Traditional clothing-optional beach

Camposoto — El Castillo naturist shore

San Fernando, Cádiz, Andalusia

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Open Atlantic sand backed by dunes and marshes, with a quieter naturist tradition towards the El Castillo end of Camposoto. Walking south from the managed beach leads towards old coastal defences and the Punta del Boquerón landscape opposite Sancti Petri.

FEEL AT EASE

Nudity policy

Customary clothing optional; mixed use

FEN lists Camposoto among Cádiz’s traditional naturist beaches. This entry focuses on the quieter El Castillo shore rather than presenting the managed family beach and all its service areas as a nude-only venue.

This is a shared public beach, not an exclusive nude-only venue. Naturist use varies by section and season.

Facilities

No facilities on site.

The quieter naturist shore has no confirmed listed facilities on the sand. Parking, showers and seasonal cafés belong to the managed Camposoto section and are not counted as facilities in this remote section.

Access & visiting

Free accessFamily friendly

Free public beach access on foot; no membership, day pass or overnight booking required. Parking charges, where applicable, are separate.

Age & supervision

A shared public beach with no published minimum admission age or adults-only entry rule in the checked visitor guidance. Children may visit with their accompanying adults.

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When to go

Accessible throughout the year when the signed public approaches are open; warmer months suit beach visits.

PLAN YOUR ARRIVAL

Directions & Parking

Getting there

From San Fernando follow Carretera de Camposoto towards the coast. Use the signed public beach access road and continue towards its southern end, rather than entering the neighbouring military property.

Parking

Use the public beach parking along the access road, choosing a permitted space near the last open beach access for the walk towards El Castillo. The car parks serve the managed beach; there is no drive-through access to Punta del Boquerón.

Finding the naturist area

Cross the signed boardwalk to the sand, turn south and continue along the shore beyond the busiest serviced bathing area towards the old bunkers and the natural El Castillo stretch. The separate Punta del Boquerón trail also approaches the landscape when its signed route is open.

Where naturism applies

Use the open public shore beyond the main service area. The managed family and dog areas are distinct uses and do not mark an exclusive naturist enclosure.

  • Boardwalk routes may be diverted during coastal repairs; use the currently signed public access. Bring supplies for the quieter shore.

Access guidance checked 2026-11-12. Follow current signs and any instructions from the venue or land manager.

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