Camping de la Taillade
2 star naturist campsite on 350 hectares of organic farm in Auvergne, between Cantal and Aubrac. Pool, restaurant, nature activities from 20 euros.
- 350 hectares of nature
- View of the Gorges de la Truyère
- Organic farm on site
- Free restaurant included
- Pets welcome
- Address
- Domaine de la Taillade
15260 Neuvéglise-sur-Truyère, Cantal - Phone
- +33 6 74 44 09 15
- Website
- taillade-naturisme.fr
- taillade@hotmail.com
- Good to know
- 2 stars
A domain in XXL size
Camping de la Taillade isn't just a plot of land with a few pitches squeezed against each other. Here we're talking about 350 hectares, those of a genuine organic farm perched at 800 meters altitude, between the Cantal mountains and the Aubrac. The view plunges down to the Gorges de la Truyère, and the space left to each guest is felt the moment you pitch the tent or park the caravan.
This naturism spot in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes clearly plays the wild nature card rather than the crowded club camping one. The site is rated 2 stars and accessible only to guests (no impromptu visits while passing through).
Accommodation for every style
Here you pick your own comfort level. Pitches for tent, caravan or motorhome for those who love traditional camping, rustic cabins for a simple compromise, comfortable chalets or yurts for those who want to sleep without pitching a tent. Enough to welcome a solo couple as well as a family with kids.
Pets are welcome, which isn't so common in naturist campsites.
Rates and season
The season runs from June 6 (accommodation opening) to September 5, with the full site accessible from June 20. On the rates side, a tent pitch without electricity starts at 20 euros a night, 22 euros with electricity. For motorhomes and caravans, expect between 25 and 32 euros. Cottages and chalets are rented separately.
- Tent without electricity: 20 euros
- Tent with electricity: 22 euros
- Motorhome / caravan: 25 to 32 euros
- Cottages and chalets: separate rental
Activities and life on site
Between swims in the pool, there's plenty to fill your days: table tennis, archery, kayaking, horseback riding, hiking on the surrounding trails. The domain also organizes bread workshops and farm tours, for those who want to get their hands in the soil between two nude naps.
In the evening, concerts spring up around the campfires. The restaurant is free to access and the grocery store offers local products straight from the farm.
What regulars say
Feedback mostly praises the mountain setting and the calm of the place, far from the parking lot vibe you sometimes find in other naturist campsites. The team is described as friendly, and the generous space left to everyone comes up often in comments. The domain is recommended more for families and couples looking for a real disconnect, not for those wanting nonstop entertainment or intense nightlife.
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