Camping naturiste La Combe de Ferrière

A domain that lives up to its size

La Combe de Ferrière spreads across 40 hectares in the heart of the Cévennes, between Lozère and the Naussac valley. The site keeps its own little river, which changes everything come summer when you fancy cooling off somewhere other than the pool. This is naturism in the wild, far from tarmac and queues.

The campsite has been run by a Dutch owner since 2005, which no doubt explains the international feel you find there, between regulars from the Netherlands and curious locals.

Where to lay your towel

On the accommodation side, the choice is simple but varied: 34 camping pitches for tents and caravans, 7 fully equipped mobile homes, 2 gîtes and 3 studios for those who prefer the comfort of a solid roof. Something to suit a weekend under canvas just as well as a longer family stay.

Relaxation and amenities

On site you'll find a pool, a sauna, a hammam and a jacuzzi, which is pretty generous for a campsite of this size. A bar and a restaurant round out the offer, with table d'hôte meals for those who'd rather share a convivial dinner than cook every night.

What visitors say

Reviews highlight the calm of the place and the view over the valley, two points that come up often among those looking for a real break from everyday life. The welcome is described as warm, and the cleanliness of the site is regularly praised.

A few visitors note that the place is remote and not always easy to find on the first try, which is also part of its charm once you're there. Better to have an up to date GPS or follow the directions given by the campsite before setting off.

Good to know

The campsite opens from 15 May to 15 September, outside this period the domain is closed. It's one of the recognised naturist venues, so nudity is the norm across the whole site.