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The pitches are varied in size and shape, opportunities for all sun or part shade in this fully naturist site.
On arrival you can walk around the site to chose your own pitch from a choice given to you by the owner
After pitching up proffered to remove car to main parking area, although you could pay couple euro a day to keep it by your tent, I am open minded as although convenient it is better to have less cars on site, we left car in car park and you get better views and more nature
There is sauna, small indoor swimming pool, hot tub and larger outside pool.
Plenty of board games etc
With sun beds around
There is a clever toilet/ shower block, built in a semi circle near the bar and restaurant as naturist all mixed. There were a few other blocks of toilets This but sound odd but the individual toilets are nice and large not cramped, and plenty of them. All very clean
Connected Washrooms/ showers and pan washing as well
There are also washing machine and dryers around
Staff all very friendly and helpful. We noticed English is the base language with French and Dutch the predominant
Campers are mix of nationalities and culture is like many naturist sites as wholesome.
Meals are served communally each night at 1900. These more Dutch based then French. Nice but not wow. There is option of takeaway but we did not try it.
There is a bar and alcohol reasonably priced
The site is very clean and well maintained. As set in wood all very nice and green.
Recycling is at the entrance.
There is a lovely pond which gives the place a nice feel.
We had massage and very nice and relaxing and would highly recommend by Passcal (female). As well not so pricey as other sites we have been too, 40€ for and hour
This very nice site. Would highly recommend via mobile
Stayed here for a few nights whilst on way to the Dordogne.
Nice open site with lots of trees and shaded areas, reasonably well laid out. Nice little lake and a few nice little walks around the site all add to the peace and quite.
Disappointing pool, way too cold and the inside pool was really not much better. Bar and snack bar also not as good as it could be.
All in, a peaceful site that is ok, but could be better.
Camping Creuse Nature is a naturiste site, between Boussac and Genhouillac, just off the D15. Unlike a lot of naturist sites, the site is not far from the road, so there is very easy access. Reception was very welcoming, and extremely friendly and there is a lot of tourist information available from the reception building. This is a Dutch owned site, and there are a lot of regular helpers, both Dutch and British, who cheerfully assist with tasks around the campsite. There is free WiFi – which seems to be accessible in all areas of the site! Bikes can be hired from reception
The site is set in and around clearing in woodland. Some pitches are in the woodland, some around the edges, some are very shady, some in more open positions on grassy areas in the centre of the site. Some are irregularly shaped, some very large, some smaller. There is a lake, with some pitches in the open grassed areas around the lake. Hook-ups are plentiful around the site. Towards the top of the site is an attractive circular ‘services’ building, which contains the bar and restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, sauna (free and open from late afternoon to 10. 00 pm), and the main sanitary facilities. There are other smaller blocks in the wooded areas at the top of the site, including a unit with disabled facilities. The showers and basins are all open plan – naturist style, but I would have preferred at least some private facilities. The sanitary areas are functional, tiled, and immaculately clean but perhaps not up to the ‘shiny and new’ standards now being achieved on some naturist sites. There are mobile homes, chalets, and Eco-lodges (lovely!) to rent.
There is a lovely outdoor pool, overlooked by the bar and restaurant terrace. There is disabled access to the pool, and the pool itself was warm and inviting with a sunbathing terrace and loungers. The indoor pool is open until 10. 00 pm – and was very nice in the evenings. There is a paddling pool for children, and several play areas around the site. The restaurant does a daily ‘menu’ which has to be booked in advance, and is well supported. There is a take-away doing simple food – the chips looked delicious! In high season there is a small Superette on the site. A bread van visits daily and alerts campers with a toot of his horn. There is a once weekly visit from a mobile pizzeria in low season.
The site runs a wide range of interesting activities throughout the season, pottery, art classes, sculpting, yoga, and many other ‘specials, including a Jazz week, even during low season. There is a friendly weekly bonfire and sing-along, where drinks are available. There is fishing in the lake. This is a site with a lot of wildlife – animals in the fields and woodland around the site, a wide variety of song birds in the woodland (tame enough to visit pitches – including the tamest Jays I’ve ever seen), and there are birds of prey overhead, frogs, newts, salamanders, and water birds around the lake. There are woodland walks all around the site, very nice and shady on a hot day!
The area around Creuse Nature is pretty, but unspectacular, and the town of Boussac has an interesting castle, with a link to the writer George Sand. The ‘Pierres Jaumatres’ are worth a visit (huge balanced rock formations). There is a Parc de Loisirs at the bottom of the woodland walk near the stones, with activities in the trees, and a good bar and restaurant. Toulx Ste Croix has a viewing tower where you are said to be able to see seven different Departements of France. Toulx seems a very strange place, harking back to the forties, and very quiet – almost deserted when we visited. Maybe it’s different in the summer. We perhaps like ‘wilder’ France, but this is an area that many people will enjoy.
The site is well situated for a stop-over on the way south, or on a return home as well as for a longer visit. The site was hosting a Sun Trekkers rally, so there were a lot of British people there when we visited in June 2012.
The site accepts the ACSI card at the 16 euros rate, from 1st April until 7th July, and then again from 25th August to 31st October.
Would we go back – yes.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
No Washing Up Area 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
Fishing On Site 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool On Site 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire On Site 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
Watersports On Site 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
This is a medium size campsite set in woodland. 
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