Camping Naturiste du Lac de Lislebonne

A domain that lives large

The Camping Naturiste du Lac de Lislebonne spreads across 16 hectares classified Natura 2000, in the countryside of Lot-et-Garonne, a stone's throw from Nérac and the Albret region. Here, nudity is mandatory from the entrance onward, as the site's charter dictates.

The domain belongs to the Sourire du Lot-et-Garonne network, a guarantee of smooth running well practiced in family naturist camping. The season runs from mid-May to the end of September.

A lake all to yourself

The great particularity of the place is its private lake of 2.5 hectares, lined with a fine sand beach. You swim there, fish there, stretch out in the sun there with no one to give you a sideways glance.

For cooler days, a pool heated to 28°C in high season awaits swimmers. Between the lake and the pool, there is enough to satisfy every kind of swimming urge.

Where to sleep on site

The campsite has 69 bare pitches, plus chalets, mobile homes and lodges for those who prefer everything ready made. Rates start around 172.90 euros a week, with variations depending on the type of accommodation and the season.

Practical life and activities

On site, you'll find a terrace bar open from dawn to midnight, a restaurant, a small supermarket, a bakery, a butcher's and even a pharmacy. Enough to spend a stay without ever leaving the domain, if that's what you fancy.

A playground keeps the kids busy, activities punctuate the days, and access is designed for people with reduced mobility. Wifi is available, and stays can be paid in cash or by Visa card.

What the regulars say

Visitors talk about a preserved natural setting, well maintained modern facilities and a warm, family friendly atmosphere. The site's calm, the variety of activities (swimming, fishing, walking) and the proximity of the Albret region's historical heritage come up often in the comments.

It's a place that seems to please couples and families alike, all looking for a quiet kind of naturism.