Private driver from Bordeaux to Camping Les Grottes de Roffy in Sainte-Nathalène

A 4★ family-friendly campground in the heart of the Périgord Noir: the wooded grounds of Les Grottes de Roffy in Sainte-Nathalène, featuring its water park, just a few minutes from Sarlat and the Dordogne Valley (Beynac, Castelnaud)—and your private door-to- door transfer from Bordeaux, with no need to rent a car.

Method: No return route to Les Grottes de Roffy is shown here. The rating, address, facilities, and schedule are provided by the campground; the distance and duration are based on the commercial route, and the rate is the standard price. A field observation will be added only after a documented hike.

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Key Points

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy at a Glance

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy is located in Sainte-Nathalène, in the hamlet of Roffy, 207 km from Bordeaux and about 2 hours and 26 minutes away. Private transfers start at €346 during the day for 1 to 3 passengers. The official listing confirms the 4-star Romanée property and its location.

The 207 km, 2 hours 26 minutes, and 346 € are not recalculated in this guide: they are based on the standard route and its listed price. The rating, facilities, and the 2026 season are verified on the campground’s pages. However, please confirm your accommodations, check-in time, and the services available for your dates.

Landmark Details
Camping Camping Les Grottes de Roffy ★★★★ (Romanée Group), family-friendly
Municipality Sainte-Nathalène (Dordogne, 24200) · Périgord Noir
Setting Roffy hamlet · shaded campsites
Strengths heated pool area · view of the countryside
Around Sarlat, the Dordogne, and its castles
Distance from Bordeaux about 207 km · about 2 hours and 26 minutes by car

Just a quick note to start with. The campground is located in the town of Sainte-Nathalène, in the southeastern part of the Dordogne (24200), in the Périgord Noir region. It is a country campground located in a town separate from Sarlat. It is situated at the a place called Roffy, 24200 Sainte-Nathalène, on the wooded hills of the town. The campground's features are verified on the Official website of Camping Les Grottes de Roffy; the tourist information comes from the tourist office of Sarlat-Périgord Noir and the sources listed at the end of the article.

Here’s a rundown of everything you need to know: the location of the campground in Sainte-Nathalène and the Périgord Noir region, the Grottes de Roffy estate and its facilities, what there is to do on-site and nearby (Sarlat, the Moulin de la Tour, the gardens of Eyrignac), the castles of the Dordogne (Castelnaud, Beynac), the river, the villages and gardens, why a private driver is ideal for getting to the campground, the best time of year to visit, and the easiest way to get there from Bordeaux—all thoroughly researched and verified.


Location

Where is Camping Les Grottes de Roffy located?

Wooded valley in the Périgord Noir near Sainte-Nathalène and Sarlat
The Périgord Noir in Sainte-Nathalène: Les Grottes de Roffy campground, located in the wooded hills near Sarlat.

The destination is Sainte-Nathalène, in the hamlet of Roffy, 207 km from Bordeaux and about 2 hours and 26 minutes away. Private transfers start at €346 during the day for 1 to 3 passengers. To avoid being dropped off at the wrong location in Sarlat, please provide “Les Grottes de Roffy, 24200 Sainte-Nathalène” along with your reservation number.

The Périgord Noir, a region of the Dordogne

The Périgord Noir is the most famous of the four regions of the Périgord—home to the major sites of the Dordogne and Vézère valleys. It is a region of rare richness: prehistory (Lascaux, Les Eyzies, and their decorated caves, designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites), medieval castles perched on cliffs (Beynac, Castelnaud), the villages ranked among the most beautiful in France (La Roque-Gageac, Domme), and Sarlat-la-Canéda, a medieval capital with an exceptional architectural ensemble. Add to that the local cuisine—foie gras, truffles, walnuts, porcini mushrooms—the markets, the gardens, and the river perfect for canoeing, and it’s easy to see why the Dordogne is one of France’s top vacation destinations. Camping Les Grottes de Roffy, in Sainte-Nathalène, offers a front-row seat to this concentration of wonders, in a quiet village just a stone’s throw from Sarlat—the best of both worlds: tranquility and liveliness.

