Camping naturiste Le Couderc

A vast estate in the Périgord

Le Couderc spreads over 33 hectares in the Dordogne, near Naussannes. It is one of the largest naturist campsites in the region, with enough room for everyone to find their own quiet corner, even at the height of the season.

The grounds include two small lakes and a source of pure spring water, a real asset for anyone who loves swimming or simply enjoying the setting. The 4 star rating reflects the quality of the facilities more than the atmosphere, which stays family friendly and relaxed.

Where to sleep on site

Several types of accommodation sit side by side: classic pitches for tents, caravans and campervans, but also chalets, a gîte, safari tents and amazon tents for those who want more comfort without giving up naturism.

Dogs are welcome, which matters to plenty of families travelling by van or caravan. An entry fee applies at the campsite gate.

Facilities and services

On site you'll find a swimming pool, a restaurant with a terrace and a wellness area, enough to spend several days without ever needing to leave the estate. Rates vary by season and type of accommodation, with a detailed high season price list and a separate winter one.

Reviews highlight the quality of the facilities and the size of the site, two points that come up often among regulars of upscale outdoor hospitality. The calm of the place is also mentioned, especially by families.

When to go

The main season runs from April 15th to October 15th. Outside this period, part of the campsite stays open in winter, with heated chalets and pitches reserved for campervans.

This allows for near year round opening for anyone looking for an off season naturist break, even though the offering is more limited than in summer.

Who it's for

Le Couderc appeals to families, couples and naturists in general, more in search of a comfortable stay than a festive atmosphere. The presence of two lakes and a natural spring makes it a place valued as much for recharging as for tanning.