Natuurleven 't Vennebos
Aarschot, Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium
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Nudity required

Naturist ground of the Natuurleven vzw association, on the border between the Flemish Campine and the rolling landscape of Flemish Brabant, a few kilometres from Aarschot. It is a verblijfpark recognised by Toerisme Vlaanderen: pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes with electric hook-up and water points, free wifi, a sanitary block with hot-water showers and washbasins, laundry and dishwashing area. The centre of the grounds is a large sunbathing lawn, with a plunge pool to cool off, four pétanque courts and a large grass field for various sports; in the woods the association has created an educational trail with themed panels that change every season. Club life is busy even out of season: walks, bike rides, parties, themed dinners, the Easter breakfast and, in winter, Halloween and New Year's Eve. To stay you need a card from Natuurleven or another naturist association, or the INF passport; those without one can take advantage, once only, of a trial offer of seven consecutive nights. The park stays open all year round, and in winter members get one free night for every night paid. Up to two dogs per pitch are allowed, always on a lead or inside a removable pen, with a five-euro supplement. On the grounds nudity is the dress code when the weather allows; swimwear is not allowed in the pool. The association is a member of the Federatie van Belgische Naturisten. It is a small, simple and quiet club.
What kind of holiday
Naturism
Nudity required
At 't Vennebos “nude” does become the dress code from the moment the weather allows it. So you don't always have to be nude on a naturist ground... for teenagers it is accepted that they wear a towel or a wrap (swimwear, however, is not allowed in the pool).
- Children welcome
- Pets allowed
Where it is
Klein Opperstraat 8/10, 3201 Aarschot — Aarschot, Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium