Swinger campsite unzips its doors in France

THERE is nothing like a bit of fresh country air. But this idyllic spot in the French countryside is only open to adventurous couples and curious singles.

Swinger campsite unzips its doors in France.

IN THE mood for a cheeky getaway?

Adventurous swingers now have their own holiday spot in the South of France.

Nestled in the Dordogne countryside, Le Diamant Noir campsite has opened its doors to swinging couples and curious singles in a bid to make raunchy holidays more affordable.

Established by Bruno Mazaferro and his wife Sandra, the site is jam-packed full of erotic activities, with overnight stays starting from just €25 ($36).

Le Diamant Noir is a campsite for swingers nestled in the beautiful Dordogne countryside. Picture: Le Diamant Noir

Some of the main attractions of the new campsite include “muscle awareness water aerobics”, underwear-optional parties and a host of “naughty” games.

The bar hosts themed soirees including “Eyes Wide Shut” and “Leather and Latex”.

Not only limited to couples, curious singles are permitted to enter for a price, with single women charged €12 ($17) and men asked to fork out €45 ($65).

As far as rules go, visitors must “respect each other”, be at least 21 years old to enter, and all campers must wear a coloured wristband to identify their relationship status.

It has swimming pools, a jacuzzi, a sauna and raunchy themed nights. Picture: Le Diamant Noir

Visitors can bring their own tents or rent one of the many mobile homes available on the site.

Facilities include swimming pools, sauna, hot tubs and even designated “cuddle corners” so that campers can get up-close and personal.

For those wishing to take a break from the debauchery, the site also has basketball and volleyball courts, and offers mountain bike rentals to keep you entertained.

According to Mazaferro, business is “pumping”, having been fully booked over the Easter weekend.

The majority of clients so far have been French nationals mixed with several groups from neighbouring European countries.

This article originally appeared in The Sun and was republished with permission.