Devèze Naturist CampsiteGaudonville - Gers - Gascogne - France
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NATURIST CHART
Footnote: This page is only directed at people willing to make a reservation at Devèze naturisme.
Staying at Devèze naturisme, also means adhering to fundamental values of naturism such as nudity, self respect, respect of others, of the environment.
You will find below some basic instructions to be respected willingly while staying at Devèze naturisme.
Respect of nudity.
* Let’s respect the point of view of the naturists who feel uncomfortable in the presence of people wearing clothes: in Devèze, the ‘naturist dress code’ (full nudity) is required.
* At the lake, the pool, the showers, the ‘naturist dress code’ (full nudity) is required. * Everywhere else in Devèze, the fashionable dress code is… the ‘naturist dress code’! * If weather conditions, hygiene or security impose to wear clothes, let’s remain simple: T-shirt, ample clothing or sportswear.
* And let us leave in the suitcase: swimming costumes, bikinis, thongs & other useless accessories in Devèze, for appearance is not important and let us not forget that eroticism has nothing to do with naturism.
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Parents, be persuasive with the younger ones to make sure they respect the ‘naturist dress code’.
* Do not invite people to Devèze Naturism without informing them of this chart.
Respecting yourself and others
Because ‘naturism’ rimes with ‘civism’
Living your naturism in Devèze is living in freedom. A freedom starting from accepting and respecting rules which in turn guarantee other’s freedom.
* Security for our children means limiting both the use of our motorized vehicles, and the speed.
* Let us warn and make our children aware when they travel by bike, in order to diminish the number of accidents.
* Let us avoid smoking in natural areas and above all, let us pick up our cigarette butts.
* Smoking in public places is prohibited.
* Let us put the radio volume down, it being in our camping space or in the car,
* Let us try to avoid speaking loud in all circumstances, especially at night time,
* Let us respect the material lent to us and the centre infrastructures.
Living better with Nature
Living close to nature also means willing to preserve the environment in general :
* Never throw anything away from the bins provided.
* Have a cigarette butts box to smoke.
* Do not waste drinkable water. *Dogs are allowed. Dog owners must have the dog’s health record up-to-date (Vaccination against rabies is compulsory).
*Dogs must always be kept on a leash. *For a quality of life, we ask you to pick up the excrements of your pet.
