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50 campsites in France for Naturist
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Camping Le Roubreau is located in Joannas, southern Ardèche, France. It is situated on the banks of the river Le Roubreau, a tributary of the Ardèche River, and is surrounded by a large forest. The campsite is located in a great location for exploring the southern Ardèche. The surrounding area is home to a number of beautiful villages, such as Vallon-Pont-d'Arc and Ruoms. On-site, there are 64 touring itches, which have electric hook-up points available. There are also 36 accommodation units to hire. Pitches are not delimited but are spacious and under plenty of mature woodlands, giving plenty of shade during the summer. There are plenty of options to choose from, and some pitches are located next to the river, which is great for those who wish to do a spot of fishing or who like to take a refreshing dip in the mornings.
At the foot of Mont Ventoux, surrounded by beautiful scenery, de Bélézy is an excellent naturist site with many amenities and activities and the ambience is relaxed and comfortable.
Spectacularly situated in the Cèze Gorges, this well equipped, spacious naturist site, tucked away within its wild and dramatic terrain offers a wide variety of facilities, all within a really peaceful, wooded setting.
A welcoming Dutch-owned naturist site, Terme d’Astor is hidden amongst trees some two kilometres from Bouillac and is very private.
Ideally situated on the border of Lot-et-Garonne and Dordogne, Domain Laborde is a naturist site of outstanding quality, with sweeping views from many of the higher pitches. This hilly site has 150 well-maintained pitches of at least 120 sq.m., all for touring, surrounded by woodland. Electricity (6-15A) is available (long leads may be required). There are also 40 chalets and mobile homes for hire. The site has something for everyone and is very popular. If you are new to naturism, then this is a must. The ambience is good, and you are sure to make new friends.
This is a well established and very pleasant, French-owned naturist site in 20 hectares of lovely Gers countryside.
A delightful naturist site with an air of calm and repose, l’Eglantière is set within 50 hectares of organic farmland and woodland for walking and is a nature lovers’ paradise. The fast-flowing River Gers runs through the site, bringing opportunities for watersports and fishing.
You will receive a warm welcome at Lous Suais, a very attractive 14-acre naturist site beside Lake Maulde. There are 80 spacious pitches (most with 10A electricity) at this wooded, quite steep site, with terraces, steps and winding paths down to the lake which is popular with swimmers. Fishing is also possible and canoes, winsurfing boards and pedaloes are available for use (free to campers in low season).
This is a relaxed, informal, spacious site alongside an extraordinarily long and beautiful beach. Riva Bella is open all year and is exclusively naturist from 1st April to 5th November only. The site is divided into several areas with 199 pitches (with 6A electricity), some of which are alongside the sandy beach with little shade. Others are in a shady, wooded glade on the hillside.
This naturist site is situated alongside a 3 km. beach of fine sand and has been owned by the same family for 40 years. There are 250 informal pitches on grass and sand which are well shaded under a variety of trees. All have 10A electricity. Some beach-side pitches have sea views, but all are within 200 m. of the sea. The pleasant main restaurant/bar and the beach restaurant/bar have superb panoramic views of the sea and offer extensive menus with especially good seafood, served by enthusiastic staff. A very relaxing site.
You are sure of a warm welcome by the Dutch owners of this very spacious, naturally laid out and well maintained naturist site.
Le Fiscalou is a naturist campsite in the Quercy region of the Midi-Pyrénées, close to the vineyards of Gaillac and the gorges of the Aveyron. The site enjoys a secluded, forest location. Pitches are large and grassy, all with electricity and shade. A number of attractive wooden chalets are available to rent.
Camping Village du Bosc is a family run naturist campsite in a secluded spot, with views over the Lac du Salagou. The 80 good sized touring pitches and 20 rental units are on 25 acres of gently sloping, terraced hillside with its distinctive red soil. Most have some shade, and all have access to 6-10A electricity. The large swimming pool and friendly communal evening meals, along with family entertainment, add to the warm atmosphere of this site. The extended estate of 200 acres surrounding the campsite provides many naturist walking routes with superb views down the valley towards the lake.
Camping le Haut Chandelalar is a spacious, family run naturist campsite high in the Alpes Maritimes, east of Castelallane and only 1 km. from Brianconnet. The site covers an area of ten hectares, laid out on terraces and the higher pitches have sweeping views of the surrounding mountains. The 70 grass pitches are car-free during high season, reasonably level and naturally laid out in woodland glades offering some shade. All have 10A electricity (Europlug). After an active day you can relax by the pool or around the bar and then enjoy a gourmet meal prepared by the very entertaining site owner.
La Petite Brenne is a spacious, family-owned naturist site in the Parc Naturel Régional de Brenne. There is ample room for 150 families, and you are free to choose one of the many flat and grassy pitches in the fields, while there is a designated, part-surfaced area for motorhomes. All have access to electricity (10A, long leads required on some) and water.
