Domaine Symphonie Moncalou

Opening May 2026

Glamping in the Dordogne

A corner of paradise between sky and land - Welcome to Domaine Symphonie Moncalou. In the south of the Dordogne, at the crossroads of the green valleys and the limestone plateaux of the Quercy, lies a haven of unspoilt nature. The only sounds that disturb the silence are birdsong, the wind in the trees and the rustle of crickets. In this exceptional setting, combining rural charm and discreet elegance, we have designed a top-of-the-range glamping experience. Do you dream of starlit nights without sacrificing comfort? Of an intimate cocoon, anchored in the essentials? Symphonie Moncalou is that refuge.

Here, nature becomes luxury, and every moment an enchanted interlude.

Domaine Symphonie Moncalou

An intimate estate for a unique experience. With over 26,000 m² of private grounds planted with trees and dedicated to a maximum of 6 tents at the height of the season, the Domaine Symphonie Moncalou guarantees you space, privacy and absolute serenity. Our accommodation, nestling in a peaceful, bucolic setting, is designed to combine rustic charm with top-of-the-range comfort.

Our Verdi, Debussy, Satie, Ravel, Mozart and Bizet tents will give you a warm welcome.

Warm Four-Season Tents and Top-of-the-range Facilities

Comfort and privacy down to the smallest detail Welcome to Symphonie Moncalou, a haven of peace nestled in the heart of nature, with top-of-the-range 4-season tents. Here, glamping takes on its full meaning, with each tent designed as a cocoon of comfort and refinement. Spacious and warmly decorated with noble, natural materials, they offer a cosy, soothing atmosphere, conducive to rest and escape. Each accommodation has a private outdoor shower with hot water, perfect for a sensory experience in the open air, as well as ecological dry toilets, discreetly located nearby. And for those who don't want to sacrifice anything for comfort, the real luxury lies in the private bathroom, worthy of a Michelin-starred hotel, dedicated to each tent: In beige and black tones, you'll experience a cosy, reassuring space with a double washbasin, large mirror and elegant furniture, as well as a vast 2 m² walk-in shower and WC with comfort shower head. All this is complemented by top-of-the-range household linen, supplied and changed daily, for a feeling of constant freshness.

At Symphonie Moncalou, comfort, nature and elegance are one and the same. This is more than just a stay: it's an unforgettable glamping experience with a high perceived quality.

France, Dordogne, Moncalou

France, with its rich history stretching back thousands of years, is a veritable treasure trove of heritage, with each region revealing its own unique treasures. Among them, the Dordogne, located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, stands out for its undulating landscapes, medieval villages and renowned prehistoric sites. At the heart of this region lies Moncalou, a peaceful hamlet situated between the communes of Campagnac Les Quercy, Saint-Pompon and Florimont Gaumier. Perched high on the slopes of the Céou, Moncalou offers uninterrupted views over the Dordogne valley and the foothills of the Massif Central. The 23-metre-high Moncalou Panoramic Tower allows visitors to admire this exceptional panorama. Moncalou is also renowned for its vineyards, which were once among the largest in the Dordogne and numbered up to 2,700 hectares in 1870. The Chai de Moncalou continues the wine-making tradition of the Domme region. A stroll through the surrounding area reveals an authentic rural heritage, with dry-stone huts, wash-houses and dovecotes bearing witness to a rich agricultural past.

Moncalou embodies the essence of Périgord, combining unspoilt nature, cultural heritage and the French art of living.

Our Verdi, Satie and Debussy Tents for 2 to 6 people

An intimate domain for a unique experience. Comfort and exclusivity down to the smallest detail. Each tent, measuring 17 m² (2 to 6 people), is extended by a 9 m² covered awning, a veritable shaded outdoor living room. Inside, everything has been designed to create a warm, chic atmosphere: 160x200 queen-size bed with real mattress for a cosy night's sleep Leather club armchairs, rugs, lanterns and LED lights for a cosy atmosphere Private barbecue and brazier for cosy evenings by the fire High-speed internet connection (WiFi 7 via FTTH fibre), so you can stay connected or telecommute if you need to Here, every detail counts. What's more, our glamping site is covered by 5G.

