Have you ever stayed at a nudist resort/RV park with your RV? Would you?

What do you call a bunch of parachuting nudists? In descent.

Have you ever stayed at a nudist resort with your RV? And no, we’re not talking about visiting a nudist beach or spa or anything like that, we’re talking about actually staying at a nudist RV resort or RV park. (And yes, they exist!)

If you have never stayed at one, would you?

After you vote, please feel free to leave a comment. We gotta admit… we’re curious!

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42 Comments

JPM
3 years ago

Being a nurse for 48 years has provided enough naked anatomy to last several lifetimes. 😆LOL

Bob p
3 years ago
Reply to  JPM

48 years, you’re a gluten for punishment. Lol

Bob p
3 years ago
Reply to  Bob p

Glutton

Brad G. Hancock NH
3 years ago

A “Family” nudist RV Park???!!!!!! Gee, honey, let’s bring the kiddos to the nudist RV park and EXPOSE them to the outdoors.

Bob p
3 years ago

It’s done on a regular basis, it’s called being a modern parent.

Brad G. Hancock NH
3 years ago
Reply to  Bob p

Bob, This 75 year old ain’t no modern parent. 🙂

Richard Campbell
3 years ago
Reply to  Bob p

Absolutely! Kids are safer there than nearly any where else. And they seem to have less hang-ups

Tommy Molnar
3 years ago

Maybe in my 30’s when I was in shape. MAYBE. But now in my 70s? NO WAY!!! Ha.

Bob p
3 years ago

Most people my age look MUCH BETTER fully clothed including me. Also being a former red head my fair skin would be burned to the painful point within an hour, naw I’ll keep my clothes on, and everyone will appreciate it. Lol

Tom
3 years ago

No. Perhaps 50 years ago. Actually stayed in campground in Europe where a very pretty Scandinavian woman walked past my tent with her towel in one hand, soap in the other, and just wearing her shower shoes. But, that was Europe.

Joe Allen
3 years ago

When on some cruises, we ended up at a Nudist beach by mistake. My take on this is “put it back on”. unless you are in your early 20’s! Yikes!

Larry Boswell
3 years ago

I don’t like it when people point and laugh!

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago
Reply to  Larry Boswell

It NEVER happens….😁

bull
3 years ago

Why Not???

Nobody else at the Nuddy beach cares what YOU look like so why should YOU care what YOU look like????

Jim Johnson
3 years ago

LOL. Nudist campground survey – fun topic. I voted ‘no, but I might’. Let me explain that thought. I have no particular body hang ups for me or others. But, I have yet to see any skin allowed location require everyone to be in the buff.
If we are stopping just for the night because I need to get off the road, who cares how people are or aren’t dressed?
If we are staying longer, both my wife and I have a decision to make to follow the obvious customs of the campground, or not. I’ve seen non-social campers staying, not just over-nightling, and they are generally real kill-joys and talked about as such by other campers. So do we like the people around us, regardless of their dress choice? If so, maybe we would give it try. If you want to hide in a forest, look like a tree. I’d rather have people talk with me rather than about me. And if one of us just can’t expose our wrinkles, lumps and scars when we see the same around us? Time to move on.

Glenda Alexander
3 years ago

The mental image I have is very disturbing.

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago

Funny how people’s mental images and the reality differ so greatly

Richard
3 years ago

HAVE YOU SEEN ME NAKED?!?!?

Gary G
3 years ago
Reply to  Richard

NO, But I seen me naked, trust me not a pretty sight. 😛. DW would kill me if I even suggested such a park.

Thomas D
3 years ago

A friend would tow rv’s to Florida and one time this gal called and asked would he tow hers? Sure,no problem. Well he picked up the trailer and her and with his wife proceeded to Florida. Only when the got there was it explained the rv park was nudist. My friend and his wife were very embarrassed but survived. Had a great story to tell. BTW, the nudist lady was in her mid 70’s
Not sure I’d want to see that. I know what my wife and I look like.

Skip
3 years ago

Heck ya. Why not at least I can say I done it. At this age who cares.

