Domaine résidentiel naturiste La Jenny

La Jenny isn't just a naturist campsite, it's a residential village of 756 chalets set across 127 hectares of pine forest, between the Arcachon Bay and Lacanau. You're a short hour from Bordeaux, and above all just a few steps from a naturist beach that opens straight onto the Atlantic.

The estate belongs to that generation of naturist spots designed as proper holiday destinations, not just plots of land where you pitch a tent in the nude. Here, everything is set up so you can stay put for several days without getting bored.

A golf course like no other

The estate is home to the only naturist golf course in the world, a 6-hole course played in Adam and Eve's outfit, under the pines. It's clearly the attraction that's built La Jenny's reputation beyond naturist circles, drawing curious visitors even among players used to conventional courses.

Around it, the rest of the village follows the same spirit: tennis, a pony club for kids, outdoor yoga and zumba classes. Plenty to fill your days without ever putting a swimsuit back on.

Pool, spa and wellness

The pool stretches across 1000 m2 and splits into four separate pools, handy for keeping serious swimmers, families and splashing kids apart. Right next door, a wellness center of the same size offers sauna, spa and massages, designed to stretch out the relaxation after a day at the beach or on the course.

Families and children welcome

La Jenny's crowd is clearly family oriented: the estate has kids' and teens' clubs, designed to keep the little ones busy while parents enjoy the spa or the golf course. It's one of the rare naturist spots in France that builds this much activity around families with children, rather than focusing solely on couples or singles.

Beach access and practical info

Access to the naturist beach runs straight from the estate, no road to cross or kilometers of sand to walk before reaching the ocean. The village is open from early April to late September, which leaves a good window for a stay in spring or at the end of summer, when the crowds thin out.

On site, you'll also find shops for everyday needs, so you don't have to leave the estate for basic errands. With 127 hectares to cover, it's worth planning some way to get around, on foot or by bike, between the golf course, the pool and the beach.