DOMAINE NATURISTE DE CHAUDEAU ^{* * *}

Chaudeau est un camping dans lequel je vais chaque été depuis que je suis née.
Camping familial, bienveillant, chaleureux, calme, joyeux.
Les gens sont tous sympas, personne ne se regarde ni se juge, Virginie à l'accueil est adorable.
Je vais manquer de mots pour décrire ce bijou, mon p'tit coin de bonheur dans lequel je me ressource chaque été et qui est si important pour mon équilibre.
Cet été, j'y retourne pour la première fois avec ma fille de 15 mois. 3ème génération dans ma famille à connaître ce lieu, et nous ne sommes pas les plus anciens...
Bravo aux gérants de continuer de garder l'âme si chaleureuse de ce lieu. ❤️

Auf Empfehlung von einem Schweizer Ehepaar, das ich auf dem vorigen Campingplatz kennenlernte reiste ich dorthin.
Ich muss sagen es hat sich voll gelohnt. Es handelt sich um einen reinen FKK-Campingplatz, auf Französisch eben "naturiste".
Das Gelände ist mit 50 Hektar riesig. Es gleicht einer großen Parklandschaft mit Wiesen, verschiedenen Wäldern, einem Bade- und einem Angelsee, sowie einem kleinen Bach.
Auch einen Swimmingpool mit 200m² Fläche und vielen Sonnenliegen gibt es.
Hier fand ich Ruhe.
Vom Ort St. Remy hört man manchmal die Kirchenglocken läuten, und ab und zu einen Landwirt mit seinem Auto oder Traktor fahren. Aber ansonsten nur Vogelgezwitscher und den Wind in den Bäumen.
Es gibt viele Mobilhomes aber auch Stellplätze für Wohnmobile, Wohnwagen, Zelte.
Gut gefallen haben mir auch die Wanderwege auf dem Gelände. Der längste davon ca. 3 km über gemähte Wiesen und durch grüne Laub-, Nadel- und Farnwälder.
Empfehlung: "Barfuß bis zum Hals" wandern.
Ich hatte leider nur 6 Tage Zeit für den Aufenthalt.
Ich komm wieder.

Prachtig en goed onderhouden terrein, met een heerlijk meer en grote plaatsen. Enige minpuntje is dat in het voorseizoen je pas om 10 uur brood kunt halen.

This site has lovely open fields and woods to camp with tent in or campervams/ caravans |||| The toilet blocks are well maintained and very clean, with laundry washers and dryers, pan washing and cloth washing areas. ||||Note with French toilets there were even traditional style French toilets not my style but hey it’s France. Most were porcelain but no toilet seats or toilet paper. Again this is a reflection of French culture than lack of facilities. ||||Showers communal, as most naturists sites with less able facilities. ||||The site is set in really beautiful lush green countryside. The stand out for me was the walks around the grounds, marked up with “flashes”. Eg red route, yellow route. About 3km. These have been well maintained and cleared pathways and easy to walk in soft shoes.|| ||Thing to note is the restaurant and bar opening times when we here only at weekends after June 21 every day. The building again is very picturesque. We would have like to eaten on the balcony but unfortunately it was closed. ||||Like most naturist and textile sites a local baker delivers on orders given the day before at reception. These tend to be yummy and they were here too. ||||There is a fishing lake with a no kill policy, so the fish can learn not to be caught next time and you just have to be a better fisherman/woman||||A beautiful natural swim lake with “piers” to jump off or climb. Sunbathing water platform. Sun-beds to lie on that are super clean on grassy banks. ||||The feeling on your feet is all sand in the water and there are post as a general depth guide. Also a sandy beach.||||There is a hex shaped swimming pool, with safety rail around again like most sites and child locks. The sunbeds here are more softer type material again every thing spotless and well maintained.||||What makes most places is the staff and owners. I saw chaps working on the tress all three days, I do not know any thing about tree management However when we pitched the tent in the woods the tree looked like it had been worked on means felt safer nothing was going to drop off on us. ||||The pitches are large and spacious ass well as clearly marked, I say that as some sites been to this can be overlooked and as a first person visit it’s nice to see clearly where your pitch is.|||| When we booked it very relaxed, standard ID given with address ( driver licence) We were given a map with availability of sites and asked to choose one and no need come back straight away but even next day. So no pressure to rush decision. ||||Quite a few signs up to remind dog owners that Fido needs to be on a lead. I like that, I do not mind dogs but I do not love them either so me a plus. Thus I noticed no dog poo around. ||||Extra things need to mention Table tennis table, Bowels courtBBQ concrete stands, all with fire extinguisher nearby ||||This is not a “busy” site and it is quite although there did seem quite a few people here. Also few permanent accommodation spread in around site. ||||This is a place we will be returning to and highly recommend

This site has lovely open fields and woods to camp with tent in or campervams/ caravans

The toilet blocks are well maintained and very clean, with laundry washers and dryers, pan washing and cloth washing areas.

Note with French toilets there were even traditional style French toilets not my style but hey it’s France. Most were porcelain but no toilet seats or toilet paper. Again this is a reflection of French culture than lack of facilities.

Showers communal, as most naturists sites with less able facilities.

The site is set in really beautiful lush green countryside. The stand out for me was the walks around the grounds, marked up with “flashes”. Eg red route, yellow route. About 3km. These have been well maintained and cleared pathways and easy to walk in soft shoes.

Thing to note is the restaurant and bar opening times when we here only at weekends after June 21 every day. The building again is very picturesque. We would have like to eaten on the balcony but unfortunately it was closed.

Like most naturist and textile sites a local baker delivers on orders given the day before at reception. These tend to be yummy and they were here too.

There is a fishing lake with a no kill policy, so the fish can learn not to be caught next time and you just have to be a better fisherman/woman

A beautiful natural swim lake with “piers” to jump off or climb. Sunbathing water platform. Sun-beds to lie on that are super clean on grassy banks.

The feeling on your feet is all sand in the water and there are post as a general depth guide. Also a sandy beach.

There is a hex shaped swimming pool, with safety rail around again like most sites and child locks. The sunbeds here are more softer type material again every thing spotless and well maintained.

What makes most places is the staff and owners. I saw chaps working on the tress all three days, I do not know any thing about tree management However when we pitched the tent in the woods the tree looked like it had been worked on means felt safer nothing was going to drop off on us.

The pitches are large and spacious ass well as clearly marked, I say that as some sites been to this can be overlooked and as a first person visit it’s nice to see clearly where your pitch is.

When we booked it very relaxed, standard ID given with address ( driver licence) We were given a map with availability of sites and asked to choose one and no need come back straight away but even next day. So no pressure to rush decision.

Quite a few signs up to remind dog owners that Fido needs to be on a lead. I like that, I do not mind dogs but I do not love them either so me a plus. Thus I noticed no dog poo around.

Extra things need to mention Table tennis table, Bowels courtBBQ concrete stands, all with fire extinguisher nearby

This is not a “busy” site and it is quite although there did seem quite a few people here. Also few permanent accommodation spread in around site.

This is a place we will be returning to and highly recommend