We feel that it is better for our staff to speak to an individual in order to avoid an uncomfortable confrontation between guests. We are proactive when we see an issue that may cause conflict with others.

We generally do not act unless there is a problem that is brought to our attention. For the many families with children who visit regularly we obviously have the right policy When we get complaints from other guests about individuals who are not respecting our naturist atmosphere, it is the staff (and ultimately the owner or manager) who bears the brunt of the unhappy customer. As they say, logical consequence for choices made. It is true that we expect parents to restrict their children to their campsite, but not just the trailer, if they are not behaving as expected. This is especially true when one child's behaviour affects other parents' relationship with their kids.

A difficult child is not a license to allow anything. But those accommodations are a two-way street which require negotiations with staff. At Bare Oaks we frequently make allowances for special situations. Sometimes parenting can be challenging and children can frustrate us when they don't want to behave the way we want them to. This review contains a great deal of incorrect information and many of the occurrences this person complains about did not happen as described by them. It is should be clear from other TripAdvisor reviews that we are indeed a very family-friendly place. The gentleman taking pictures was allowed to remain at the campsite in all of the public areas but my child had to be in the trailer.

Stephane was not worried about that at all - but was worried about my child not being fully naked at all times ( my children did spend quite a bit of time naked). At the same time all of this was going on there was an adult male who was taking pictures of children in the park. Stephane not only was not understanding of our children but he had staff centre our children out and embarrass them thoroughly about the issue in front of other guests. The owner of the park told us to make them get naked or put them in the trailer, yet there were numerous adults fully clothed as well as staff the entire trip. We decided we wouldn’t force our kids to immediately get naked but rather let them do it at their own speed (they are 6 &8).

What a mistake!! While the staff is amazing the owner of the park Stephane is anything but. We decided to take our kids here for their first foray into naturalism. This park boasts that it is a family oriented campground but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

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