Sainte-Nathalène, just outside Sarlat

Sainte-Nathalène is a village in the Périgord Noir region, in the Sarlat district. It is a peaceful, rural town, watered by the Aeneas, which has retained its authentic Périgord character: houses made of light-colored stone with roofs of slate tile, Saint-Martial Church and its historic manors (the Manoir de la Tour, a 15th-century fortified residence (designated a historic monument). The village is best known for its Moulin de la Tour, an authentic olive oil mill in nuts from the 16th century, on the Énéa River. Far from the hustle and bustle, yet just a few minutes from Sarlat and the major attractions, Sainte-Nathalène is an ideal base for a getaway in the countryside of the Périgord Noir. The Les Grottes de Roffy campground offers the tranquility of the countryside and the comfort of a family-run establishment, while putting the Dordogne Valley within easy reach.


The Campground

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy Estate

A stone manor house in the Périgord region, set in the wooded countryside near Sarlat
A stone manor house in the Périgord Noir: Les Grottes de Roffy campground is nestled in a wooded, rolling landscape.

Les Grottes de Roffy is a 4-star Romanée campground in Sainte-Nathalène. Its official website features shaded campsites, several categories of mobile homes, and a heated water park. The locality of Roffy must be included in the address provided for arrival.

A wooded estate in the hamlet of Roffy

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy is located in Sainte-Nathalène, at the a place called Roffy. This 4-star campground in the Romanée offers shaded campsites, lodges, and Comfort, Premium, or Exclusive mobile homes. These categories are those published by the campground; their capacities and amenities should be verified for the specific reservation you choose. Let’s clarify the name, which is often misleading: “Les Grottes de Roffy” refers to the a place called Roffy, and not the caves you might visit at the campground—there aren't any. The real caves to explore are the prehistoric ones in the region (Lascaux, Rouffignac, Les Eyzies), within easy reach. Its location, just a few kilometers from Sarlat and within easy reach of all the major attractions in the Dordogne, makes it an ideal base for exploring the Périgord Noir.

The heated aquatic area

When it comes to swimming, Les Grottes de Roffy features a heated aquatic area, a feature much appreciated by families. According to the official website, it includes a large heated outdoor pool, water slides, and a heated wading pool for the little ones. The campground also offers a Kids Club for children ages 4 and up, as well as various sports activities. Be sure to check the schedules, admission requirements, and the program for the dates of your stay before factoring them into your plans.

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy Details (according to the official website)
Rankings 4-star campground (Romanée Group), family-friendly
Setting Roffy hamlet · shaded campsites
Water Park heated outdoor pool, water slides, heated wading pool
Name: "Caves" Roffy hamlet — no caves on the campground
Trip Details Accommodations, activities, dates: Please visit the official website

Activities

What is there to do at the campground and around Sarlat?

A stone walnut oil mill by a stream in the Périgord Noir
The Périgord walnut region: Le Moulin de la Tour, a walnut oil mill in Sainte-Nathalène.

On-site, Camping Les Grottes de Roffy's own program includes a heated outdoor pool, water slides, a wading pool, the Kids Club for children ages 4 and up, and two playgrounds. The official website also lists multisport activities, pétanque, badminton, beach volleyball, and entertainment. It’s best to organize an off-site excursion separately, with arrival and return times set before departure.

  • Sarlat — Check the date, location, and parking conditions with the tourist office
  • Le Moulin de la Tour — in Sainte-Nathalène: an authentic 16th-century walnut oil mill on the Énéa River (walnut, hazelnut, and almond oils) — check the days and hours before you go
  • The gardens of the Manoir d'Eyrignac — in Salignac-Eyvigues: check the visit time slot and admission information
  • Canoeing down the Dordogne — confirm the base, the route, access conditions, and the shuttle service
  • Castelnaud Castle — book your tour and give the driver your reserved admission ticket
  • Beynac, La Roque-Gageac, and Domme — the fortified castle of Beynac, La Roque-Gageac and its gabares, the bastide town of Domme, and its Barre lookout point
  • The gardens of Marqueyssac and Lascaux—the trimmed boxwood hedges of Marqueyssac (ranked among the most beautiful gardens in the world); Lascaux IV in Montignac (a replica of the cave)

Sainte-Nathalène and Sarlat

For a trip to Sarlat-la-Canéda, start from Roffy’s exact address and agree on a pickup point before leaving the vehicle. Market days and hours should be checked on the official tourism office website. For the Moulin de la Tour, check its opening hours directly before planning a visit.

