Deciding on our first nakation

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  NatureBoy24

  Apr 28, 2017

  Cypress Cove is by all reports a great resort. It is about an hour and a half from Canaveral National Seashore where the popular Playalinda beach is. (Google it.) Cypress Cove is also very close to Orlando and all the tourist stuff to do there if you want to take a break from being nude.

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  FullSun

  Apr 28, 2017

  I agree, Cypress Cove is great. Last year my wife and I flew from our home in California just to spend 8 nights there. Very glad we did and we live a half hour drive from Laguna Del Sol, another great place. One of these days we may make the trip again.

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  TnnervousnudistOriginal Poster

  Apr 28, 2017

  Thanks for the input! :)

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  rdrunning

  Apr 28, 2017

  We have been to three places on your list. We stay at Club Orient every February. It is a fabulous naturist resort. The beach is great for swimming and sunning, it has a beach bar and a restaurant on the grounds, tennis and a small shop. You can stay naked 24-7, no problem or there are many places on the island to visit. The rooms are rather pricey. Haulover is a beautiful beach, soft sand, shallow water and long enough for good walks. We stayed a distance away, so it was only a day trip and you need to bring your own refreshments. There was a food truck with snacks and soft drinks (I prefer beer). Cypress Cove is a very nice, clean resort. It gets pretty crowded on weekends, but not so much during the week. We have enjoyed our trips there. They have a restaurant with quality beer on tap next to the pools and a restaurant (with a bar) on the grounds. It's very good spot in our opinion. Hope this helps.

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  J.

  Apr 28, 2017

  Like some of the others, we have been to Haulover, Cypress Cove, and Club Orient. As Andy said, Club Orient gives you the resort and beach at the same time. Technically, Cypress Cove has a beach as well, but it is small, man-made, and on a lake not the ocean.

  We enjoy all three, but only go to Haulover when we are already in Miami for something else (like heading out on a cruise). We wouldn't plan a trip just to go there. We go to Cypress Cove every October for their Nude-a-Palooza concert and have a great time. We plan a trip to Club Orient each June, but due to costs to get there we only go if we can spend a whole week, so it is the first to get bumped if we have lots of other vacation plans for the year. This year we did a nude cruise in February and have a regular cruise in September, each taking up two weeks, so no Club O this year.

  We don't camp, either, so our list also includes more upscale resorts. Another we like is Laguna Del Sol near Sacramento, CA. But it is a cross-country flight and Cypress Cove is also an upscale resort and much closer, so we go to the Cove more.

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  TnnervousnudistOriginal Poster

  Apr 29, 2017

  Great info. Really appreciate all the help!

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  Bill Bowser

  Apr 29, 2017

  I too have been to three of your options. Haulover Beach, Club Orient, and Hidden Beach. Since others have described Haulover and Club Orient, I'll describe HB. Hidden beach is an awesome resort, but it really does not have what I'd call a beach. There is a low wall along the shore, then a few yards of coarse gravel, and then the Gulf of Mexico. The facility is all first class, the service is fantastic, all your food and drinks are included in the price, and you can eat at the several restaurants on the textile side if you want to put your clothes on. Reserve dinner in one of the palapas for one evening for an unforgettable experience.

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  TnnervousnudistOriginal Poster

  May 1, 2017

  Anyone know about paradise valley?

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• ME

  Member

  May 6, 2017

  Cypress Cove was the very first CO resort that my wife and I attended. She was very hesitant at first,
  but the atmosphere is so lay back that she got to the point where she would just leave our room to go wherever
  we were going without any cover. We met many regulars there who were totally open and friendly.
  Before we were ready to leave she wanted to make another reservation, which we did.
  Since then we have been to Club Orient and it is fantastic. We will be back the at the end of November for two weeks.
  Do it right the first time and you will not turn back.

