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Naturist campsite· Gudas

Camping Millefleurs

3 star naturist campsite, 26 hectares near the Ariège Pyrenees: heated pool, sauna, 45 pitches in nature.

  • 26 hectares of nature
  • Heated pool and wood sauna
  • Warm welcome from the owners
  • View of the Pyrenees
  • Marked forest trails
Address
Le Tuilier
09120 Gudas, Ariège
Opening hours
April 1-October 31
Mon-Sun 09:00-11:30, 14:00-18:00
Operator
Pascaline & Gaëtan Cachera · 3 stars
Good to know
Official nudist areaWi-FiTentsCaravansShowersToiletsDrinking waterDogs welcomePaid entry

A naturist campsite at the foot of the Pyrenees

In Gudas, in the Ariège region, Camping Millefleurs occupies 26 hectares of preserved nature with a view over the Pyrenean peaks. The site has only 45 pitches, which leaves room for everyone and avoids the crowded feel you sometimes get at bigger naturist campsites.

Three landscaped trails of 3 km wind through the woods on the grounds, a chance to simply walk naked in the forest. The 3 star rating reflects a decent level of amenities without being luxurious, which fits well with the spirit of the place: nature first.

Where to pitch your tent or park your caravan

Seven types of accommodation are offered on site: bare pitches for tent or caravan, but also safari tents, Coco Sweet, mobile homes and 4 person lodges (new for 2026). Something to suit both traditional camping regulars and those who prefer a bit more comfort.

Showers, toilets and drinking water are available on the grounds, along with a wifi spot. One recurring gripe in reviews: there is only one hot water tap for shaving, which can be frustrating at peak times.

Pool, sauna and relaxation corner

The heated, semi covered pool is the gathering point of the campsite, especially appreciated for its well thought out spot within the grounds. A wood stove sauna is lit three times a week in high season, and a Nordic bath rounds out the relaxation offer.

Hammocks are set up on the ground for napping, and sports lovers have a tennis court and a pétanque court at their disposal. A playground welcomes children, and a library welcomes fans of quiet reading.

Life on site

The snack bar offers bread and pastries prepared daily, and shared meals are organized twice a week in high season, a good way to meet fellow campers. Massages by appointment round out the wellness offer, and electric vehicle charging stations (22kW) are available.

Dogs are welcome on the grounds. The campsite is open from April 1st to October 31st, with check in available every day from 9am to 11:30am and then from 2pm to 6pm.

Rates and atmosphere

Expect around 37.50 euros for a pitch in high season, for two people with electricity. Rates stay in line with the average for 3 star naturist campsites.

Reviews highlight the site's spotless cleanliness and the warm welcome from Pascaline and Gaëtan, the owners. Some regret management that can be a bit too strict on arrival and departure times, as well as a lack of nighttime lighting on the grounds, but the calm and natural setting come up again and again in comments from families and couples who return year after year.

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