillarde
Are you looking for an exceptional family holiday ? Why not choose camping ? You will be able to enjoy a beautiful setting, water activities, and mobile homes at our campsite in Corrèze, one of the most beautiful star-rated campsites in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, just minutes from Brive-la-Gaillarde. Its main advantage is... Its location by the Dordogne River, with plenty of space, full facilities including a swimming pool, playground, and multi-sports field, as well as a varied entertainment program for all ages. Come and enjoy a unique stay, rich in discoveries, in the heart of nature.
The benefits of Camping Gibanel near Brive-la-Gaillarde
When you stay at our campsite, located near Brive-la-Gaillarde, you get free access to the outdoor pool in our water area. Regardless of the outside temperature, you can always enjoy a swim in our heated pool. Even if you don't like cold water, you can swim laps or cool off in the campsite's uncovered pool. Please note: Sea Green cannot guarantee a minimum water temperature in the pool.
Camping near Brive-la-Gaillarde with a pool
Spend your next stay at the campsite near Brive-la-Gaillarde for a relaxing break in a region with a well-preserved natural environment, in one of the most renowned campsites in the area. The campsite in Corrèze welcomes you to its grounds, set in an exceptional environment around a medieval castle by the river, for a 4-star holiday with camping pitches or rentals of Cottages or Unique Cottages. Located 44 km from the center of Brive, the campsite near Brive-la-Gaillarde with a pool is the ideal destination to enjoy the most beautiful sites of Corrèze, such as the many castles, or simply to enjoy outdoor activities like kayaking. Access to Brive is direct via the D921 through Argentat. A top choice destination for a camping experience 50 minutes from Brive-la-Gaillarde, Gibanel offers a variety of entertainment for the whole family and numerous activities to enjoy on-site, both aquatic and land-based.
A campsite by the Dordogne River
If you choose our campsite by the Dordogne River, you will be located close to the Étang du Miel beach and the river. The Dordogne is one of the most beautiful rivers in France and offers many water activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and canyoning. This guarantees an amazing holiday with your children.
Mobile Home Rental near Brive-la-Gaillarde
The rentals at the campsite near Brive-la-Gaillarde, in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, are perfect for those who love the outdoors and wide open spaces. The accommodations are bright, airy, spacious, and comfortable. Ergonomically designed for the pleasure of your holiday, our rentals are both stylish and optimized to make your stay in Corrèze as pleasant as possible. They are perfectly suited for a family stay with children. The mobile homes for rent near Brive, at one of the most beautiful campsites in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, allow you to enjoy your holiday in a peaceful, natural, and preserved environment while feeling at home. All the services you need for a comfortable stay are available in your rental, on your private terrace, as well as in the dining area and kitchen. During your holiday, you will be close to the Plateau de Millevache and the Lac de Miel from your mobile home at the campsite near Brive-la-Gaillarde.
The 4-star services of our campsite near Brive-la-Gaillarde
By staying at our 4-star campsite near Brive-la-Gaillarde, you will enjoy top-quality services. A grocery store on the campsite allows you to buy fresh products, with a focus on local producers, as well as bread, pastries, and essential items, along with a snack service in a historical setting, offering an extraordinary view of the lake. Numerous nearby facilities allow you to enjoy multi-sports fields, a pétanque court, and ping-pong tables. Not to mention the heated pool and its paddling pool for children, located between the lake and the Gibanel Castle. Additionally, a Mini-Club offers a range of entertainment for children.
