THE BUNKS, CHÂTEAU, AND REGION
EXPLORE THE SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS:
All sleeping options have single beds, under-bed storage, USB (and USB-C) charging stations, European outlets, fans, hanging spaces, unique designs, and more
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… we combine large rooms to fit 5-8 people total. Each bunk has a private bathroom with a shower, toilet, and personal storage area for toiletries. Every bunk is special and different in its own way.
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… are a more private option with 2 single beds. Each tent has its own partially shaded porch with seating. The tents have a beautiful view of nature and are set close to the chateau and to the pool. Each is equipped with ventilation windows, indoor/outdoor lighting, and more.
The glampers-only bathrooms are located in the pool house. There are 2 shower rooms and one separate toilet. There are toiletry storage areas for each camper in the shower rooms. There is also an outdoor kitchen area with a vanity mirror and sink.
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Curious about safety? Or if there’s hot water and wifi in a building this old? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
The property is fully secured with an alarm system, and locks on all external points of access.
In addition, we have:
Hot Water
Electricity
Wi-Fi in the common area
Private on-site Parking
Private Showers & Baths
All fresh linens & towels
Laundry Services for an extra fee
Ironing supplies
Hairdryers
USB & USB-C Charging Stations
Extra Lamps
Extra Fans
European outlets accessible
Hanging space
Under-bed storage
Emergency driver
At least one staff member overnight in the building
Welcome to a Camp Château bunk!
Stunning views
Each bunk has a unique design
Portuguese tiled bathrooms
Extra linens and towels provided
Yes, bidets are big in France. Ever bunk has a private en-suite toilet. There are also extra shared toilets and showers available.
Special surprises in each room... like this bed
Areas to relax
Vanity area in the bathroom
Make yourself at home
Hang with fellow bunkmates
Enter through tile
Sit at the matching vanity area
Shower in the matching shower
Ground-floor accessible bedroom
Accessible bathroom
Want to be closest to nature?
Enter through your private deck
Hang your clothes, store them under the bed, charge your phone, stay cool, stay warm
Make yourself at home
At night protect yourself from bugs and keep a nice breeze using the netted doors and windows
Find your way to the tents with a glowing path
In the day, enjoy the beautiful view of the hillside
Meet your neighbors
The Glampers-only showers and toilet is located in the pool house a short 1-2 minute walk from the tents
It's like camping... but way more comfortable
EXPLORE THE PROPERTY:
“At Béduer I don’t read, I don’t write, I don’t think, I don’t move, I am content to feel well and to taste every instant that passes, the ripe plums and the mist” - Jean Chalon
It's tradition to pet the lions before entering!
Check-in at the entrance
We highly recommend sunset hour on the Chappel Terrace, it lights up the whole courtyard.
The Courtyard
Dancing in the Courtyard
The courtyard has shaded seating perfect for aperitif hour.
Welcome to the Main Pool
Glampers hanging at the Main Pool
Main Pool and Poolhouse with 2 shower rooms, one toilet, a shaded outdoor seating area, and outdoor sink/kitchen for glampers to use.
Need a break? Check out the Silent Pool!
Silent Pool
Silent Pool
The most private area is usually the Lower Terrace. This spot has great cell reception and a small sitting area.
Sneaking a peak and the Portager kitchen garden. You can find the Chef lingering around here gathering yummy ingredients before dinner.
Peaking out is La Ferme. There you can find the Hammocks, Silent Pool, and Massages.
La Grange is the Staff Building/ Office.
Salon Terrace hosts electives and more seating options for a lazy day.
The Salon Terrace is also perfect for breakfast.
Compliments au Chef Jérémy!
The beautifully decorated 100m2 Grande Salle (or Salle des Etats) is the main hall of the chateau, dating from the 14th century.
You can also view the Dinning Hall from this balcony!
Entering the Dining Hall from the Courtyard
This is the Breakfast Room where we put all the food out for you to enjoy in the mornings, as well as snacks throughout the day.
The Salon is the main indoor hang-out spot with French doors exposing the Salon Terrace. This is a good Wifi room.
Aerial view of the Chappel Terrace and Courtyard
Hall of Trees!
This is the Oubliette... Which is now used as a wine cellar. It is an area rich with history and you can see more only with a visit during the History Talk!
Rose Gardens
"Found things I didn't know I was looking for at Camp Chateau." -Nadia
"I am 71 and had the time of my life. Camp Chateau feels like my heaven on earth!" - Gizella
"One of the most outstanding experiences of my life! Thank you Camp Château creators." - Narda
"Found things I didn't know I was looking for at Camp Chateau." -Nadia "I am 71 and had the time of my life. Camp Chateau feels like my heaven on earth!" - Gizella "One of the most outstanding experiences of my life! Thank you Camp Château creators." - Narda
A LITTLE CHÂTEAU HISTORY…
The Château is an exceptional example of a Château fort, originally a location of regional government in the medieval period. In the 17th century, it was converted to a luxurious country house and recreational space for the locals to come and enjoy. Its commanding location features stunning views over the Célé valley.
The Château is 9km by road from the medieval town of Figeac, which boasts numerous shops, cafés, bars, restaurants, and even a lake and water park.
The area is replete with medieval hilltop towns and villages — St. Cirq Lapopie and Rocamadour are both a short drive away. It is on the edge of the Park Naturel Régional des Causses du Quercy, an area of unspoiled natural beauty with archeological sites dating back to the neolithic era. A branch of the Camino de Santiago, the UNESCO World Heritage listed ancient pilgrimage route, running to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, goes directly past the Château.
The nearest International Airports are Rodez (1 hour by car), Brive Souillac (1 hour 15 minutes) and Toulouse Blagnac (2 hours). There is also a smaller aerodrome (Figeac-Livernon) 20 minutes' drive away, suitable for light aircraft.
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13,000 square feet of rooms
20 acres of land
2.5 acres of formal gardens
3 private pools
The Château | 11 bunk rooms
The meadow & fields | 5 Glamping Tents
3 additional buildings: La Grange, La Ferme, La Fermette
EXPLORE THE REGION:
“The Lot Département offers an arresting landscape of limestone cliffs and canyons, hilltop towns and undulating hills carpeted in forests, fields or vines…and makes for great exploring.” - Lonely Planet
Take in the Quercy region's notable architecture styles.
Explore historic Rocamadour, a village atop a hill.
Shop for local treats at Figeac market.
A butcher stand at Figeac market.
The River Célé runs behind the castle village.
The river's waters are unspoiled.
Go on a kayaking excursion to view the remarkable cliffs of the Lot Valley.
Catch glimpses of herons and elegant wading birds along the water's edge.
Stroll along a portion of the UNESCO heritage Compostelle walking route that borders the castle grounds.
Wave to hikers who might be braving the long pilgrimage to Portugal as you take your picnic on the grounds.
A typical view in Saint-Cirque-la-Popie, a short drive away.
Shop for artisanal crafts.
Shop for the best in fine, local ingredients, like these truffles.
View the slow, winding river and the causses (cliffs) that form its banks.
Visit or catch your train out of nearby Cahors.
Another view of Cahors.
Abbeys and churches from before the 12th century pepper the area.
Pech Merle Cave is adorned with prehistoric cave paintings.
View 20,000 year old cave paintings at Pech Merle Cave, one of the only, and most impressive, sites still open to public visitors in France.
Visit the Padirac Chasm and its underground river, one of the most fantastic of its kind in all of Europe.
Grottes can be found throughout the region.
Snag some wheels of our favorite "Rocamadour" cheese, named after this village atop a hill.
Take a scenic driving tour along the back country roads.
