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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.
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.
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.
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 well located, occupying a small peninsula of some 15 hectares. This means that there is only a short walk to the sea from anywhere on the site. The ground is mostly gently sloping with a covering of rough grass and there are 1,041 pitches with 6A electricity connections, 420 also have water and drainage. One side of the site is shaded with mature trees, while the other side is less shady.
This is a well established and very pleasant, French-owned naturist site in 20 hectares of lovely Gers countryside.
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.
Situated almost on the Slovenian border, this could be said to be the first and last campsite in Croatia. Part of the Istraturist group, the smart air-conditioned reception sets the tone for this very pleasant naturist site. It is located alongside the large Kanegra bungalow complex and campers are able to share its comprehensive facilities.
Naturistencamping de Reenert is located at Heiderscheid, in the natural park of the Haute-Sûre. Visitors report to the friendly reception at Camping Fuussekaul opposite, where they are given the code to enter the site. There are 85 large flat pitches, all with electricity (6/10A). Amenities include a newly built, indoor heated swimming pool with lounge area and meeting rooms for campers, along with a small children’s outdoor play area. An extensive entertainment programme including sports, games, face painting and many other activities is run during the high season. Visitors are welcome to use the bar, restaurant, sauna, tennis court and shop at Fuussekaul, where fresh bread is baked daily.
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).
According to history, the first naturist on Koversada was the famous adventurer Casanova. Today, Koversada is a first-class enclosed naturist camping holiday park with 1700 pitches, all with access to 10A electricity. The site splits it's camping between the mainland, and it's own island, which is only suitable for tents and is reached by a narrow bridge.
A welcoming Dutch-owned naturist site, Terme d’Astor is hidden amongst trees some two kilometres from Bouillac and is very private.
You are sure of a warm welcome by the Dutch owners of this very spacious, naturally laid out and well maintained naturist site.
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.
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.
Reached along a reasonably long forest trail, this naturist site is in a tranquil location on the eastern banks of the Rätzsee. Although pitches to the rear of the site have some shade, the majority are located in a fairly open area just back from the lakeshore behind a row of trees. A small beach allows access to the lake as well as a wooden jetty, which is also used by visiting canoeists. 40 of the 120 pitches are reserved primarily for tourers; all have 16A electricity are reasonably level and on grass.
La Ferme Naturiste L'Oliverie is near the village of Saurais, Deux-Sèvres and is an intimate site located by a pond. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, everyone needs space to enjoy the great outdoors and a little relaxation, this site certainly offers you space. Spaciously laid out pitches make it possible to holiday in a quiet and pleasant way. A stay here will bring guaranteed rest, space and freedom. Those who love a sporting challenge will enjoy the various cycle routes that the site has to offer. It is entirely free from noise and nuisance from discos and clubs, so you can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. It has a lovely outdoor swimming pool. You will want for nothing on this site. Nothing says holiday like a gathering around the communal BBQ area. To ensure that your holiday is that little more comfortable, the site has done everything it can to ensure you have no need to even leave the site. The site has 25 touring pitches with 6/10-amp hook-up point and 9 mobile homes, chalets and rooms available to hire.
Millefleurs is a beautifully quiet site in a secluded location for naturists. It is peaceful with some 70 acres of woods and meadows providing naturist walks in total privacy. The site has 40 large, flat, mostly terraced pitches (34 with 6/10A electricity), with long leads required if pitching off the terraces. There are also very secluded pitches in wooded areas with shade, or you can pitch a tent in the meadows if you prefer.
Camp Kazela is partly naturist and is situated close to Medulin, formerly a fishing port and now a busy tourist town. The site has around 850 touring units with electricity connections (12A) and 100 pitches with electricity, water and drainage. The remaining pitches are used for chalets, seasonal guests and tour operators.
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With naturism growing in popularity, particularly on the continent, more and more campsites are catering for nude recreation.
Alan Rogers has compiled details on over 100 naturist campsites in the UK and Europe, each of which offers a positive environment in which to enjoy nudist leisure.
What is naturism?
It’s all about the freedom of nature and the right to be yourself and enjoy your leisure time as you wish, without harming others or impinging on their right to enjoy themselves as they wish.
Naturist camping holidays are about going beyond appearances, physical differences and stereotypes. As such, the ethos on campsites for nudists promotes being yourself, feeling good and respecting others while enjoying the same high-quality facilities and activities offered on other campsites.
The benefits of naturism
British Naturism points out that the human body was not designed to be wrapped up in clothes. Nudity, they say, brings real benefits to mental, physical and emotional wellbeing. Body image issues can be addressed and aided and, with everyone on the same terms, it’s easy to relax and feel free.
Sunshine and fresh air on the skin can only be beneficial and conducive to a sense of wellbeing. And the act of removal of clothing is akin to peeling away layers of social conformity and all the associated worries and concerns that each person carries with them.
In short, naturism is about reconnecting with nature, as well as oneself. It allows freedom of expression and the freedom to be yourself, without the distraction of clothing and all the signals and statements clothes can bring. You are reduced to the real you and when in the company of others in the same state it is liberating and empowering.
Naturist campsites
Many of our listed sites are surrounded by woodland or contain privately owned beaches, making them ideal for visitors who are both new to, and experienced in, nudism. They’re the perfect setting in which to make friends with like-minded individuals and relax in a welcoming, amicable environment.
Today there are many more people that enjoy naturist campsites than one would at first think. Some are dedicated naturists who practise their way of life wherever they may and who in the UK may well belong to clubs of like-minded people. For others, especially those who have enjoyed sunbathing on one of the many designated naturist areas on European beaches and feel comfortable with it, the logical next step is to try a holiday in a naturist village or campsite.
This growing number of ‘holiday naturists’ clearly enjoy the relaxed atmosphere prevailing on naturist sites. If they are not members of British Naturism they can pick up a naturist card on the first site they visit.
The rules are simple: respect for the environment and for other visitors. You are encouraged to strip off but, in reality, it is up to you, except in and around the swimming pool where there is always a ‘no clothes’ rule. Clothes do tend to label people and without them, there is a relaxed informality and sense of equality often missing in today’s ‘designer society.’
We feature some 70 naturist campsites in our naturist guide and have been impressed by the friendly welcome and cultural aspects of their entertainment and range of activities – classical music beside the pool, walking trails to discover local wildlife or book-binding classes, for example. Most campsites make an effort to provide good entertainment and to make your holiday memorable; on the naturist sites in particular this is usually achieved quite elegantly without the frenzy that sometimes pervades more commercially-minded sites.