Club du Soleil Mulhouse
Member-run naturist campsite in Ensisheim, 5.5 ha between Colmar and Mulhouse: pool, sports, family FFN welcome, open May to October.
- Pool and children's pool
- 5.5 wooded hectares
- Family FFN welcome
- 25 shaded pitches
- Between Colmar and Mulhouse
- Address
- Chemin de l'Eiblen Réguisheim
68190 Ensisheim, Haut-Rhin - Opening hours
- May 29-October 4
- Phone
- +33 3 89 81 77 35
- Website
- csmulhouse.fr
- Operator
- Club du soleil Mulhouse
Between Colmar and Mulhouse, in southern Alsace, Club du Soleil Mulhouse occupies a flat, wooded plot in Ensisheim. A member-run naturist campsite, it operates in the spirit of clubs affiliated with the Fédération Française de Naturisme: welcomed by volunteers, family atmosphere, human-sized grounds.
The grounds and pitches
The campsite spreads over 5.5 hectares and counts 25 grassy, shaded pitches, all equipped with electricity. The season runs from May 29 to October 4, reception is open from 9:30am to 12pm then from 3pm to 6:30pm. All shops and supplies are about 2 km away, handy for organizing trips to Colmar, Mulhouse or the wine route without giving up the campsite's comfort in the evening.
Pool and club life
The place's strong point remains its 7 by 15 meter pool, complemented by a pool reserved for children. Visitors who leave a review online often insist on the quality and modernity of this facility. To fill the days, the grounds also offer volleyball, pétanque, archery, a playground and a trampoline for the youngest ones. In the evening, a heated common lounge and a barbecue area serve as gathering points, with wifi on site (deemed a bit limited by some in high season).
Two dates on the calendar
The schedule includes a no swimsuit day on June 28 and an open house on July 4, 2026, two occasions for the curious to discover naturism with no commitment before taking the plunge.
Rates and booking
Rates include the FFN membership fee and vary according to the length of stay and type of pitch: check directly with the club, which can be reached by phone or email to arrange a booking.
What regulars say
Feedback on the campsite is mostly positive, driven by the team's welcome and the quality of the facilities, the pool leading the way. The most cited downside concerns the crowds in the height of summer, when the 25 pitches fill up fast and the wifi shows its limits. For a quieter stay, the edges of the season, late May or September, seem better suited than the heart of summer.
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