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The Saône-et-Loire has two naturist campsites in Burgundy, with very different profiles: a family estate centred on fishing in Bourbon-Lancy, and a club affiliated with the Fédération française de naturisme in Laizé, near Mâcon.
Borvo Camping Naturiste, rated 4.4 out of 5, offers 26 pitches and two safari tents, with an on-site bar and trout fishing right on the grounds. This naturist campsite, labelled Prettig Bloot by the Dutch federation NFN, favours fishing and conviviality among guests over major facilities.
Camping naturiste La Breur, run by the Club du Soleil de Mâcon, an association affiliated with the Fédération française de naturisme since 1989, has a wheelchair-accessible indoor pool, a communal bread oven and barbecue, as well as tennis, pétanque, volleyball and table tennis courts. A day visit is possible to discover the naturist campsite’s activities before signing up.
For a family holiday centred on fishing, Borvo Camping Naturiste, in Bourbon-Lancy, offers a simple, convivial setting, with a bar and safari tents. For a club stay with an indoor pool and team sports, La Breur, in Laizé, near Mâcon, also allows a day visit for newcomers. Both establishments remain small-scale, far from the large naturist villages of the coast, for a holiday focused on nature, outdoor leisure and simple activities among guests, in a preserved rural setting. At La Breur, meals are happily shared around the communal barbecue and bread oven. Check opening dates and availability with each establishment before booking your naturist stay in Burgundy.
Bourbon-Lancy, a spa town known since Roman times, offers thermal baths, a casino and a historic centre with half-timbered houses, on the edge of the Morvan and the Loire valley. The surrounding Charolais countryside, known for its cattle farming, is well suited to hiking and cycling amid hedgerows and ponds, away from the tourist bustle of the coast.
Near Laizé, Mâcon and the Mâconnais reveal their renowned chardonnay vineyards, along with the famous Roche de Solutré, a prehistoric site and iconic viewpoint over the region. Cluny Abbey, one of the most important in medieval Christendom and founded in 910, is less than thirty minutes’ drive away, as are the surrounding wine villages with their cellars open for tastings.
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| Campsite | Rating | Campagne | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camping naturiste La Breur | — | ✓ | — | — |
| Borvo Camping Naturiste | — | ✓ | — | 4.4/5 |
