RV Rental Brive-la-Gaillarde, NAQ

Set on the banks of the Coiroux River and bordered by a sun-dappled deciduous forest, Canal des Moines is one of the best walks in the Limousin region. It stretches for 10 kilometers (six miles) and showcases the ingenuity of the Cistercian monks who constructed the canal in the 12th century. Today, the canal continues to irrigate crops and is also a fantastic place to stretch your legs.

On a hot summer's day, you'll love cooling off in picturesque Lac de Causse. The 250-acre lake is surrounded by rolling hillsides and fringed by sandy beaches that are ideal for sunbathing and swimming. Pack a picnic and enjoy lunch on the shoreline or rent a canoe and enjoy a scenic paddle on the lake.

A 15-minute drive from Brive-la-Gaillarde, pocket-sized Turenne is one of the most beautiful villages in France. It's anchored by the ruins of a magnificent château and dotted with handsome stone mansions. The hike up to 12th-century Tour César rewards you with sweeping views over the countryside. There's also a beautiful ornamental garden with clipped hedges, lawns, and colorful flower beds. Another Limousin gem, Les Jardins de l’Imaginaire is a classic terraced garden that combines horticulture and fine art.

Set on the shores of an emerald green lake, Camping du Lac du Causse is a fantastic base for exploring Corrèze and the Dordogne Valley. Choose from more than 70 sites, some overlooking the lake and others tucked among the greenery. Take advantage of the modern restrooms, or browse luxury motorhome rentals in Brive-la-Gaillarde and enjoy access to your own onboard services.

Surrounded by mature forests, Camping Le Coiroux offers grassy sites and a resort-style atmosphere. Stroll down to the lake for a dip or cool off in the outdoor swimming pool. The picturesque sites are perfect for watching the sunset and sipping Corrèze firewater, the region's famous walnut liqueur. Another favorite, Camping la Rivière puts you in the heart of the Dordogne Valley. Cast a line in the Dordogne River, make a splash in the lagoon-style swimming pool, or cook up a storm in the BBQ area. With RV rentals in Brive-la-Gaillarde, you can also secure access to well-equipped kitchens.

Surrounded by fragrant lavender bushes and lush citrus trees, Camping Magaudie is full of charm. Stock up on freshly baked bread in the mornings and indulge in duck breast, crème brûlée, and other local delicacies at the on-site restaurant. Amenities include laundry facilities, showers, restrooms, a swimming pool, and Wi-Fi. Walkers love the easy access to hiking trails in the foothills of the Central Massif. With Brive-la-Gaillarde RV rentals by owner, you're also free to explore other nearby walking routes.

For foodies, Brive-la-Gaillarde is a dream come true. The town offers everything from farm-to-table restaurants championing authentic Corrèze cuisine to fine dining bistros serving dishes that look like works of art. Enjoy coffee and croissants at local patisseries and save room for artisan chocolates, macarons, and fig tarts. Wash it down with sweet liqueurs and aperitifs made from locally grown walnuts and fruit. Guided distillery tours are a fantastic way to learn more about the process.

Three times a week, Georges Brassens Market springs to life with vendors from across Corrèze and the Limousin region. You'll love shopping for local delicacies like goose pate, plum brandy, chestnut cake, and pork pie. For many sports fans, RV rentals in Brive-la-Gaillarde are ideal for rugby weekends. Matches are held at Stade Amédée-Domenech and promise an electric atmosphere. Scored tickets to a game? Browse the best RV rentals in Brive-la-Gaillarde to secure your game-day accommodation.

Housed in a magnificent 19th-century Renaissance mansion, Musée Labenche spotlights the local history, heritage, and culture of the region. Highlights include a collection of antique accordions and intricate tapestries dating to the 17th century. Another historic gem, Collégiale St-Martin (St. Martin’s Collegiate Church) features a soaring neo-Romanesque bell tower and traces its history to the 12th century.