Le Clos Marot
Family naturist campsite, 6 ha in Piriac-sur-Mer: pool, spa, 65 pitches, FFN license required, 7 km from Pen Bron.
- 6-hectare wooded park
- Pool and spa area
- FFN license required
- 7 km from Pen Bron beach
- Family-friendly, calm atmosphere
- Address
- Route du Marault
44420 Piriac-sur-Mer, Loire-Atlantique - Opening hours
- Jun 15-Sep 5 14:00-19:00
- Phone
- +33 2 40 23 59 20
- Website
- anca-piriac.com
- info@anca-piriac.com
- Operator
- Club
A naturist campsite in the heart of the Guérande peninsula
Le Clos Marot spans 6 wooded hectares, a stone's throw from the village of Piriac-sur-Mer. The place belongs to the Association Naturiste de la Côte d'Amour (ANCA), affiliated with the Fédération Française de Naturisme. It's this association that manages the site and sets its access rules.
With its 65 pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes, the place stays human-sized. We're far from the big naturist complexes along the Atlantic coast: here, the spirit is more family-oriented, in a wooded setting that preserves the privacy of each pitch.
What you'll find on site
The campsite offers a pool and a spa area, two nice perks for hot summer days. There's also a bakery, a pétanque court, games and bike rental to explore around the peninsula.
These simple services are enough to fill a stay without leaving the site, while keeping the relaxed vibe typical of association-run naturist campsites.
Access, license and booking
Access requires an FFN license, a condition set by the site's association-based management. Rates aren't publicly listed: they can be checked and booked online directly with the campsite.
As for hours, check-in is between 2pm and 7pm, and check-out is before noon. The season is short: the campsite is open from mid-June until September 5th, matching the classic summer window for Breton naturist campsites.
Around Le Clos Marot
Pen Bron naturist beach is about 7 kilometers away, a reasonable distance by bike for those wanting to switch between the campsite's calm and the sea. Piriac-sur-Mer, with its port and picturesque old town, rounds out the options for anyone wanting to wander off-site.
Reviews of this campsite emphasize the tranquility of the wooded setting and a welcome considered friendly. People come here less for entertainment than for the closeness to nature and the region's naturist beaches, in a deliberately modest format.
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