La Palombière is certainly one of the most charming campsites of the Black Perigord.

We tried to forget that there was an impenetrable fence all around.

Witness: Mr. Roger Mothes from the top of his pigeon tower located opposite Ciron, near La Fue.

This 1.8-hectare plot on a single site is ideal for wood pigeon hunting.

It also flows down due to gravity, so it helps to put the right palm down and the left palm up.

After the abandoned dovecote, make your way down on the right, then come back up to reach the equestrian centre located behind Besmaux castle.

Pigeon hunting, which has existed since time immemorial, is considered to be one of the finest forms of hunting using nets on the Pyrenean summits.

Among the other facilities, camping La Palombière stands out for its wellness area, providing relaxation and well-being to its guests.

After the abandoned dovecote, make your way down on the right, then come back up to reach the equestrian centre located behind Besmaux castle.

Listed as one of the best campsites in Dordogne, La Palombière displays all it has to seduce tourists.

Listed as one of the best campsites in the Dordogne, La Palombière does everything to delight you so as to appeal to tourists.

Pigeon hunting, which has existed since time immemorial, is considered to be one of the finest forms of hunting using nets on the Pyrenean summits.

One of the events that marked an important step in the land acquisition process was the demolition of the coffee shop "La Palombière" on Tuesday, July 2nd 2013.

Under the monarchy the tiny "Republic" of Sare was almost independent, but in 1793-1794, having remained loyal to the church, things took a turn for the worse: its entire population was deported and the village was renamed La Palomière.

Under the monarchy the tiny "Republic" of Sare was almost independent, but in 1793-1794, having remained loyal to the church, things took a turn for the worse: its entire population was deported and the village was renamed La Palomière.