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Naturist campsite· Brumas

Espace Naturiste de Bos Redon

8-hectare naturist campsite near Limoges, run by Club du Soleil: 25 pitches, natural pool, FFN license mandatory.

  • 8 wooded hectares
  • FFN license mandatory
  • Natural pool fed by a spring
  • Family and community atmosphere
  • Open to visitors in summer
Address
Brumas
87230 Brumas, Haute-Vienne
Opening hours
Apr-Sep for visitors
Operator
Club du Soleil de Limoges
Good to know
Nudism allowed

An association ground near Limoges

The Espace Naturiste de Bos Redon is located in Brumas, in the town of Bussière-Galant, in Haute-Vienne. It belongs to the Club du Soleil de Limoges, an association that has run this ground since the 1960s. The site spans 8 hectares, only a third of which is dedicated to camping and leisure, the rest remaining wooded.

The campsite and its pitches

The ground has 25 pitches set in a semi-shaded meadow. Check-in takes place in an old, refurbished Limousin farmhouse, and a wooden bungalow named Georgio serves as a year-round gathering point for members. It is a small campsite, designed for association use rather than tourism.

What you'll find on site

Outdoor showers are dotted around the grounds, including one heated with solar power. A natural pool fed by a spring lets you swim without any artificial pool. For leisure, there is a volleyball court, a pétanque pitch, a ping pong table and a play area for children.

Who can come, and when

The ground is open all year for Club du Soleil members, and in July and August for visiting naturists, provided they hold an FFN license. This license is a mandatory condition for staying on the grounds, for members and visitors alike. Rates are not published in detail, but they are advertised as deliberately affordable.

Life at the club

Bos Redon works as a place of collective living more than a simple campsite. The calendar includes hikes, bowling nights, a pumpkin soup depending on the season and an annual Saint-Jean celebration. Naturist families and club members make up most of the crowd.

What regulars say

Feedback, though limited, is consistent: it describes a quiet spot geared toward classic, family naturism. People appreciate the natural setting, the non-commercial atmosphere and the community spirit, more focused on shared activities than on the festive or playful side found elsewhere.

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Adults only: advice, games and illustrations about sexuality. Explicit pictures are for members, whose age is checked at sign-up.

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