Camperduin

The naturist section at Camperduin is reached on foot from Camperduin village across dunes via marked paths, with parking in the village followed by a walk through the dunes to the beach. Public transport also leaves you in the village with a walk to the shore. Stay on the marked dune paths and use the designated naturist section for nude recreation, putting textiles back on outside the marked area. Dune paths and soft sand give limited accessibility. The beach surface is sand, open and exposed, with little natural shade on the sand and some wind shelter near the dunes. Late morning to afternoon gives the best warmth and sun exposure, and June to August is the warmest period, although the maritime climate stays cool with wind and changeable weather. Warm summer afternoons bring more visitors, while other times remain generally quiet. There are no facilities, toilets, showers or food service on the naturist section. Bring water, food, sun protection, warm layers and a windbreak, and plan toilet stops around the village or pavilions. Facilities, shops and cafes are in the village or at beach pavilions for use before or after the beach. Beach access has no gates and daylight visits are normal, with half-day to full-day stays depending on weather and conditions on the open sand. Supervision may be limited outside main staffed areas, so take care in the water. North Sea water is generally cool with waves and currents, and the open shore offers little screening. Dogs may face seasonal restrictions and leash rules, so keep dogs under control where permitted and follow seasonal restrictions.