Burt
3 years ago

I just bought my first RV in June, and my second outing was to a nudist resort with a significant RV area, where I also stayed. This was a music event for the whole weekend, so there was a lot of people there. I was approached by several people interested in my RV, and my solar panels, and it was a great time, with lots of friendly people. I plan on returning there with the RV as often as I can.

Ham Radio
3 years ago

The Quartzsite Arizona Magic Circle BLM campground is clothing optional and quite popular with the area visitors.

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago
Reply to  Ham Radio

Good to know!

Lisa Adcox
3 years ago

Been called a few times to workamp at one but turned it down

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago
Reply to  Lisa Adcox

Awww. Too bad, you would probably have met some of the most amazing people you will ever know.

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago

We actually travel to them all winter long in our motorhome (been to 13 so far)and have social media accounts and a website where people can learn about specific ones. We know hundreds of people who go. It’s the friendliest of communities you will ever encounter.

Robert Champlin
3 years ago

I’d do it in a heartbeat if I could get my wife to do it. Everyone has a naked body and no one should feel ashamed of theirs. It’s about the freedom, feeling the sunshine and breezes across your body – so refreshing.

Gary Bate
3 years ago

Lots of people should feel ashamed of their out of shape bodies. Not everyone is fit and appealing at any age. Especially true in America. Nobody wants to look at your fat hairy rear generically speaking of course. I’m sure you are built Michelangelo’s David. Of course I’m glad there’s a place for all you like minded folk to go to.

Richard Campbell
3 years ago

Stayed at Cypress Cove Family Resort in Kissimmee Florida. The best experience of my life.

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago

We are going there for two weeks in November, but our “home base” is Sunny Rest in Pennsylvania for the summer.

Jim Freymiller
3 years ago

You will love it there!!!!

Deb Carson-Cross
3 years ago

We’re nudists, so, nude camping is amazing!

Traveler
3 years ago

How do nudists clean their glasses?

The Naked Nomads
3 years ago
Reply to  Traveler

With the towel they have with them at all times to sit on. 😁

Spike
3 years ago

Saw a TV show about a nudist RV resort once. They were cooking out and, while blurred out for TV, I couldn’t imagine getting spattered from a hot grill, or having someone’s nether-region hair in my hamburger! Yuck!!!

Based on the ages and physical condition of most of those in the park, they couldn’t blurr out enough for me!

Ron Howrs
3 years ago

God created clothes to keep other people from getting sick!

Gary Bate
3 years ago

Of course I would. Just wouldn’t leave my rig 🤣🤣🤣
Seriously I just can’t imagine people dumping their tanks. Have you seen most people that RV? Are they the kind off people you want to see without their clothes on? I mean a lot of RV parks doing even allow older rigs but they’re gonna allow a bunch of unsightly overweight older RV’ers to run around in their birthday suits? Pickle Ball anyone?

Steve
3 years ago

Of course…been to ponderosa sun club many times!

Dave Fleming
3 years ago

I don’t RV, I live at Bare Oaks who accommodate limited number of RVs. Book months early or park at Wlmart and taxi to camping resort to day trip. I describe BO as one of the best family naturist resorts in Canada. Safest place for women on the planet. Far more amenities than any country resort. 2 volleyball tounaments per year. Social Committee camp wide BBQs. Lots of outdoor games/indoor games. Bring a towel to sit on. Bring your body acceptance philosophy. Best thing is nonsexual atmosphere otherwise stay away.

Tom B
3 years ago

Its really sad that people judge. I’ve seen women with mastectomy scars, and they’re beautiful. I’ve seen older, well-defined women (and men) out walking their dog. You don’t know if they are a lawyer, A millionaire, A farmer or a grocery store clerk. They are just like you and me, and enjoying being alive. I’m no spring chicken, and I sure ain’t a ‘looker’, but I’m having a good time, and I’m happy. Isn’t that what its all about?

Dan
3 years ago

It’s such a gift to your soul, you don’t know the “weight” of the self body shame you are holding on to until you go to such a magical place like Solair in CT or Rock Lodge Club in NJ or Cypress Cove in FL. It’s actually been studied and your life is measurably improved by going to a nudist resort.