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Nude Camping

Posted Apr 23, 2011

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Bill
BillOriginal Poster
Apr 23, 2011

Hello, I am thinking about taking the advice of others.  I am thinking about camping at a local nudist resort for their memorial day weekend. My only time camping was with clothes on in the boy scouts, so the camping part isn't the problem.  I am not sure what to bring?  What to expect? Yes, if I can go, (that if work doesn't get in the way, and that is not an excuse), I will have fun.

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  • GA
    gabare
    gabare
    Apr 23, 2011

    tent, sleeping bag, bug spray, several towels, hat, sunglasses, radio, book, sunscreen, snacks, drinks, check with resort most serve food for $, sometimes easier than cooking.

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  • BI
    Bill
    BillOriginal Poster
    Apr 24, 2011

    thank you

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  • VO
    voodoo
    voodoo
    Apr 24, 2011

    sunscreen, books, sunscreen, beach chairs (yes, even if you're solo camping, bring extra chairs), sunscreen, and water, water, water
    +everything else already mentioned

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  • CD
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Apr 24, 2011

    A tarp for UNDER the tent so that ground water will not come up. Been there, done that. A chair would be helpful too. A towel, preferably two, per day for drying off and sitting. Food unless the park doesn't allow you to bring your own - same as beverages including water. You can buy drinking water/spring water in gallon containers - less expensive than smaller bottles.  Sandals/sneakers for walking.  Some campgrounds have rocks/pebbles in their walks or possibly fire ants to contend with.

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  • MB
    mr. bill
    mr. bill
    Apr 24, 2011
    Besides the great ideas here we would ck out the website of the camp/resort to see what they offer. Check forecasts, takesome reading material and a smile. Should have a wonderful time, good luck...........
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  • GA
    gator1
    gator1
    Apr 24, 2011
    A small broom or hand-held vacuum is really handy.  We would tend to track a lot of sand and grass in, even with leaving our shoes outside.  I hate gritty stuff on my feet, and a clean tent is much easier to put away. Gator1
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  • BU
    Bud
    Bud
    Apr 24, 2011

    Lots of cold beer..Extra chairs for new friends who like beer...bug spray, towels.

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  • CE
    Centauri4
    Centauri4
    Aug 13, 2011

    A battery powered lantern, a small flashlight (for late-night trips to the restroom) and glowsticks -- if you want inexpensive, wandering the trails after dark lighting to explore tools.  One of the joys of being outdoors nude is DOING things outdoors nude!!  I camped in the Coconino National Forest with some naturists once and really enjoyed wandering within a half-mile of the campsite just to experience the terrain.  It was very fun and enjoyable.

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  • LK
    lktbnaked
    Aug 24, 2011

    Anyone know of a camoground in PA, NJ or MD where if your seen nude you would not get in trouble

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  • NU
    nubienude7985
    nubienude7985
    Aug 24, 2011

    Check with White Thorn Lodge in Pa. if you come to WV check with Avalon Resort in Paw Paw,WV

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  • NO
    None
    None
    Aug 24, 2011

    Beer, food, beer, wine, more food did I mention beer?

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