Camping du Port

Camping du Port is a small naturist campground in La Ronde, a rural commune in the Charente-Maritime department of southwestern France. The site sits in the forested inland region between Cognac and the Atlantic coast, an area known for quiet countryside, Romanesque churches, and proximity to both river valleys and the sandy beaches of the Charente coastline. Like many modest French naturist campgrounds, Camping du Port offers a simple, back-to-basics experience — likely tent pitches and caravan spots under shade trees, with basic amenities such as toilets, showers, and possibly a small swimming area or natural pond access. The setting appeals to visitors looking for low-key naturist camping away from the larger, resort-style sites that dominate France's Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts. This is the kind of place where you'll spend your days reading in the shade, walking wooded trails, and chatting with neighbors over a bottle of local Pineau. France has a dense network of smaller naturist campgrounds affiliated with the Fédération Française de Naturisme (FFN), and Camping du Port fits that profile — a seasonal, family-run site where naturism is practiced in a relaxed, unglamorous way. If you're touring the Charente region and want a naturist stopover that's quiet and unpretentious, this is a solid option.