Camping de Lalbrade

A naturist campsite within an eighty-hectare estate in the Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park, among the oak woods and limestone cliffs of the Lot. The fifty pitches are spread around an old stone farmhouse, among meadows and trees, and the rest of the estate is crossed by naturist trails laid out by the owners: you can walk for kilometres without leaving the estate, which also includes a cave with concretions that can be visited. The area lies within the so-called Black Triangle, one of the areas least polluted by artificial light in France, and the starry nights are one of the site's selling points; the flora includes rare and protected wild species. There are two swimming pools, a free sauna twice a week, a tennis court, pétanque, table tennis and board games, and once a week a wood-fired pizza evening brings the campers together. The campsite is accessible to people with reduced mobility, accepts dogs and is open from late April to mid-September; chalets, caravans and cabanes can also be booked out of season. It was founded in 1996 by Evelyne and Bernard and has been taken over by their nephew since 2025. It is run in a simple, family way: visitors describe basic, somewhat dated but well-kept facilities, no entertainment programme and a silence broken only by birds and cicadas.