Prices for May, June and September: EUR 200 per day or EUR 1,250 per week
Prices for July and August: EUR 250 per day or EUR 1,550 per week
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Our Ravel, Bizet and Mozart tents for 2 to 4 people

An intimate domain for a unique experience. Comfort and exclusivity down to the smallest detail. Each tent, measuring 14 m² (2 to 6 people), is extended by a 9 m² covered awning, a veritable shaded outdoor living room. Inside, everything has been designed to create a warm, chic atmosphere: 160x200 queen-size bed with real mattress for a cosy night's sleep Leather club armchairs, rugs, lanterns and LED lights for a cosy atmosphere Private barbecue and brazier for cosy evenings by the fire High-speed internet connection (WiFi 7 via FTTH fibre), so you can stay connected or telework if you need to Here, every detail counts. What's more, our Glamping site is covered by 5G.

Prices for May, June and September: EUR 150 per day or EUR 1,000 per week
Prices for July and August: EUR 200 per day or EUR 1,250 per week
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Leisure

At the Domaine Symphonie Moncalou, all around and in the immediate vicinity, every moment is lived at your own pace. Nature walks, campfires under the stars, pétanque, reading or a siesta in the shade of an oak tree... Serenity is at home here. In the surrounding area, you can cycle or walk up to the panoramic tower, taste the local wines, explore the footpaths or visit the local producers.

In less than 30 minutes: canoeing, châteaux, caves, listed villages, markets, swimming or hot-air ballooning... the choice is yours.

And finally, if you can imagine...

After a morning spent exploring the Gouffre de Proumeyssac, still marvelling at the mineral beauty of the place, they headed to the bastide town of Domme for a refined lunch. Sitting on the terrace, they savoured local produce in a peaceful setting overlooking the valleys of the Périgord. The afternoon continued at the Château de Castelnaud-la-Chapelle. They strolled along the ramparts, contemplated the view over the Dordogne and let themselves be carried away by the history of the place. A timeless interlude, to the distant sound of cicadas. Back at the Domaine Symphonie Moncalou, a hot shower in the elegant Verdi bathroom gently washed away the day's fatigue. In the evening, they sat down by the brazier with a drink in hand. The sky blazed with stars and the crickets sang. They closed their eyes for a moment. They were simply there.

A discreet art of living, an exceptional setting, a precious serenity... What if this was your moment?

You're not buying a service, you're buying a result.

Booking: – click to book
Payment terms: 30% deposit at the time of booking, the balance at least 60 days before the arrival date.
Payment method: bank transfer for both French and foreign clients
Check-in / Check-out: Check-in from 4:00 PM and check-out before 12:00 PM.

Refund policy:

* : except under very specific conditions, please contact us for details.

Places of interest within a 30km radius


Château de Bonaguil (Saint-Front-sur-Lémance) : A massive medieval fortress redesigned in the 16th century.
Château de Couanac (Varaire) : Renaissance château with an integrated chapel.
Château de Cénevières (Cénevières) : Renaissance château classified as a historical monument.
Château d'Aynac (Aynac) : 16th-century château classified in 1988.
Château des Doyens (Carennac) : Partially classified as a historical monument.
Château de Castelnaud (Castelnaud-la-Chapelle) : Museum of medieval warfare in a restored fortress.
Château de Beynac (Beynac-et-Cazenac) : Medieval fortress overlooking the Dordogne River.
Château de Campagnac-lès-Quercy : Former feudal château, now in ruins.
Château de Lacoste (Salviac) : Private château with gardens open to the public.
Château de Lantis (Dégagnac) : Renaissance château with period furnishings.

Plage de Caudon (Vitrac) : Sandy beach on the banks of the Dordogne River.
Grottes de Cougnac (Payrignac) : Remarkable prehistoric paintings.
Falaises de la Dordogne : Between La Roque-Gageac and Beynac.
Plan d'eau du Roc Percé (Groléjac) : Supervised beach and water activities.
Grotte école de la Plaine de Thomas (Campagnac-lès-Quercy) : Caving site for beginners.
Gouffre de Proumeyssac (Audrix) : Nicknamed the "Crystal Cathedral", famous for its formations.
Grottes de Maxange (Le Buisson-de-Cadouin) : Caves adorned with unique crystal formations.
Grotte du Pech Merle (Cabrerets) : Authentic prehistoric paintings over 20,000 years old.

