Someone told me that there are long term housing on some nudist resorts.
Can someone list the ones they know about. I'm not looking for a mobile, rather a 1-2 bedroom apt./house that isn't out to lunch expensive. I will need to get my own wired internet, so I'm just concerned if it's too far out from the rest of the population that may not be doable.
Location isn't as important as the place, people, ability to get things delivered, shopping, etc.
Thanks a ton :)
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orbarebearJun 8, 2014All of the ones I've seen have some sort of long term housing - The Willamettans near Eugene, OR has a number of permanent residents and there are some double wide trailers (as well as RV trailers) currently for sale.
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JohnJun 8, 2014Every resort I have been to has such options
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FlokieJun 8, 2014Ditto ... just find a resort that appeals to you and start from there.
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DavidJun 9, 2014Laguna Del Sol has houses that go up for sale at different times. That would most likely be the best suggestion I could offer.ReactReply - FU
FullSunJun 9, 2014Mira Vista in Tuscon has condos they sell. Several in FL that have regular homes as they showed in the TLC TV show Buying Naked (and I according to their website new episodes are coming June 28). And has been said here many have mobile homes.
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DesertRatJun 9, 2014I believe that most large resorts have full time residents. Some live in rental units, some in their own RV's and still others have their own homes. There are a lot of choices out there; you just have the find the situation that is right for you.ReactReply - JOJoeD1949Jun 10, 2014
Agree that most "resorts" have permanent residences. The parks we've been to consist mostly of RVs used as homes. Not sure that lifestyle is for everyone, but so far we've only been to rustic parks in three or four season climate areas. I personally think it would get old living in an RV in the middle of winter where going nude opens up the risk of frostbite in delicate places.
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DesertRatJun 10, 2014People live in mobile homes, now called manufactured housing, in all climates across the Country. I've seen full time residents living in these even though the resort closes for the season. I guess these resorts must be CO.ReactReply