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  Member

  May 7, 2017

  We'll throw in a vote for Cypress Cove. It's a great place with lots to do and very nice rooms to stay in. And you can always mix it up with an easy day trip to Playalinda nude beach

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  KevLin

  May 1, 2018

  Paradise Valley Resort is a great place IF you can follow a few rules, it is a safe a comfortable environment.
  They have a F.B. page and a newsletter.

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  Chris

  May 4, 2018

  I spent a week there and loved it.

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  George and Anna

  May 5, 2018

  We've also been to Cypress Cove and loved it. Great place for first-timers.

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  macnude

  May 5, 2018

  [quote]We've also been to Cypress Cove and loved it. Great place for first-timers.[/quote] Yes, Cypress Cove is great but our favorites have always been the all-inclusive resorts in Jamaica which have nude beaches. Lot's of activities, good food and drinks. All prepaid.

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  macnude

  May 5, 2018

  [quote]We've also been to Cypress Cove and loved it. Great place for first-timers.[/quote] Yes, Cypress Cove is great but our favorites have always been the all-inclusive resorts in Jamaica which have nude beaches. Lot's of activities, good food and drinks. All prepaid.

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  James

  Jul 2, 2018

  We own a clothing optional condo in Tulum, Mexico we rent out. We spend our winters in Mexico. Check out notanlinesvacations.com

  Have fun!

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  Spectre58

  Dec 4, 2019

  My wife and I are also considering a clothing optional/nude vacation. Right now Jamaica is the front runner. We really liked Couples Tower Isle, but wondering if there are some even better options. Not really looking for a swinger resort, but preferably the ages skew a bit younger.

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  FullSun

  Dec 4, 2019

  You might consider Cypress Cove in Florida. We thoroughly enjoyed our get away there several years ago. Another that we havent been to but is on our list is Hidden Beach in Mexico.

  We went to Grand Lido Negril several times before it was rebuilt and changed, loved it in 98, 99, and 2000 but wasnt as good in 2012. Now with the changes we arent really interested. We also loved N Resort in Jamaica and went several times in the few years it was open. We loved these places as you could be nude 24/7 if you wanted but Im not seeing anything in Jamaica that really interests us anymore. Maybe there are places I havent found yet. Itll be interesting to see responses.

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  Karthorel

  Aug 30, 2020

  Any good recommendations for a western north American resort? Especially for a spouse who needs to gently ease into it?

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  John

  Aug 31, 2020

  [quote]Any good recommendations for a western north American resort? Especially for a spouse who needs to gently ease into it?[/quote] I've heard good things about Laguna del Sol outside Sacramento. Pricey but accommodating, particularly for first-timers. But I don't think they're admitting anyone but members now due to the Covid Pandemic. So call first. There's also Harbin Hot Springs Retreat, north of Santa Rosa. Again, Covid may be limiting their accessibility to outsiders. They were pretty well burned out in wildfires a couple of years ago, but they're rebuilding, and much of it is again open for business.

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  Karthorel

  Aug 31, 2020

  Thanks. Will keep those in mind.

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  J.

  Aug 31, 2020

  [quote]Any good recommendations for a western north American resort? Especially for a spouse who needs to gently ease into it?[/quote] [quote]I've heard good things about Laguna del Sol outside Sacramento. Pricey but accommodating, particularly for first-timers. But I don't think they're admitting anyone but members now due to the Covid Pandemic. So call first. There's also Harbin Hot Springs Retreat, north of Santa Rosa. Again, Covid may be limiting their accessibility to outsiders. They were pretty well burned out in wildfires a couple of years ago, but they're rebuilding, and much of it is again open for business.[/quote] I'd second Laguna. It is very nice. I'd be surprised if they are still admitting only members, since we've been getting their emails and we aren't members. We have, however been there several times. Back in June Cypress Cove and Lake Como were only taking reservations if you had been there before, so we were able to make reservations for our Labor Day vacation when our cruise fell through. Unfortunately, here in MA if you leave you have to quarantine when you get back, so now we are just spending 4 nights over the long weekend at a local camp instead.

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  Sam

  Sep 1, 2020

  Do take a look at Desert Sun in Palm Springs. Super nice.

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