Domaine naturiste de la Sablière
Family naturist campsite in the Cèze gorges (Gard): 504 pitches, restaurant, spa, sauna. Open from May to September.
- Cèze gorges
- 504 varied accommodations
- Spa, sauna, restaurant
- Family atmosphere
- Full naturism
- Address
- Mas Sablière
30430 Saint-Privat-de-Champclos, Gard - Phone
- +33 4 66 24 51 16
- Website
- villagesabliere.com
- Good to know
- 4 stars Capacity: 504
A naturist campsite tucked into the gorges
Domaine de la Sablière stretches across the heart of the Cèze gorges, between Provence and Gard, in the town of Saint-Privat-de-Champclos. The natural setting, steep and lush, frames this holiday village entirely devoted to naturism.
Here, nudity is mandatory, with no mixed textile zone. The estate claims a clearly family-oriented approach: regulars describe a place designed for couples with children just as much as for solo adults, in an atmosphere they call warm rather than party-driven.
Accommodations for every profile
With 504 pitches and rentals, the choice is wide. You'll find mobile homes split into several ranges (Moon, Habana, Callisto, Raoul, Resort, Sun, Clicochic, Max, Life), wooden chalets with names evoking the region (Lavande, Marina, Mas, Bellevue, Balcons de la Cèze), furnished lodge or cocoon style tents (Cévenole, Maori, Sahari), and classic camping pitches for those bringing their own gear.
This variety lets you adjust budget and comfort level depending on your stay formula. Accommodation bookings usually require a minimum of two nights, and rates vary by season, with a logical peak in high summer.
Full services on site
The estate runs almost self-sufficiently: a restaurant (l'Eden Roc), a snack bar and a supermarket cover everyday needs without ever leaving the grounds. On the relaxation side, a sauna and a spa offering massages and wellness treatments round out the offer, and you can even get a tattoo on site.
To fill the days, mini-golf and tennis are available, and family activities are organized depending on the time of year. The season runs from May 7 to September 20, which leaves a good window to enjoy the Gard climate.
What holidaymakers say
Feedback mostly highlights the inclusive family atmosphere and the quality of the natural setting, seen as remarkably well kept for a site of this size. The variety of accommodations and the seriousness of the facilities come up often in comments, as does the staff's attentiveness.
What also stands out is this feeling of respectful holidays: naturism is lived here as a quiet given, with no pressure, with enough activities to keep both kids and adults busy over several days.
Source: OpenStreetMap and its contributors (ODbL licence). See on OpenStreetMap.