The Dordogne, Castles, and Gardens

For canoeing, the drop-off and pick-up locations are not necessarily at the same address: please provide the two locations given by the operator. For Beynac, Castelnaud, or Domme, provide the entrance point and the reserved time slot. This information allows us to organize a trip from Roffy without having to estimate a local duration.

Activity Where / When Good to Know
Sarlat Market Liberty Square · Wed. & Sat. mornings Saturday = the biggest (winter market)
Moulin de la Tour Sainte-Nathalène walnut oil · check the opening
Eyrignac Gardens Salignac-Eyvigues Check the time slot and entry
Canoeing on the Dordogne River location selected at the time of booking Confirm departure, arrival, and shuttle
Castelnaud Castle site entrance submit the reserved time slot
Marqueyssac / Lascaux IV Vézac / Montignac boxwood gardens · replica of the grotto

Surrounding Area

The Castles and Villages of the Dordogne

Castelnaud Castle, overlooking the Dordogne Valley
Castelnaud Castle on the Dordogne River and its Museum of Medieval Warfare, just a few minutes from Sainte-Nathalène.

Starting from the hamlet of Roffy, choose a single valley or a single group of sites per outing. Castelnaud and Beynac are ideal for a day focused on castles; La Roque-Gageac and Domme make up another day. This division minimizes the number of times you’ll need to switch vehicles and maximizes your time for sightseeing.

Castelnaud, Beynac, and the Fortresses

For Castelnaud or Beynac, please provide the driver with the exact location, the reserved time, and the group’s transportation needs. The historic districts include slopes and are not limited to the name of the town. Planning a round trip from Roffy helps avoid unexpected wait times and ensures that child seats or strollers remain in the same vehicle.

La Roque-Gageac and Domme

For La Roque-Gageac or Domme, specify an easily accessible meeting point rather than a vague phrase like “in the center.” You can check tour details and schedules on the official tourist office website . When visiting Les Grottes de Roffy, be sure to allow plenty of time between the end of the tour and your return to the campground, especially if you have young children.


Nature

The Dordogne, Canoeing, and Gardens

The village of La Roque-Gageac at the foot of the cliff, on the banks of the Dordogne River
La Roque-Gageac, between the cliffs and the Dordogne: the canoe trip takes you right past the most beautiful sights.

Canoeing is not an activity offered at Camping Les Grottes de Roffy: you’ll need to choose a base on the Dordogne River, reserve a time slot, and arrange your return trip. Starting from the hamlet of Roffy, this outing therefore requires more preparation than the heated pool or the activities available at the facility.

Canoeing Down the Dordogne River

Before leaving Roffy, confirm with the canoe operator the departure location, the arrival point, the shuttle service, the age requirements, and the equipment provided. For a driver, the drop-off and pick-up locations are two separate addresses: provide them in writing. If the weather or water level affects the service, a land tour or a barge ride is an alternative option.

Marqueyssac, Eyrignac, and the Gardens

Eyrignac and Marqueyssac aren't typically planned as water-based outings. Check the schedules on their official websites, make a reservation if necessary, and let them know about any walking limitations. When departing from the Camping Les Grottes de Roffy, tell the driver the specific entrance you’ve chosen—not just the name of the estate. This detail ensures a convenient drop-off for a stroller or someone with limited mobility.


Surrounding Area

Eyrignac: Prehistory and the Local Region

A country house in Domme overlooking the Dordogne Valley
The bastide town of Domme and its Barre lookout point: one of the most beautiful panoramic views in the Périgord Noir.

