Le Pas de Ceilhes – naturist campsite

Activities on the campsite

In the vast territory of Pas de Ceilhes – and just beyond – you can hike, swim, go to the sauna, and enjoy time together at the Presbytère.

Enjoy a relaxing experience in the sauna on Wednesdays and Sundays (in season).
Our sauna is located at Pré de Marcassins, and can be accessed for a small fee.
After your sauna visit, walk across the field to the ‘dipping pool’ in the delightfully cold stream.

In the late afternoon, jeu de boules is regularly played on the jeu de boules court at the Grand Pré.

There is often something to do in the evening at the ‘Presbytère’, a walled meadow next to the farm. Here we eat together and you can make music and share camping experiences.
Campfires are not allowed due to the risk of forest fires. Therefore, barbecuing is only permitted at the Presbytère. Every Wednesday and Saturday, the fire is started there.
Upon request, you can use the wood-fired pizza oven; a restored bread oven.
Smoking is allowed here, please clean up your own butts.

Every year, of course, Quatorze-Juillet is celebrated, usually in the Presbytère.
There is also ‘Potje-potje’: everyone who eats together shares a self-prepared dish. It’s always a wonder to see what soups, dishes, and desserts can be prepared under primitive conditions.
Soupe au pistou is a regional meal soup; a vegetarian basil-garlic soup. Prepared together, eaten together, a fixed tradition every year at Le Pas de Ceilhes.

Next to the large hall of La Ferme, there is a smaller room where the children are in charge. Occasionally, a children’s disco is organized here, and a table soccer is available.

In the large hall of the farm, we sometimes organize evenings where we play table tennis, sit by the fire, or make music together.
There is also a piano, a shuffleboard, and we occasionally watch old slides.
Everyone brings a drink and we have a nice evening.
Or take a look in our library with good French and Dutch books.

Take a refreshing dip in the water in the unmonitored pool, fed with cool spring water from la Vérenne.
For the little ones, there is a shaded toddler pool where they can play freely with water toys and a garden hose that provides spring water.
On the grassy area next to the pool, you can lie in the sun or shade, play games, chat, and craft.
Swimming is only allowed nude; without swimwear.