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Camping for naturists in Hauts-de-France

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CS Creil – Camping de Morcourt
Oise · Hauts-de-France
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Eden Avesnois
Nord · Hauts-de-France
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Camping naturiste La Colme Nature
★★ star rating
Nord · Hauts-de-France
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Natura
★★ star rating
Nord · Hauts-de-France
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Everything about the campsites for naturists in Hauts-de-France

The Hauts-de-France region brings together four naturist campsites in two departments: three in the Nord, between Flanders and the Avesnois, and just one in the Oise, around sixty kilometres from Paris.

Nord: from Flanders to the Avesnois

In the Nord, the offering is split between the Flemish coast and the countryside of the Avesnois. In green surroundings, near the Colme canal, close to Cappelle-Brouck, a 2-star site rents out equipped tents and mobile homes just a short distance from Dunkirk and Calais. Further east, in the Avesnois Regional Nature Park, a family association organised around a fishing pond and a large wooded estate along a greenway round out the offering, between club-based conviviality and hiking. A heated pool, adapted sanitary facilities and pitches for tents, caravans or motorhomes are found at all three sites, with varying degrees of comfort.

Oise: a single, club-run site between Crépy-en-Valois and Pierrefonds

In the Oise, the Morcourt campsite, in Feigneux, between Crépy-en-Valois and Pierrefonds, remains the department's only naturist leisure area. Run by the Club du Soleil de Creil on a clearing of around 3 hectares surrounded by 10 hectares of woodland, it welcomes members and holidaymakers with an FFN or FNI licence, French visitors as well as those from Belgium, Germany or the Netherlands. An outdoor pool, hot tub and fitness area make up its wellness space, and vaccinated pets are admitted free of charge, both on pitches and in the rented caravans and bungalows. The club lends bikes, rents out fridges and has a service area for passing motorhomes; holidaymakers can also enjoy table tennis, football and archery, as well as visits to archaeological sites and castles of the Valois. A bar with wifi serves as the central meeting place, a shaded play area keeps children occupied, and extra events mark 14 July and 15 August, in the friendly spirit typical of this club-based naturist site.

Choosing a naturist campsite in Hauts-de-France

For quick access to the coast and a turnkey rental, head to the Nord and its Flemish coast. For an immersion in nature, between a pond, woods and a greenway, the Avesnois sites better suit hiking enthusiasts. For a club-based welcome less than an hour from Paris, open to international holidaymakers and lively throughout the season, the Oise remains the region's only option, with its petanque tournaments and themed evenings. Each department page details its establishments, their facilities and their surroundings.

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What to see and do in Hauts-de-France

On the Flemish coast, the Colme canal can be followed by bike as far as Dunkirk, and Gravelines reveals its star-shaped Vauban fortifications and a belfry that is a World Heritage Site. In the Avesnois, the rivers of the countryside and the Val Joly are ideal for hiking and water sports, close to historic sites such as the fortress of Maubeuge, the castles of Beaumont and Chimay, or the textile museum of Fourmies.

In the Oise, the area around Feigneux holds a little-known local heritage: archaeological sites, castles of the Valois and old quarries and mushroom caves can be visited from the Morcourt campsite, around sixty kilometres north of Paris, between Crépy-en-Valois and Pierrefonds, two towns that are themselves rich in medieval heritage.

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Every for naturists campsite is checked against its official listing and real photos, not a marketing pitch.

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comparison

Compare campsites for naturists in Hauts-de-France

CampsiteRatingCampagneFromRating
Natura 2 ★ ✓ — 4.1/5
CS Creil – Camping de Morcourt — ✓ — 2.9/5
Eden Avesnois — ✓ — —
Camping naturiste La Colme Nature 2 ★ ✓ — 4.8/5
frequently asked questions

FAQ - Camping for naturists in Hauts-de-France

How many naturist campsites are there in Hauts-de-France?
Four naturist campsites are listed in the region: three in the Nord and one in the Oise.
Which is the only naturist campsite in the Oise?
The Morcourt campsite, in Feigneux, run by the Club du Soleil de Creil, remains the department's only naturist leisure area.
Where can you find a naturist campsite near the coast in Hauts-de-France?
In the Nord, near Cappelle-Brouck, a 2-star site lies around 30 minutes from Dunkirk and Calais.
Do the naturist campsites of Hauts-de-France welcome international visitors?
Yes, the Oise campsite welcomes holidaymakers from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, among others, in addition to French guests.
Which department in Hauts-de-France is closest to Paris?
The Oise, where the Morcourt campsite, in Feigneux, lies around sixty kilometres north of the capital.
Can you camp by a pond in Hauts-de-France?
Yes, in the Nord, a club-run site in the Avesnois is organised around a fishing pond.
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