Parc le Bournat

Discover Perigord & the Dordogne

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Rates and booking

Useful information

Location : In the countryside

Province : Black Périgord

Services

Bar
Children playground
Chèques Vacances (Holiday voucher)
Credit card accepted
Disable access
English spoken
Entertainment
Groups
Internet : WIFI
Parking
Pets welcome
Picnic area
Restaurant
Spanish spoken
open 7/7

English
- Discover as a family an 8 hectare park filled with attractions, animals, crafts and the sweetness of life. Demonstrations of old trades, boat or carriage rides, funfair and vintage rides, mini-farm and mini animals, an unusual, fun and educational course for young and old.
  The Parc du Bournat is open from 05 April to 30 August 2020
  
  The park will be open every day :
  • In April, May, June : from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • In July and August : from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  
  The famous Nocturnes will take place :
  • Wednesdays July 8, 15, 22 and 29 as well as Wednesdays August 5, 12, 19 and 26, 2020
  • Thursday July 30 as well as Thursdays in August (6, 13, 20 and August 27, 2020)
  
  · Free private parking (car, bus and motorhome)
  · Photos authorized
  · Animals accepted
  · Shop open at the same hours as the entire park
  · Picnic areas available
  · Payments accepted : credit card, CV, cash, checks
  · The park is accessible for wheelchairs, except : the chapel and the windmill
  
  ADULT PRICES 2020 :
  • Full price ticket : € 15
  • Reduced price ticket : € 12.50* * unemployed, disabled, students.
  
  CHILDREN RATES 2020 : 4 to 12 years old
  • Full price ticket : € 10
  • Reduced price ticket : € 9*
  • Under 4 years old : free
  
  2020 FAMILY PACKAGE :
  • Ticket 2 adults + 2 children: € 44
  • Ticket 2 adults + 3 children : € 52
  
  THE UNLIMITED BOURNAT 2020 :
  • Adult pass (April 6 to September 29) : € 36
  • Child pass (April 6 to September 29) : € 25
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Traveller Reviews Google

4.3 sur 5 3096 reviews

5 sur 5 Reviews posted by JelleSallaerts on 15/08/2020

We did the Parc including eating at Chez Paul in the evening and viewed Les nocturnes afterwards. We had a great day! The Parc contains a lot of history and re-enactment of life during the 1900s. The few attractions like carrousel, car rides, mechanical horses and boat tour (you paddle around yourself!) are all in the theme as well. You need to make a reservation to eat in the evening at Chez Paul but its worth it. You start with a starter while a band is playing and on several occasions a little orchestra passes by. The atmosphere while eating starter, dinner and dessert is great! You eat what they would have eaten during the 1900s. The evening is finished by a half an hour show of the Nocturnes closed by a great firework show. (it was longer and a lot bigger then we expected!) (no puns intended. 😇)
2 sur 5 Reviews posted by Philippe Lorriaux on 28/07/2020

Great for young children, thought i would see Jam and beer being made, but No Just People saleing
5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Tom Hendrickx on 02/07/2019

Super friendly staff. People really go the extra mile to please every single customer. While reenacting all day long might seem a tad boring to me, the staff clearly had no issues with it. Also they are quite good in their job. E.g. the bartender makes a good laughter with every customer, the pottery lady involves children of all ages to create some stuff and the glass sculpture ladies were making beautiful jewels. Some things to improve : some attractions were only open half of the time due to staff being responsible for two rides. Secondly, the food tends to be rather expensive.

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1358 reviews

"Fabulous"

Reviews posted by Phartweasels (Isle of Man, United Kingdom) on 01/09/2019

A friend had told me about this place a few years ago and I was keen to visit when we were in the area. It didn’t disappoint. It was fun, charming, clean, well organized, unique, and well worth a day...
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"Lovely live museum"

Reviews posted by wine0clock (Huddersfield, United Kingdom) on 26/08/2019

This is a love museum so you see people working like they would have years ago; someone working as a soap maker, making leather, making bread etc. Was really great but as it's all outdoor I'd advise...
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"Good day out"

Reviews posted by madasaman (Caerphilly, United Kingdom) on 25/08/2019

We stayed on the campsite next door to the park and they had an agreement with the park. You showed proof that you were on the camping and you paid once and had free entry for rest of your stay...
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