Camping naturiste Aimée Porcher

Nestled in Corrèze, on the banks of the Vézère, camping Aimée Porcher spans over 17 hectares between forests and meadows. Open since 1996, it's run by Hans and Mieke, a couple known for their attentive welcome and their availability. Here, naturism is lived in calm, far from the festive atmosphere of some larger resorts.

Where to sleep
The grounds offer 53 very spacious pitches for tents and caravans, along with three cottages and four safari tents that can host 2 to 5 people. In low season, expect 23.50 euros a night for two people in a tent or caravan, high season rates being provided on request directly by the campsite.

Swimming, sauna and yoga
A natural swimming lake complements access to the Vézère river for anyone keen on swimming out in nature. The site also has a sauna and a dedicated yoga space, sometimes with free sessions offered in June and a yoga retreat organised in mid-July. For more social moments, a bar with a fireside corner, a volleyball court, a pétanque pitch and a ping-pong table are available.

Atmosphere and feedback
Visitors regularly describe a serene and respectful atmosphere, carried by the natural setting (river, forests) and by the caring management of Hans and Mieke. The campsite has in fact ranked among the top rated establishments in its category in recent years, both for the cleanliness of its facilities and for the sense of naturist authenticity it gives off. It's a place that seems to suit families just as well as couples looking for peace and quiet.

Practical info
The campsite is open from late June to mid September, with free access from 8:30 am to 7 pm then more limited access in the evening from 8:30 pm to 10 pm. Access is reserved for campsite guests and the site is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Wifi is available on site, as are toilets, drinking water and a welcome for dogs kept on a lead. In 2026, the campsite will celebrate its 30th anniversary with events planned for the occasion.