Camping Lous Suais
Cheissoux, Haute-Vienne / Limousin
A small woodland campsite beside a swimming lake, with floating pontoons, quiet camping clearings and day-visit options. The grounds descend through wooded terraces to a small lakeside beach, with floating pontoons set aside for swimming and sunbathing.
Nudity policy
Naturist venue
Naturist campsite: clothing is tolerated when needed, and nudity is expected when weather permits. Nudity is compulsory from the terrace to the lake, including beach, pontoons and showers, including for teenagers. Swimwear is not permitted for bathing; life jackets remain required for water activities.
Facilities
Two shower/toilet blocks and toilets near the lake; bar/snack service is seasonal. Lake swimming is unsupervised. Grounds have steep terrace paths; limited adapted facilities exist, but do not label the whole site step-free.
Access & visiting
The official tariffs expressly offer day admissions without staying overnight, including a ten-entry ticket book. Visitors report to reception and leave vehicles in the entrance car park. A visitor day-pass charge applies to visits longer than two hours or use of the campsite facilities. A naturist licence is not compulsory. Confirm seasonal availability before travelling.
Age & supervision
The naturist rules explicitly cover teenagers, confirming younger guests are included. No numeric minimum age was verified.
Age policy sourceWhen to go
Official homepage advertises camping 1 May–15 October 2027 and chalet rentals year-round. Bar/snack service has reduced low-season availability.
Directions & Parking
Getting there
Use the campsite’s official GPS, 45.81884, 1.653743, for 1 chemin des Suais, 87460 Cheissoux. The official site map marks the entrance and reception in the upper part of the grounds, on the approach from Cheissoux. Report to reception before entering, including for a day visit; confirm seasonal opening and day-pass availability before setting off.
Parking
Visitors must leave their vehicle in the entrance car park and register at reception. The campsite normally keeps cars in its designated free parking areas rather than beside rental accommodation; loading and unloading is allowed on arrival and departure. Guests with mobility needs should arrange access directly: the FAQ identifies two specially accessible pitches and the possibility of parking near the bar to avoid descending the campsite paths.
Finding the naturist area
From reception, use the official campsite plan to descend through the terraced grounds towards the bar/terrace beside the lake. The map shows steps down to the terrace area and onward to the small beach, with floating pontoons just offshore. The lake lies below the pitches, not beside the arrival pin. Ask reception for the most suitable route if steps or slopes are difficult.
Where naturism applies
The compulsory-nudity swimming area runs from the terrace to the lake and includes the beach, pontoons and showers. Swimwear is not allowed for bathing. Clothing is tolerated elsewhere when needed, with nudity expected when conditions allow.
- The site has an approximately 65-metre height difference between its upper and lower areas, so the walk back uphill matters.
- Lake bathing is unsupervised; ask about current water conditions and follow campsite guidance.
- Life jackets remain compulsory for water activities, and dogs are not allowed on the beach or pontoons.
Access guidance checked 2026-11-10. Follow current signs and any instructions from the venue or land manager.
Sources & last check
Location, facilities and nudity policy checked against these sources on . This is a desk check, not an on-site inspection.
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