Origan Village
Terraced naturist campsite with Var valley views, heated pool, spa and varied stays, in Puget-Théniers (06).
- View over the Var valley
- Heated pool and spa
- Varied stays (chalets, villas)
- Family and naturist atmosphere
- Mountain setting for hiking
- Address
- 2160 Route du Savet
06260 Puget-Théniers, Alpes-Maritimes - Opening hours
- April 24-October 4
- Phone
- +33 4 93 05 06 00
- Website
- origan-village.com
- Good to know
- 4 stars
Perched above the Var valley, Origan Village is a family naturist campsite that plays the panorama and mountain calm card. Open from 24 April to 4 October, it welcomes couples, families and seasoned naturists on terraced plots that overlook the landscape.
Terraced plots
The grounds are built in tiers on a hillside, with a view over the valley from a good part of the campsite. You'll find classic pitches for tents, caravans and campervans, but also several ready to use accommodation options: wooden chalets, cottages, glamping tents in canvas and wood, and even Italian style villas for those looking for extra comfort.
Pool, sauna and spa
The campsite leans heavily on its wellness center: heated pool with a slide, sauna, hammam, spa, Thai massages and reflexology sessions. Just the thing to catch your breath after a hike through the surrounding hills, an activity the mountain setting makes almost mandatory. A restaurant with a panoramic terrace, a lounge bar, a grocery shop and a boutique round out the offer, along with a playground for kids, a tennis court and a laundry service.
Rates and access
Expect around 38 euros in high season for two people with a caravan and electricity, with a 5% discount using the FFN card. Reception is open from 9am to 7pm. One catch on the access side: the road leading to the campsite is narrow, which makes maneuvering tricky for large motorhomes.
What visitors say
Recent reviews praise the view over the valley, the unspoiled natural setting and the respectful atmosphere among naturists. On the other hand, several visitors point to facilities that could use a refresh, restrooms that aren't always spotless, and steep restaurant prices. Some also note that the website glosses over the reality of the place a bit.
Source: OpenStreetMap and its contributors (ODbL licence). See on OpenStreetMap.