

Comfortable lodges, in wilderness
-20% for spring
Sheltered from the tourist influx but close to the main sites, an ideal base.
Four types of accommodation for unusual nights in the great outdoors: the chalet, the upper cabin, the high-end chalet with its spa and the safari tent perched in the trees.
Family activities, in and around the park, for a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday.
On the road to experience...


2005
Creation of the estate
100%
From Nature & renewable energy
360
These are the bird and mammal species that make up our forests
40 Km
This is the maximum distance to travel to reach the 50 tourist sites

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Reasons to discover
Castelwood
Castelwood is a small family estate of chalets and safari tents in the heart of the Biron forest in the Dordogne.
Choose from very comfortable, tame or wild camping, and...glamping!
A contraction of glamour and camping, glamping is a new trend and even a new way of life for bohemian holidays, combining comfort, well-being and nature (the real thing!).



Our treetop cabin is called Biron, because of the breathtaking view it offers of the Château de Biron, in the south of the Dordogne.
From the overlooking terrace of your Lodge, you will not lose sight of the life of birds, squirrels and deer! In autumn, it is the bellowing of the deer that will surprise you...

Let yourself be lulled by the freshness of the wood for an exceptional luxury and well-being stay, in the heart of nature. It is in your high-end Lodge and its private SPA that you will relax after a beautiful day of visit. The starry sky is waiting for you...
Arrival of our second new top-of-the-range chalet with its private SPA. A chalet completely revisited to better welcome you... A cocooning and warm space for 4 people. Fun evenings alone, as a couple, with family or friends, in the heart of the forest... It's up to you to invent your stay...

What could be more unusual than sleeping in the trees? This is the feeling you will have, nestled in acomfortable safari tent, several meters above the ground in order to preserve the forest by marrying the natural slopes of the terrain.
