Le Fiscalou
3-star naturist campsite in Puycelsi, Tarn: pool, restaurant, communal dinners and family atmosphere, open May to September.
- Pool and restaurant on site
- Friendly communal dinners
- Disability-friendly access
- Family-run management
- Low season deals
- Address
- Puycelsi
81140 Puycelsi, Tarn - Opening hours
- May 9-September 26
- Phone
- +33 5 63 30 45 95
- Website
- fiscalou.fr
- fiscalou@orange.fr
- Good to know
- 3 stars
Le Fiscalou is a 3-star naturist campsite set in Puycelsi, in the Tarn, a village ranked among the most beautiful in France, right in the heart of the green Quercy. Montauban is 30 km away, Toulouse an hour's drive. The campsite is open from May 9th to September 26th, with reception staffed from 8am to 8pm.
The grounds and accommodation
The pitches are spacious, some shaded under trees, others sunnier depending on what you're after. For those not bringing their own tent or caravan, Le Fiscalou also offers chalets, ready-furnished caravans and canvas bungalows.
Pool, bar and community life
On site, a pool, a bar and a restaurant mean you don't have to leave the campsite to have a good day. The owners regularly organize communal dinners and themed evenings, to build connections between holidaymakers rather than leaving everyone to their own corner.
A family affair
The campsite is run by Pascal and Anne, along with their three children. This family management shows in the overall atmosphere: warm, focused on mutual respect and naturist values. The crowd is mixed, families, couples and naturists from all walks of life mingle here without a hitch.
Accessibility
Le Fiscalou has thought through the welcome for people with reduced mobility: adapted toilets and showers, an accessible bungalow and a reserved parking spot are all available on site.
Rates and good deals
Offers are available depending on the time of your stay.
- 2nd week half price in May and after August 22nd
- 3rd week free, terms apply
What regulars say
Reviews of this campsite highlight the warm welcome from the family running it and the unspoiled rural setting of the green Quercy. Communal dinners often come up in comments as a real plus, as do the disability-friendly facilities, which are rather rare in naturist campsites of this size.
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