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Newbie Nudist Area

First time at Nudist RV park

Posted Jul 30, 2012

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Wymond
WymondOriginal Poster
Jul 30, 2012

I am planning a trip to a nudist RV park, and had a couple questions.I'll be going solo so I'll have no one else to brainstorm with.#1  As I pull into the park I will be mostly dressed  At what time is it customary to disrobe. #2 Can I check in, park the rv and get it all connected  while dressed without getting any evil eyes from fellow campers?          So far this trip will be my first public nude experience. . .. thx for everyone who looks in on this !

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    nudedrew
    nudedrew
    Jul 30, 2012

    When I pull into my resort mostly dressed consist of flip flops and sunglasses. Fully dressed would consist of flip flops, sunglasses, and a hat. My suggestion would be to dress for the occasion in your favorite forever suit.

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    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Jul 31, 2012
    [quote]  I am planning a trip to a nudist RV park, and had a couple questions.I'll be going solo so I'll have no one else to brainstorm with.#1  As I pull into the park I will be mostly dressed  At what time is it customary to disrobe. #2 Can I check in, park the rv and get it all connected  while dressed without getting any evil eyes from fellow campers?          So far this trip will be my first public nude experience. . .. thx for everyone who looks in on this ![/quote]

    It depends on the park.  At least one park's check in is adjacent to the office and you don't have a chance to disrobe or it can be seen from the public right of way.

    When my husband and I first visited several parks and camped (tent, etc.), he stayed clothed while putting up tent and I disrobed asap (after checking in).   Now we check-in and then disrobe as we usually spend the night and put our clothes in the cabin.   Should things change and we again visit the relatively local park, we drove up to the park, disrobe in the car, and then check-in.

    You might contact the particular park and see what is normal.  If you're uncomfortable about disrobing, you can always wrap a towel around your waist.
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    Wymond
    WymondOriginal Poster
    Jul 31, 2012

    Thx everyone for the great feedback. . .

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