Camping Campéole "Le Coiroux"

Aubazines (Corrèze, France)

Aubazines is a small Corrèze town perched on a wooded plateau, known for its monastic past and its peaceful rural setting. The village offers a mix of ancient stone, plateau landscapes and wooded valleys typical of the Limousin. There is a tranquil atmosphere, suitable for walking and discovering the local heritage. Proximity to larger towns makes access easier without removing the site’s detached character from urban bustle.

Heritage and history

The anchor of the village is its medieval monastic complex, visible in the ancient structures still present. Aubazines' religious history has shaped the local urban layout: cloister, walls and convent buildings punctuate the heart of the village. The stones and alleys tell centuries of monastic and rural occupation, perceptible when strolling unhurriedly.

Nature and landscapes

Aubazines overlooks combes and woods alternating chestnut trees and deciduous forests. Hiking trails wind between plateaus and valleys, offering viewpoints over the Corrèze countryside. The environment is suitable for birdwatching and family walks away from noise.

Outdoor activities

Hiking and cycling are the most obvious activities: waymarked paths and quiet country roads invite exploration. The proximity of wooded areas also allows nature outings and picnics. In season, markets and some local events occasionally enliven the village.

Not to be missed

• Abbey of Aubazines: medieval monastic complex in the heart of the village, witness to its religious history.
• Village center: alleys and stone houses illustrating Corrèze rural architecture.
• Hiking trails: loops around the plateau to discover landscapes and woods.
• Views over the countryside: viewpoints accessible on foot from the village.
• Local markets: opportunities to taste regional products and meet the inhabitants.