6 for naturists campsites, individually selected, to book directly with the establishment.
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6 listed naturist campsites offer a chalet for rent, from a simple studio to a chalet with several bedrooms, for a stay without camping gear. On the portal, only client sites' listings detail their accommodation precisely; the information below comes from each site's own published presentations and should be confirmed at the time of booking.
In the Tarn, near Puycelsi, Centre Naturiste Le Fiscalou offers two chalet models with two bedrooms, named Forester and Charlay, alongside Tabbert caravans and canvas bungalows. In the Pyrénées-Orientales, at 900 metres altitude, Le P'Tit Bonheur rents around fifteen units split between chalets, mobile homes and Mongolian yurts, alongside its fifty or so pitches for tents and caravans. In the Tarn-et-Garonne, Les Manoques has around sixteen rental units, mobile homes, chalets, lodge cabins and canvas bungalows, spread across 14 hectares of oak forest.
In the Pays Lauragais, in the Haute-Garonne, Les Aillos offers a range from an air-conditioned mobile home to a three-bedroom chalet, as well as an ecolodge with no sanitary facilities for a closer immersion in nature. In the Dordogne, at Camping Naturiste Le Couderc, two chalets are accessible to people with reduced mobility, and a simplified package allows for a stay in a heated chalet into winter. In the Haute-Provence, in Reillanne, Le Vallon des Oiseaux rents mobile homes and wooden chalets, on a fixed Saturday-to-Saturday basis.
The exact fittings of a chalet (number of bedrooms, equipped kitchen, terrace) are only published in detail on the portal for client campsite listings; for the others, it's best to contact the site directly before booking. A chalet suits a stay without camping gear, with more privacy than a bare pitch, and some models, such as those at Le Couderc, remain accessible to people with reduced mobility or open outside peak season.
Booking a chalet at a naturist campsite means travelling without gear, with bedding and often a kitchenette provided; the exact features vary widely from one site to another. In the Pyrénées-Orientales, Le P'Tit Bonheur is a good base for the Catalan Pyrenees and the Canigou massif. In the Tarn, Le Fiscalou sits near Puycelsi, listed among the most beautiful villages of France, with its producers' market on Mondays.
In the Dordogne, around Le Couderc, the Périgord noir and its bastide towns are easy to visit as a family. In the Haute-Provence, Le Vallon des Oiseaux, in the Luberon, offers chalets on a fixed Saturday-to-Saturday basis, handy for planning a stay around a week of hiking.
Before booking, check whether the chalet has its own bathroom or shared sanitary facilities, wheelchair access if needed, as at Le Couderc, and the opening dates, as some chalets remain accessible out of season when the pitches close.
Every for naturists campsite is checked against its official listing and real photos, not a marketing pitch.
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| Campsite | Rating | Campagne | Montagne | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Les Manoques | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | — | 4.5/5 |
| Centre Naturiste Le Fiscalou | 3 ★ | ✓ | — | — | 4.6/5 |
| Les Aillos | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | — | 4.6/5 |
| Camping Naturiste Le Couderc | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | — | 4.7/5 |
| Le P’Tit Bonheur | 2 ★ | — | ✓ | — | — |
