Practical answers before you stay.

No. Fern Fields is clothing optional, so you can dress or undress to your own comfort level.

Yes. Fern Fields welcomes people trying naturism for the first time as well as experienced naturists.

Yes. Children can stay. For rented accommodation, each additional guest aged 6+ adds 12.5% of the nightly rate.

There are no card payments. Arrhes are paid by bank transfer; the remaining balance is paid on arrival by cash or bank transfer.

Where 30% arrhes are required, dates are held provisionally for 24 hours. If payment is not received, the dates are released.

Fern Fields has five shared hook-ups allocated subject to availability. Electricity is included with rental caravans and optional for guests bringing their own setup.

Camping, hardstanding, bell tents and rental caravans are open 1 April–30 September. The gîte is open year-round.

Rental accommodation: 14:00–21:00, checkout by 11:00. Own tent/caravan/motorhome: check-in from 12:00, checkout by 11:00.

No. Tourist tax is included in the stated prices.

Yes. A 10% discount applies to stays of 7 nights or more.

No. EV charging is not available on site.

Wi-Fi is available, but Fern Fields is rural, so do not expect city-level speeds.

Yes. The current policy is €20 for a day visit from 10:00–18:00, subject to availability.

Yes for camping and touring stays, but not in the gîte. Dogs must be kept on a lead when moving around the grounds.

Yes. Fern Fields is a family-oriented, clothing-optional site. Tattoos and personal self-expression are welcome. Guests with extensive intimate piercings or genital jewellery are asked to remove them or keep them discreetly covered while using the swimming pool and hot tub, and in shared areas of the campsite. Everyone’s privacy, comfort and personal boundaries should be respected.

Yes. Parts of the rural site are unlit at night, so a good-quality torch is recommended.