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This was our 18th visit to Euronat, it has become almost like our spiritual home. We simply love the place. We booked our pitch whilst we were there last year as it suited us perfectly and we wanted to avoid being disappointed. Its a large site for sure, but it can be quiet and peaceful at the same time. We have made some great friends at Euronat over the years which is a part of the reason we enjoy our regular visits there.
The commercial centre is a favourite place for us to eat, the fish restaurant is so nice. But all of the places to eat and drink have something good about them. The butchers shop BBQ is superb, his meat is not cheap, but it is exceptionally good quality. He lights his BBQ around 7. 30pm and meat purchased from him can be cooked over charcoal. There are a few options where you can eat socially seated. Find a takeaway that suits, take a tablecloth and cutlery (wine) etc set out your table and say hi to your neighbours, whoever they may be.
There is a nice range of supermarkets, hardware, a tobacconist and gift shops. Plus a cycle hire and repair shop, if required.
The whole area is flat for miles around so cycling off site or on is easy. This year we enjoyed cycle rides to Soulac-sur-mer and Montelivet market (always excellent and daily during peak season) We also did a 'recce' ride to Vensac, where an evening food market is held on certain evenings, another chance for social seating, but offsite so not naturist, and still as friendly.
All of these cycle rides are 90% on cycle paths or quiet village roads, so safe for the family.
The food there is excellent and varied mainly coming from local suppliers.
The beach at Euronat is a favourite of ours and is split into three areas, one, the North beach is dog friendly.
We are seasoned and very happy as naturists, but for any first time or hesitant naturists, Euronat is a great place to 'test the water' It is essentially a naturist resort, but anyone nervous about that, would I am sure, not feel pressured to get nude at any point.
The whole site is closely monitored by security and staff for signs of unacceptable behaviour. Anyone who acts in a way not acceptable to naturists or naturism, is removed from the site and banned from future visits. Their partially redacted names, the reason for their removal and their nationalities are then posted on notice boards around the site.
One last thing and it concerns 'naturist etiquette' if you are nude. It is to be polite and hygienic, and always carry something to sit on, like a towel or sarong. This then allows shared, or someone else's seating to be used without concern for the obvious issues.
Its a great place, Euronat, give it a try. We will be back.
Cabins to rent are spread out, there are several zone each labelled after an area of the world. E. G Africa, Americas but this is just a name there is nothing obvious to say you are in a zone
The site is very quite no loud music form other people and even the roads hardly any traffic movement most of the day.
Bins spread around site unfortunately the Recycling not that good
We stayed in a Cabin Cabana style, it was new and really good, clean fresh and all parts working. Some older cabins showed some wear we had seen but nothing that bad. Inside we had
Fridge freezer
Cutlery
Plates bowels glasses
Kettle toaster
Cutting board
Mattress protector, bring your own sheet, pillow case and duvet- these can be hired
Radiators but not used
You need to bring bed linen or hire it, duvet cover, bed sheet, and pillow cases
These are well designed cabins made of pine and smell really nice
In the Centre Square there are shops, restaurants and bars. You can be naturist all the time in all facilities. We did notice a few people dressed, in evening most people are but depends on weather. Prices are slightly raised but everything was good.
One bar had happy hour and guess what that's where most of the UK people ended up surprise!
The whole area is very flat and idea for cycling.
The largest supermarket about 20 km, but there are smaller ones nearby. Also an industrial style outside, 24/7 self- washing machines, no detergent needed, add to by machine is about 5 km near Aldi shop. Laundry on site is serviced.
There is a large swimming pool both inside and out. Also water slides. Strangely have a close time around lunch time so all out for lunch and then return.
The coast has beautiful sandy beaches, the dunes are fenced off for the wildlife. Life guards are on duty. We felt it was nice to paddle or waste deep but would not be happy to swim in the sea, or we could just be wimps. It was cold too even in baking June.
We think this was our 13th visit to Euronat and as always, we enjoyed our time here. We always leave thinking that this is how naturism should be done.
We find the costs of eating, drinking and shopping reasonable on site, we have always found the quality of these services to be high.
We always take bicycles as they make it easy to get around what is a huge site. There is a bicycle hire shop on site if required, but I think costs are quite high for that service.
Prices for pitches have now been colour coded into 4 bands, red, blue, green and yellow their website explains the difference but it doesn't appear to be an 'exact science' All have water, electric and drainage, all are fairly level but length, width and surface seem to be the deciding factor regarding colour code.
As ever, the toilets and showers were kept spotless, a credit to the staff. Security patrol frequently, and during times of potential forest fires, that is most reassuring.
As in a lot of places in France, people tend to start leaving towards the end of August, but everything was still open into the first week of September. It just starts to look a bit deserted around the camping areas.
One thing that we have always been impressed with is the level of care and attention that the life guards give to the people who go into the sea at Euronat, they have always been excellent.
One final observation that is fairly recent, is that the coast road between the site and Montalivet has now been made more cyclist friendly with cycleways on both sides of the carriageway.
This now makes a pleasant and safe alternative to the cycle path through the pine forest.
We have already booked our pitch at Euronat for July 2023.
Stopped here for a week at most expensive & crowded time July. Massive site & you can pitch up as far as 15mins walk from centre & also beach.
We had not stopped here for about 15yrs & nice to see a large indoor & outdoor pool complex has been built.
Most people ride about the place on bikes or just get in your car & drive to beach. There is plenty of parking.
Most pitches have ehu point & water tap & are flat but so they should be at the price they charge.
There are plenty of toilets & showers but many of the blocks are rather tired & water pressure is poor.