Jardins Suspendus (Puy-l'Évêque) : Pathway with views over vineyards.
Jardins du château de Lacoste (Salviac) : Rose garden with views of the surrounding châteaux.
Jardin Médiéval du Barry (Salviac) : Themed garden inspired by the Middle Ages.
Jardins de Marqueyssac (Vézac) : Hanging gardens with panoramic views over the Dordogne Valley.
Jardins d'Eyrignac (Salignac-Eyvigues) : Formal French gardens renowned for their topiary art.

Maison de la Pierre Sèche (Daglan) : Museum with a discovery trail of stone huts.
Maison de la Châtaigne (Villefranche-du-Périgord) : Museum dedicated to chestnut culture.
Musée de la Préhistoire (Les Eyzies-de-Tayac) : Collection of prehistoric artifacts.
Musée Zadkine (Les Arques) : Works by sculptor Ossip Zadkine in a peaceful setting.

Castelnaud-la-Chapelle : Listed among the most beautiful villages of France.
Domme : Medieval bastide with panoramic views.
La Roque-Gageac : Nestled between cliff and river, with golden stone houses.
Beynac-et-Cazenac : Medieval village overlooking the Dordogne River.
Lauzerte : Bastide on the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago).
Carennac : Village with rich architectural heritage.
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie : Perched above the Lot River, voted France’s favorite village.
Autoire : Known for its half-timbered houses and waterfall.
Loubressac : Village offering panoramic views over the Dordogne Valley.

Église Saint-Martin de Besse : Romanesque church from the 11th century with mural paintings.
Église Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur et chapelle ND de l'Olm (Salviac) : Gothic church and Renaissance chapel.
Église de Campagnac-lès-Quercy : Built between 1895 and 1899, featuring a sculpted tympanum and remarkable stained glass.
Abbaye de Marcilhac-sur-Célé : Ruins of a Benedictine abbey founded in the 9th century.
Sanctuaire de Rocamadour : Major pilgrimage site with chapels stacked into the cliffside.

April 30 – May 1: Foire de la Latière (Saint-Aulaye) : Traditional fair in the heart of the Double forest, with a producers' market, crafts...
May 1 – Foire de la Latière (Saint-Aulaye) : Traditional fair listed as intangible cultural heritage, held in the Double forest.
May 8 to 10 – Paddle Dordogne Fest : 130 km race on the Dordogne river, from Argentat-sur-Dordogne to Castelnaud-la-Chapelle.
May 10: Festival de Bodega (Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne) : Festive evening with food trucks, refreshment stands, and a nightclub atmosphere with DJ Starlight.
May 11: Fête de la Fraise (Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne) : Gourmet market, brass bands and folk groups, children's games, vintage cars,...
May 17 – Nuit des Musées : Free night openings of museums in Carennac, Figeac, Les Arques, Cabrerets, and Cahors.
May 29 – June 1: Salon Métiers & Arts (Monpazier) : Exhibition of nearly 50 craft artisans and artists from all over France.
June 21: Fête de la Musique : Concerts and musical events in many towns, including Cahors, Figeac, and Gourdon.
July – Festival des Jeux du Théâtre (Sarlat-la-Canéda) : Open-air theatre performances in the medieval city.
July 27 – August 9: Festival de Saint-Céré : Lyric art festival with outdoor performances at Castelnau-Bretenoux Castle.
August 1 to 15: Festival du Périgord Pourpre : Classical and baroque music concerts in various venues across the Périgord Pourpre.
August 5 to 26: Festival de Rocamadour : Sacred music festival in the town of Rocamadour.
September 11 to 13: Meules Bleues Festival (Fontanes) : Contemporary music festival with national and international artists.
September 20 and 21: Journées du Patrimoine : Special openings of historical monuments and sites in the region.
September 27 and 28 – Montgolfiades de Rocamadour : Hot air balloon flights from the canyon of Rocamadour.

Contact us

Domaine Symphonie Moncalou
Combe de pommier
24550 Campagnac-Les-Quercy
France

Email : contact@symphonie-moncalou.com>
GPS : 44.690342, 1.208449
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Domaine Symphonie Moncalou

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Email : contact@symphonie-moncalou.com