From Camping Les Grottes de Roffy, Eyrignac, the Vézère Valley, and the local producers, there are three different itineraries. Choose one main destination per half-day, check its opening hours, and agree to meet back at the hamlet of Roffy. This approach is more reliable than a list of sites strung together without specific times.

Eyrignac and Prehistory

For Eyrignac or a prehistoric site, keep your reservation confirmation and the reception address. When departing from Roffy, be sure to allow enough time to leave the campground and arrive with plenty of time to spare before your scheduled tour time. If traveling with a family, please specify any strollers, child seats, and the number of bags you may have when making your request: this ensures the vehicle remains suitable for the entire outing.

The Region of Walnuts and Foie Gras

If you plan to visit a market or a farm stand, bring sealed containers and let the driver know if you’ll be bringing any purchases back with you. The campground also offers dining, a bar, and pastries for order according to its official website; hours and services vary by season. Local shopping thus enhances your stay without assuming that a specific store will be open on the day you choose.

Major site To be confirmed Type
Sarlat-la-Canéda day and pickup point medieval town, large market
Eyrignac Gardens slot and entry topiary gardens
Castelnaud / Beynac Selected site and entrance fortified castles along the Dordogne River
La Roque-Gageac / Domme accessible drop-off point "Most Beautiful Villages," gabares, lookout point
Lascaux IV (Montignac) reserved time slot prehistory, replica of the cave

The Transfer

Why book a chauffeured transfer to your campground?

The chauffeur service connects Bordeaux directly to the hamlet of Roffy. The specific address helps avoid confusing Camping Les Grottes de Roffy with downtown Sarlat or another campground in Sainte-Nathalène. Booking also allows you to select the appropriate vehicle size based on the number of passengers, child seats, and luggage before departure.

Door-to-door, without renting a car

The commercial route connects Bordeaux to the hamlet of Roffy over a distance of 207 km, taking approximately 2 hours and 26 minutes. It eliminates the need for a transfer and drops you off right at the campground. Please provide the pickup location in Bordeaux, the flight or train number, the Romanée contact, and a list of your luggage; local excursions must be booked separately.

The perfect option for families

For a family, please specify the number and ages of the children, the number of seats required, the stroller, and the amount of luggage. The same information must be provided for the return trip from Roffy. The sedan is suitable for 1 to 3 passengers at the advertised flat rate; for more than 3 passengers, the quote will confirm the appropriate vehicle without increasing this price.


Tips

When is the best time to stay at Les Grottes de Roffy Campground?

The official practical information They are open from April 30 to September 20, 2026. Choose your dates based on the services actually available, then let the driver know the date and time of your arrival. The campground’s calendar, not a generic tourist season, determines your arrival at the hamlet of Roffy.

The Seasons in the Périgord Noir

The published check-in times vary by month. Before your trip, be sure to check the permitted arrival time for your accommodation, not just the resort’s opening dates. A late arrival must be confirmed with the property. This precaution is particularly important at the hamlet of Roffy, where being dropped off does not replace the check-in formalities.

How long should I stay?

The length of the stay depends on the lodging contract; this guide does not prescribe a standard itinerary. Instead, alternate between the Romanée facilities on site and the outings you have actually booked. For the return trip to Bordeaux, please provide the check-out time from your lodging and the time of your train or flight so that we can schedule a realistic departure time from Roffy.


Practical

Plan Your Visit to Camping Les Grottes de Roffy

Panoramic view of a bend in the Dordogne River from the heights of the Périgord Noir
The Dordogne Valley in the Périgord Noir: the stunning backdrop for your stay, just a few minutes from Sainte-Nathalène.

To Sainte-Nathalène, Camping Les Grottes de Roffy is located in 207 km from Bordeaux, or about 2 hours 26 minutes, with a transfer starting on €346 for a day For 1 to 3 passengers. Please have the address for Roffy, the Romanée pickup schedule, the child seats, and the luggage list ready.

On Site and in the Surrounding Area

For days spent at the campground, check with the campground staff to confirm that the pool, Kids Club, playgrounds, dining options, and sports activities are open. For an excursion, make a note of the address, time slot, and pickup location. Also be sure to pack swimwear, appropriate footwear, and sealed containers for local purchases.