At the site centre there are(expensive)food shops & also cafes & restaurants. There are also nearby towns Montalivet & Soulac with the usual supermarkets.
If you want a naturist site with good pool & direct beach access it is well worth a visit.
Outside July/Aug peak site is less crowded & much cheaper pitch cost. via mobile
Visited for the 3rd year in a row - still loving the whole concept of the site. Huge private pitches with electricity and a soft sandy base. Protected from the sun by the lovely fir trees. Each of the pitches is separated from neighbours by bushes and trees so it always feels a bit private but not isolated. Not far to the toilet/shower/wash up blocks which are always clean. Showers are mostly hot but can run a little cooler at peak times. Beach is superb with 2 areas for food drink and toilets/showers. Central complex is superb with bars, shops, restaurants, bakery, launderette, bike hire, tourist advise, wine shop, hairdressers, cash point, fresh fish shop, cafe's and a central stage for bands etc.
Indoor and Outdoor Pools along with a kids pool. Tennis, basketball, sculpture, badminton, chess archery.
The only minor downside is the very poor internet connection which is down to the local 'Vodafone/or whoever' provider failing to support the area well.
Fabulous site - pitches huge with water, power & even waste pipe at all caravan/camper pitches. Excellent value. Facilities spotless at all times - don't know how they manage that! A bit far from anywhere but then it is naturist so that's normal. Easy walk to guarded naturist beach. Shops, bars, restaurants on site a bit expensive but only to be expected. Stock up before you get there & then top up as required. Good indoor & outdoor pools. A bit of an 'end of season' feel in September but still loved this place.
Stayed in a chalet as time was limited and we had to fly to Bordeaux and get train/taxi.
First time on naturist site and thoroughly enjoyed it. End of season admittedly, but still comfortably warm and bathing in sea combined with long walks along the beach were extremely pleasant and relaxed.
Became slightly annoyed with the sort of 'selective naturism' which seems to be practised on the continent. Many dressed in the evenings, which I thought unnecessary. Or there was a mixture of nude/textile which I found slightly off-putting. Either you strip off or you don't!
Slight embarrassment on day one when I went to buy croissants & baguettes and found I had nowhere to put the change!
This site is a benchmark for other sites to aim for. Huge, but feels small. Lots of people but feels like you have all the space in the world. Lots to do (just visit the website) but oh so quiet and peaceful.
The basics are spot on (cleanliness, security, etc)but check in can be a chore if there is a queue especially after the long drive from the ferry. Persevere though! You will leave horizontally laid back and relaxed to your very core.
Take a bike
Take a surf/bodyboard
Take a book. When you've read it take it to the library and swap it
Avoid travelling on a Saturday!
Best family naturist site we have ever been to by a country mile!
This is a belated review of Euronat as we were unaware French sites were covered on ukcampsite. Co. Uk. We have been to this site twice. The first time we left with great feelings about the place. As 'first timers' we were not sure what to expect. Within five minutes of arriving we were comfortable with the naturist ethos at this site. A great place for families with everything seemingly thought about. The showers and toilets as mentioned in other reviews are spotless even during peak times. The commercial centre was a great place to chill out. Plenty of different places to eat and drink, catering for most tastes. The butchers shop sells good meat and he lights the communal BBQ in the early evening, meat straight from the counter onto the BBQ. The take-away section has a really nice variety of different foods all looked excellent. There is a laundrette on site that will do a service wash for you. The beach is really well patrolled by the life guards
Pitches vary in size depending on what you need but all seem fairly level and a good mixture of open or shady pitches. They also vary with the services they provide. From just a basic camping pitch to super pitches that have EHU, water and drainage. As also mentioned in other reviews even when this huge site is busy, it never feels that way. Red squirrels and birdlife abound and away from the commercial centre peace and quiet is normal.
As the site is so large we found cycles to be a great bonus, they can be hired on site from the excellent cycle hire shop. All the staff were very friendly. If you feel the need to explore more than the site, Montalivet is an easy bike ride away, either on cycle paths through the forest or along the coast road ( which can be a bit busy) but both are flat routes and the market at Montalivet is great.
We did wonder if we had seen things through rose tinted glasses as there were so many good and positive aspects on our first visit. Our second visit with friends was even better.
Just as an update we have now been to three other 'France 4 Naturism' sites and it is hard to find fault. Would highly recommend.
A fantastic place. Don't let the fact that this is a naturist resort put you off. 10 mins after getting there, you just don't care any more and ideal for a first time naturist.
Facilities are excellent with regularly spaced toilet blocks. Kept very clean. Pitches are well spaced. Actually better for tents than caravans. There are a number of electric hookups available. The pitches are under the cover of a pine tree forest which can be good as it can get very hot sometimes triggering electrical storms.
There are great facilities with three pools, slide for the kids or those of us that still think they are kids! There are regular classes in just about everything from sculpture to learning French. There are few decent restaurants and shops in the site shopping centre including an Aladdins cave, selling just about everything, a wine cave and a deli selling food for eating on site or to take away.
There are 3 age groups for the kids clubs and the kids really get into it, disappearing twice a day for organised activities. The beach is first rate and is patrolled by lifeguards in a marked area.
One of the most relaxing places I have ever been too, so much so, we are heading back for our third year. Kids wouldn't go anywhere else!
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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 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
No 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 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool On Site 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
Beach On Site 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Coastside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
This was our 18th visit to Euronat, it has become almost like our spiritual home. We simply love the place. We booked our pitch whilst we were there last year as it suited us perfectly and we wanted to avoid being disappointed. Its a large site for sure, but it can be quiet and peaceful at the same time. We have made some great friends at Euronat over the years which is a part of the reason we enjoy our regular visits there.
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