Pitches at Domaine Residentiel Naturiste la Jenny are exclusively for chalet accommodation. Situated at the heart of Europe’s largest forest, yet within walking distance of the Atlantic beaches through the forest, la Jenny is a naturist site providing 750 high-quality chalets, of which 450 are let on behalf of the owners. This is an ideal spot for a quiet and peaceful holiday, yet with a great deal on offer for those seeking a more lively holiday.
Camping Naturiste Corsica Natura is ideal for naturist holidaymakers looking for a chilled time and physical freedom. It is to be found beachside near Linguizzetta in a gorgeous location overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea and tucked into the coastal maquis vegetation of aromatic plants and sheltering trees. During the day, clothes-free life centres around the private sandy beach, with lots of volleyball games to keep you on your toes and canoe and parasol rental.
Right by the shores of Lac de l'Oignin, among a mixed woodland and surrounded by views of the hills all around, this highly scenic park lies 400 metres above sea level and is within a 75-minute drive from Geneva and its expansive lake. There are 123 pitches to choose from, which are spacious, and all have hedging and mature trees, providing guests with plenty of privacy. Sanitary amenities include chemical toilets, a heated toilet, and a shower block.
Aimée Porcher is a naturist site where you can relax and find your own space in an 11-hectare park, to the east of Uzerche. This very rural site, with a welcoming and uncommercial ambiance, has 55 spacious well shaded pitches (20 with 6A electricity) surrounded by a profusion of different trees and shrubs. Most have delightful views across the Limousin countryside making it a great base for walking and cycling, with maps available on site.
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France
Blessed with some of the world’s most stunning scenery, amazing food and wine, a colourful history - and with some 11,000 campsites – it’s hard to beat camping in France.
From the endless sandy beaches of the Vendée to the snow capped Alps, from the lush pastures of Normandy to the lavender fields of Provence, there’s a French campsite for you. Rolling vineyards, picturesque villages, brooding castles, shimmering lakes, craggy hills and dormant volcanoes… camping in France has so much to offer.
There are fabulous cities like Paris, Bordeaux, Nice and historic Lyon, as well as ancient towns like Sarlat, Blois, Rennes and Toulouse, all steeped in history. Then there are iconic sights like the sweeping vineyards of the Médoc, St Emilion, and Burgundy’s Côte d’Or; the swaying sunflowers of the Armagnac, the châteaux of the Loire, the prehistoric cave paintings of Les Eyzies, the gorges of the Ardèche and the plains of Champagne.
And don’t forget the beaches. The beaches of Brittany around Concarneau and Carnac, the D-Day Landing Beaches of Normandy, the white sands between St Jean de Monts and La Rochelle and on down the Aquitaine coast, through the Landes to Biarritz have so much to offer. Not to mention the mesmerising beaches of the Med, from Languedoc round to the Côte d’Azur where St Tropez, Cannes and Cassis are bywords for world class beaches.
Camping holidays on the door step
France is easy to get to and is also the perfect choice for a camping holiday with a taste of the continent. First time campers and caravanners enjoy its relaxed, friendly approach with plenty of campsites close to the main ports. More experienced campers and caravanners love the fact that there are always new places to discover and fresh campsites to stay at.
Camping is a way of life
In France camping is a way of life. Facilities are high quality, outdoor activities are many and varied and the living is easy. Enjoy a leisurely barbecue or the campsite’s takeaway and relax while the kids make new friends – language never seems to be a barrier on a French campsite.
Facilities on a French campsite are modern and can be extensive, with swimming pools on most, many with superb waterslides and waterpark features. Depending on where you choose for your camping holiday, you may find an excellent on-site restaurant, a convivial bar, perhaps a pizzeria too. Pitches are generally of a good size, level and well defined with attractive shrubs and hedging. And many campsites offer mobile homes, chalets and glamping units to rent, so everyone’s welcome!
Campsites in France for children
Children are well catered for with special activities and free childrens’ clubs, usually in high season. Many campsites in France offer tennis, bike hire, riding, fishing and watersports like sailing and windsurfing or canoeing. Even archery, quad biking and climbing or more artistic pursuits like pottery, drawing classes and nature rambles.
Family life quickly takes on a different rhythm to life at home: collecting the morning baguette and croissants, a dip in the pool, a trip to the beach, perhaps some family entertainment or a magic show - it’s all about ringing the changes and enjoying new experiences.
And when it comes to being outdoors you may be a culture buff who enjoys elegant châteaux and exploring ancient walled towns. You may be in search of pristine beaches and secret coves for canoeing and windsurfing. Perhaps some cycling or a walk along the riverside. How about rounding off your camping holiday with a surprise trip to Disneyland Paris? There are great family campsites close by.
Choose a campsite in France that’s right for you
Whether you’re looking for a family campsite with all the mod cons and top notch facilities, or prefer something more laid back and tranquil, you can choose how you go camping in France. Simply pick a French campsite that’s right for you. If road tripping is more our thing, check out our Atlantic Coast road trip.
One thing is sure, wherever you go camping in France and whatever you do, you’ll no doubt be sure to sample some of the local food and wine.