Coming Here and Leaving

For the outbound trip, provide the flight or train number, the address “Les Grottes de Roffy, 24200 Sainte-Nathalène,” and the contact information for the reservation. For the return trip, depart from the same address and specify the check-out time for the accommodation. This procedure minimizes confusion between Roffy, Sainte-Nathalène, and accommodations listed as being near Sarlat.


Access

Getting to the campground from Bordeaux

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy is located in Sainte-Nathalène, in the hamlet of Roffy, 207 km from Bordeaux and about 2 hours and 26 minutes away. The transfer starts at €346 during the day for 1 to 3 passengers. These figures are based on the standard commercial route; the address is the one published by the Romanée campground.

Rent a car or book a driver?

To get to Les Grottes de Roffy campground and enjoy the Dordogne, hiring a executive car service through a Bordeaux private chauffeur offers true peace of mind: a direct, door-to-door trip from Bordeaux (train station, airport, or hotel), with no transfers or driving required, and all your your vacation luggage. This is especially valuable for families—no need to rent a car for the entire duration of your stay, no need to install child seats yourself (we can provide them upon request), and no fatigue from driving after a flight. We offer this trip at a fixed price provided in advance: €346 during the day for 1 to 3 passengers, depending on the estimated fare. For larger groups or other needs, the quote confirms the appropriate vehicle and price without exceeding this rate. The amount confirmed in writing does not depend on the meter.

This is the perfect option for starting or ending a family vacation, a car-free camping trip, or a trip coordinated with a flight or train. You can travel alone, as a couple, or in a small group of up to 8 people, with your luggage, stroller, and equipment, and be dropped off right at the campground entrance. In practice, booking is quick and easy: simply specify the in Bordeaux (airport, Saint-Jean train station, hotel), the destination (Les Grottes de Roffy campground in Sainte-Nathalène), the date, the time — ideally timed to match your flight or train — and the number of passengers, and you’ll receive a fixed-price quote in writing. On the day of the trip, the driver picks up the passengers at the agreed-upon location and takes them directly to the campground, without any detours— so that your vacation truly begins the moment you get in the car.

Route Distance Duration Landmark
Bordeaux → campground (Sainte-Nathalène) 207 km 2 hours 26 minutes €346 per day, 1 to 3 passengers

Whether you’re coming for the water park, for Sarlat and its market, for the castles and villages of the Dordogne, for canoeing, or for the gardens, Les Grottes de Roffy Campground is a wonderful base for vacation in the heart of the Périgord Noir—and the chauffeured transfer is the easiest way to get there from Bordeaux, with the whole family and stress-free.

Whether you’re heading out on vacation, need a ride coordinated with your flight or train, or are staying at a campground without a car, booking a door-to-door chauffeur guarantees a comfortable and punctual ride — Book a driver from Bordeaux to Les Grottes de Roffy Campground or explore All of our destinations.


FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Camping Les Grottes de Roffy located?

Camping Les Grottes de Roffy is located in the hamlet of Roffy, in 24200 Sainte-Nathalène, not in the center of Sarlat. The Romanée Campground is located at 207 km from Bordeaux for about 2 hours 26 minutes. The chauffeur service begins at €346 for a day For 1 to 3 passengers.

What is the distance between Bordeaux and Camping Les Grottes de Roffy ?

The Bordeaux → Les Grottes de Roffy route is 207 km and takes approximately 2 hours and 26 minutes. The executive car service starts at €346 during the day for 1 to 3 passengers. These three figures are taken from the commercial page and its listed price, without being recalculated in the article.

Are there really caves at Camping Les Grottes de Roffy?