Visit Brive-la-Gaillarde from the campsite
Nicknamed the Gateway to the South, Brive-la-Gaillarde embodies the art of living between Périgord and Quercy, in the heart of Nouvelle-Aquitaine. A town of water, Brive is traversed by the Corrèze River and bordered by the Causse Lake, where a nautical base has been set up along its shores. Famous for its atmosphere and markets, which inspired one of Georges Brassens' most famous songs, Brive-la-Gaillarde is a land of traditions and gastronomy. At its restaurants, in the stalls of its market halls, or in its nearly two-century-old distilleries, you can taste local products and culinary specialties of the region: chestnuts, porcini and chanterelle mushrooms, walnut liqueurs and wines, or the famous Brive violet mustard. In addition to its remarkable historic center, with welcoming streets and squares, the city of Brive has several must-see sites, such as its Romanesque Saint-Martin Collegiate Church, its art and history museum, and its 16th-century Tour des Échevins, a listed house with magnificent Renaissance facades and period ornaments. A city of culture and tradition, Brive is the largest city in Corrèze by population and hosts numerous renowned festivals in music, literature, and cinema. Located in a privileged natural environment, Brive is near several small classified villages, such as Chasteaux, perched above Causse Lake, Turenne, and Collonges-la-Rouge.
Top 10 Things to Do in Brive-la-Gaillarde
- Visit the Collegiate Church: A gem of Romanesque art, the Saint-Martin Collegiate Church is an architectural ensemble built in the 12th century on the remains of a 5th-century chapel. It is topped by a 60-meter-high neo-Romanesque bell tower. Free visits are available Monday to Saturday, and guided tours can be booked at the tourist office.
- Brive Markets: A true institution in Brive, the market is an unmissable event held several days a week. Local producers fill their stalls under the Georges Brassens hall on Tuesday and Thursday mornings for the food market. The largest market of the week takes place on Saturday, with food stands as well as textiles and various crafts. The market brunch, a convivial lunch featuring local dishes, is offered every Saturday from early July to early September.
- Saint-Antoine de Padua Caves: A famous pilgrimage site, the caves where the Franciscan saint stayed in 1226 are a must-see in Brive. Located in a lush 5-hectare park, they offer a pleasant and rejuvenating walk. At the top, the site of a Calvary, accessible via a path, provides a unique panoramic view of the city.
- Denoix Distillery: A liquor factory established in Brive since 1839, the Denoix distillery showcases local heritage with its nut liqueurs, aperitifs, and famous violet mustard. Located in the heart of Brive, the distillery is open year-round for visitors to discover the cauldrons and antique stills in operation since the 19th century.
- Guierle Park: A beautiful public park shaded by two-hundred-year-old plane trees, Guierle is located along the Corrèze River. The park is appreciated for its riverside walk, children's playground, experimental forest, and its iconic music kiosk.
- Labenche Museum: Brive-la-Gaillarde’s art and history museum, the Labenche Hotel is a Renaissance building with remarkable architecture. It houses a wide range of collections revealing the history of Brive and its region, from prehistory to today: archaeological pieces, tapestries, artworks, musical instruments, furniture, taxidermied animals, and herbariums.
- Edmond Michelet Museum: Housed in the home of the resistance fighter and statesman Edmond Michelet, this municipal museum is dedicated to World War II, the Resistance, and Deportation. It includes a significant collection of propaganda posters.
- Water Tower: Located between the theater and Guierle, it houses the tourist office of Brive’s region. A hundred steps lead to its observation deck, perched 22.5 meters high, offering a panoramic view of the city. Known as "the lighthouse," it was built in 1836 to pump and store water from the Doux River to supply nearby fountains. Its bell signaled the opening and closing of the wholesale markets. A public garden has been created at its base.
- Municipal Nautical Base: Situated on Causse Lake, 11 km from the historic center, it is an ideal place for sailing, rowing, and canoeing. In the summer, swimming in the lake is supervised. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy 100 hectares of navigable water in a preserved natural setting.
- Summer Festivals: Brive Plage Festival offers a chance to enjoy beach volleyball in the heart of the city, along with four days of varied musical programming. The Vézère Festival, a more than 30-year-old event dedicated to classical music with internationally renowned artists. Additionally, the Orchestrades Universelles brings together young musicians from around the world, aged 10 to 25.