Le Vallon des Oiseaux, naturist campsite in Reillanne

Tucked into a Provençal valley near Reillanne, Le Vallon des Oiseaux spreads across 50 hectares without a single fence between the pitches. Here you move freely, in the open air, in a setting that has kept its wild character despite the amenities.

The site welcomes 91 spacious pitches, plenty of room to avoid feeling on top of each other even at the height of the season.

A family story
It all starts in February 1987, when Jan and Madeleine, a Franco-Dutch couple, buy an old farmhouse in need of renovation. Bit by bit they turn it into this naturist campsite, conceived as a place to live as much as a place to holiday.

Jan passed away in August 2021. His daughter Amanda has taken over the reins with her brother Romain, carrying on the family spirit their parents wanted.

What you'll find on site
The campsite bets on self sufficiency and simple comfort. You'll find:

a heated pool with a view over the valley and the mountains
a restaurant and a bar
a vegetable garden that supplies some of the produce served on site
hiking trails accessible directly from the grounds
wifi and disabled access

Staying at Le Vallon
The season runs from April 30 to October 1, with reception open from 8am to 1pm then 4pm to 7pm. Beyond the bare pitches, the campsite also offers mobile homes and chalets for those who prefer a fully equipped roof over their heads.

Rates aren't shown online, you need to contact the campsite directly for a quote. Access is reserved for campsite guests and naturism is the norm here, not an option.

What regulars say
Feedback keeps pointing to the calm of the place and how well the natural setting has been preserved, far from the sometimes noisy vibe of other venues. The family welcome comes up often in comments, as does the closeness to the village of Reillanne for shopping or a walk outside the campsite.

This blend of untouched nature, human scale management and well kept facilities seems to have been the place's trademark for over thirty years.