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22 listed naturist campsites have a paddling pool, a separate, shallow pool for young children, in addition to the heated pool. Rules for children's swimming vary from site to site: some require nudity as for adults, others tolerate the youngest keeping swimwear on at first while they get used to naturism.
Le Petit Dauphin, in Les Mathes, is a family site with 103 pitches, 5 km from a naturist beach. Arnaoutchot, in Vielle-Saint-Girons, runs three children's and teen clubs in high season. In Gironde, by the ocean, CHM Monta has 27 shops and restaurants on site, and Euronat offers four free mini-clubs for ages 3 to 17. In Corrèze, Domaine du Coq Rouge runs a small petting farm and vegetable garden for children. In Boussac, Creuse Nature Naturisme requires no naturist card and lets older children keep swimwear on if they prefer.
In Aniane, La Source Saint Pierre has been a family campsite by the Hérault river for 50 years. In Aveyron, at Pas de Ceilhes, a club site affiliated with the FFN, swimming is done nude, without swimwear. In Gard, Domaine de La Genèse lends three free canoes and runs children's and teen clubs in July and August, and Domaine de la Sablière has 504 pitches and accommodation units, including one accessible unit.
In Var, Domaine de l'Escride offers chalets, studios and mobile homes 20 km from Toulon, close to several naturist beaches. Domaine de Bélézy, in Bédoin, runs free entertainment every day in season. Les Lauzons, near Forcalquier, in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, has a bar and restaurant on site. Le Haut Chandelalar and Origan Village, both in Alpes-Maritimes, add to their paddling pool an accessible chalet with a private jacuzzi in one case, and a 50-metre water slide by the river in the other.
One campsite per region rounds out the offer: CGA Wasselonne, in Alsace, a club site affiliated with the FFN on 5 hectares of meadow and orchard; Club du Soleil de Touraine, in Centre-Val de Loire, redid its paddling pool in 2023 and has two accessible pitches and an accessible room; Domaine de la Gagère, in the Morvan Regional Park, offers 126 pitches on 5 hectares; Le Colombier, in Saint-Martin-Lars-en-Sainte-Hermine, in Pays de la Loire, combines a pond, a farm and a mill on its site; and Les Fourneaux, in Allier, ranks among the world's top 10 naturist sites.
Check the opening period of the pool, sometimes limited to July-August, as well as the minimum age and hours of any mini-club. A naturist village combining a paddling pool and a heated pool suits a family stay outside the high season better, with or without direct beach access. The nudity rule applied to young children is worth confirming before you leave, as is wheelchair access or an on-site restaurant.
Check before booking the actual opening period of the paddling pool: some campsites heat it at the same time as the main pool, others only in July-August, at the height of the season. Also check whether a children's or mini-club operates nearby, with a specific age range, such as Euronat's free mini-clubs for ages 3 to 17 or Domaine de La Genèse's children's and teen clubs in July-August.
The nudity rule for children varies from campsite to campsite: some sites, such as Pas de Ceilhes, apply nude swimming to everyone, including the youngest, while Creuse Nature Naturisme tolerates a child keeping swimwear on if they wish. This point is worth checking before departure, especially for a first family naturist experience.
Finally, remember to check wheelchair access if needed: several sites, such as Domaine de la Sablière or Club du Soleil de Touraine, have accessible pitches or accommodation. Some club sites, such as Pas de Ceilhes or CGA Wasselonne, ask for a naturist stamp or licence, while other naturist campsites in France, such as Creuse Nature Naturisme, require no card; the entertainment programme for children also varies greatly from site to site.
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| Campsite | Rating | Campagne | Montagne | Mer | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Origan Village | 4 ★ | — | ✓ | — | — | 4.4/5 |
| Camping Le Petit Dauphin | 3 ★ | — | — | ✓ | — | 4.3/5 |
| Domaine de Bélézy | 5 ★ | ✓ | — | — | — | 4.4/5 |
| Domaine Laborde | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | — | — | 4.5/5 |
| Domaine des Lauzons | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | — | — | 4.4/5 |