No—that’s a common misunderstanding. The name “Les Grottes de Roffy ” comes from the hamlet of Roffy, on the hills above Sainte-Nathalène where the campground is located; it does not refer to any caves can be visited on the campground itself, where there are none. On the other hand, the region—the Périgord Noir and the nearby Vézère Valley —is world-famous for its real caves, prehistoric caves: the Lascaux Cave (of which Lascaux IV, in Montignac, offers a full-scale replica), the Rouffignac Cave (the “Cave of the Hundred Mammoths,” toured by a small train), and the caves of Les Eyzies (Font-de-Gaume). All are within day-trip distance of the campground—a wonderful itinerary for lovers of prehistory, best combined with a shuttle service or a rental car available on-site.

Does Camping Les Grottes de Roffy have a swimming pool?

Yes. The water park’s official website lists a heated outdoor pool, water slides, and a heated wading pool. Check this page and contact the campground for the hours and restrictions that apply to your stay; canoeing is an outdoor activity that must be booked separately.

What is there to do near Camping Les Grottes de Roffy?

According to the official description on site, the resort features a heated outdoor pool, water slides, a wading pool, a Kids Club for children ages 4 and up, two playgrounds, and several sports fields. For a day trip, choose just one area—Sarlat, the castles, the gardens, or a canoeing center— then check its hours and address before leaving Roffy.

Is Les Grottes de Roffy Campground family-friendly?

Yes. The official website lists a Kids Club for children ages 4 and up, two playgrounds, a water park, and several sports activities. For the shuttle service, please specify the ages, child seats, stroller, and luggage when making your reservation. Check directly with the campground to see which facilities and activities are available during your stay.

What is the Périgord Noir?

The Périgord Noir is the most famous of the four “colors” of the Périgord (along with green, white, and purple): that of the great sites in the Dordogne and Vézère valleys, in the southeastern part of the Dordogne, around Sarlat. Its name comes from its forests of holm oaks with dark foliage. It is a region of exceptional richness: prehistory (Lascaux, Les Eyzies, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites), medieval castles (Beynac, Castelnaud), the villages ranked among the most beautiful in France (La Roque-Gageac, Domme), medieval Sarlat, the gardens (Marqueyssac, Eyrignac) and renowned cuisine (foie gras, truffles, walnuts). The campground Les Grottes de Roffy, in Sainte-Nathalène, just a few kilometers from Sarlat, is at the heart of this treasure trove of wonders—one of France’s top vacation destinations.

How can I get to Les Grottes de Roffy campground without a car?

Book a transfer from the airport, the Saint-Jean train station, or an address in Bordeaux to Camping Les Grottes de Roffy. Be sure to specify 24200 Sainte-Nathalène, the contact for the reservation, the passengers, any child seats, and any luggage. This ensures the driver will reach the hamlet of Roffy without any transfers or confusion with the center of Sarlat.

When is the best time to stay at Les Grottes de Roffy Campground?

The official 2026 calendar lists the season as running from April 30 to September 20. Check-in times vary by month, so please verify the check-in time at your lodging and confirm any late arrivals. The transfer from Bordeaux to Roffy is still 207 km, taking approximately 2 hours and 26 minutes, and costing €346 during the day for 1 to 3 passengers.

Is it possible to go canoeing near the campground?

Yes, through an operator outside the campground. Before leaving Roffy, confirm the starting point, the route, the age requirements, the equipment, and the return shuttle. If a driver is also handling the pickup, provide both exact addresses: the arrival point of a descent is not necessarily the same as the departure point.

Is it possible to book a private chauffeur from Bordeaux to the Les Grottes de Roffy campground?

Yes. The route from Bordeaux to Camping Les Grottes de Roffy follows the marked commercial route: 207 km, approximately 2 hours 26 minutes and €346 for a day For 1 to 3 passengers. Pickup can be arranged at the airport, the train station, or an address in Bordeaux, with drop-off at the village of Roffy.

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Article updated in July 2026.

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Off to the Périgord Noir

The route from Bordeaux to Camping Les Grottes de Roffy is 207 km and takes approximately 2 hours and 26 minutes. The transfer starts at 346 € during the day for 1 to 3 passengers, with pickup in Bordeaux and drop-off at the hamlet of Roffy, following written confirmation of the quote.

The Périgord Noir in Sainte-Nathalène near Sarlat, home to Camping Les Grottes de Roffy, bathed in bright light
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