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Directions
By car
From Lyon, take the A89 towards Bordeaux, then take Exit 16 for Trelissac Boulazac. Continue to Trelissac and then Antonne. As you come out of Antonne, continue for 2km, then turn left towards Les Piles, and continue for a further 2 km. From Bordeaux, take the A89 and follow signs for Perigueux, then take Exit 15 for Agen/Perigueux-Centre. Continue along the D6021 and then the D8 for 10km. Then turn right onto the D69 for 2km. From the A20, take Exit 28 for Perigueux, continue along the N21, then the D8, and follow signs for Antonne, then turn left onto the D69. From Perigueux, take the N21 towards Limoges, then as you come out of Antonne follow signs for Les Piles and Centre Medical de Lanmary, continue for 3km and you will see the camp on your left.
Nearby Attractions
Huttopia Lanmary Campsite welcomes lovers of peace and the great outdoors to its extraordinary natural site, nestled in the heart of a majestic national forest. Your holidays will be truly magical, thanks to the swimming pool and forest spa surrounded by vegetation, the multitude of activities included in your booking and the unique forest environment under the protection of the National Forestry Commission
An ideal location for getting together and enjoying a range of different activities: walks, mountain biking, canoeing, visiting castles, caves, and also sampling the famous culinary delights of the Perigord
The commune of Antonne-et-Trigonant is bordered on the east and south by the river Isle, which is the main tributary of the Dordogne, and to the north by the national forest of Lanmary.
The GR 36 and GR 646 footpaths both pass through Antonne, and Saint James` Way even passes by the Huttopia forest camp itself!
Classified as a historical monument, the Castle of the Bories can be visited in July and August: explore the castle`s terraces, gothic cuisine, guard room, and vaulted caves
Explore the Dordogne River by canoe, discover the prehistoric heritage of the region`s caves (including the famous Lascaux caves) and visit quaint villages which display the charms of yesteryear at every twist and turn of their cobblestone streets
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