Club Nature et Soleil de Sardan

An associative club, not a classic campsite

Club Nature et Soleil de Sardan is nothing like a commercial establishment open to all. It's a private naturist association, affiliated with the FFN, where access always requires membership. You don't just show up here like at your average campsite, you join a club whose rules and spirit you share.

The grounds stretch over 6 hectares nestled in the forest, between Nîmes and Montpellier, with the Vidourle river bordering the property. The river actually doubles as a natural jacuzzi, a real bonus when the pool isn't enough to cool down summer days.

Limited opening days

Unlike a classic campsite open continuously, the club operates on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. This rhythm comes from its associative structure: no permanent staff, but members who organize collectively to keep the place running, including its upkeep.

On the amenities side, you'll find a pool, a bar, a pétanque court and barbecue areas. Nothing like a big water park, but enough for a pleasant day among members, in a preserved natural setting where the forest and the river set the tone more than the infrastructure does.

An active associative life

What really sets this club apart is its calendar of activities. Regular themed meals (couscous, crepes, Camargue vibes), group games, seasonal celebrations like Epiphany: social life shapes the weekends just as much as swimming or sunbathing.

Regulars describe a family friendly, respectful atmosphere, far from any ambiguous connotation. Naturism here is lived in the FFN spirit, that of a fully embraced lifestyle rather than an occasional practice.

Who it's for

The club is aimed at naturists already licensed or ready to commit to this associative approach, families and couples alike. Reviews praise the association's transparent management and the loyalty of a seasoned naturist clientele, who come back year after year to find this stretch of river and this club atmosphere rather than just holiday accommodation.