Nice atmosphere, friendly people. Long trails for nude walks. Small and beautifull place.More reviews by Traveler (2)

My wife and I decided to spend a week (May 2016) at Sierra Natura after reading all the good reviews on this website. We were glad we did as it is truly an amazing place.

We stayed in one of the apartments called "Casa La Nube". We saw the pictures online, but we were still surprised how well it looked when we walked in the first time. The bathroom was huge and the bed very comfortable, the kitchen was sufficiently equipped. The camping was peaceful and quiet, even during the day, most of the time you could only hear mother nature around you.

The website is not very informative, but you have all the services you would expect from your friendly naturist camping: Wifi (accessible from a common area not from the rooms), freshly made bakery in the morning, delicious dinners in the evening and a small shop open all day. We found the dinner good value for money and good quality. They can even accommodate vegetarians if requested.

We really liked the several (marked!) naturist hikes in the area. There are currently 5 of them, ranging from 1 to 6 hours long. As the camping is out of nowhere we have not met anybody during our hikes (did 4 out of the 5 routes). I've never realized how recharging naturist hikes are!

There are also several naturist beaches in the Valencia / Alicante region, however they are between 1h15min - 2h drive away.

The staff was very friendly, the campsite amazing, it was definitely worth the long trip. We will definitely be back!More reviews by John (4)

We had trouble finding this wonderful site because the map coordinates are wrong! The correct ones are: N 38.91053, and W 0.85705. It was well worth the trouble and we were made to feel very welcome when we eventually arrived. The facilities are very good and there is plenty of space, although some of the individual pitches are a bit small for a large motorhome. There is a lovely atmosphere of tranquillity and it really is a great place to come and escape from the rat race and totally unwind!
Pat & Andy

Sierra Natura should be called Bedrock. It looks like a Flintstones set.
Access to the site is via narrow road, which you don't want to meet another unit coming the other way. The site provides food each night and will gladly make veggie food. There are camping pitches and chalets available. The night sky on a cloudless and moonless night just explodes with stars. The nly place I have seen the Milky Way. Will return soon.More reviews by Naturist 888 (6)

We loved this place. Its a real treasure and very welcoming. It was at the end of the season so we didnt use the pool but the sauna was excellent. We had paella in the resturant and it was a lovely meal. We, d love to stay again in the summer!More reviews by mandy (4)

After negotiating the sharp bends in the road from Moixent, the description for locating the campsite is very easy.
What an absolute delight this place is, set amongst hills and streams with so many private little hideaway camping spots, it is difficult to fault the place. Carmella provides food for their restaurant every day in their fairy tale setting of organically formed concrete buildings and swimming pool. All built by hand, literally, with Diegos artistic flair. Needs to be seen to be believed. Many marked out countryside walks begin and end here where there is no dress code to be considered.More reviews by Alan Greenwood (6)

A wonderful escape in glorious countryside. The fairy tale like buildings give this naturist site a magical feel. The showers and toilets are immaculate and the free form swimming pool with waterfall is superb. The food is basic but wholesome. We will definitely be back.More reviews by Theresa Boyle (3)