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Lake Edun Foundation
Topeka, KS, United States
About Lake Edun Foundation
Discover the serene beauty of Lake Edun Foundation, nestled in the heart of Topeka, KS. This unique naturist destination offers a perfect blend of nature and freedom, promoting a clothing-optional lifestyle in a respectful and welcoming environment. Established with a passion for naturism, Lake Edun is an ideal spot for those who embrace the naturist ethos, providing a safe space for nudity and natural living. At Lake Edun, you can enjoy a variety of amenities that cater to the nudist lifestyle. The foundation boasts a pristine lake, perfect for swimming and sunbathing in the nude. Surrounded…
Directions
FOR THOSE TRAVELING FROM EAST OR WEST, APPROACHING TOPEKA ON I-70...rrFor minimal city driving and confusion, we'd recommend the following route: rr1. From I-70, take exit 353 - Auburn Road. This is just west of the main part of Topeka. r2. Go south about 5.5 miles to 53rd Street. You'll be able to keep track as the street numbers go up the further south you go. r3. Take a left to go east onto…
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Rated 5.00 out of 5 from 3 member reviews.
A DAY OF R&R
5.00Perfect pace for much needed day of R&R. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Can't wait to get back and camp
2021-04-14
Wow! What a place
5.00Great place to go and relax. If you enjoy nature and a very laid back atmosphere, this is the place to go. Lots of quiet nature trails, well groomed and easy to walk. Two nice beaches with docks. Paddle boats, canoes, volleyball, horseshoes and floating docks for sun bathing and diving. Both members and non members are super friendly and helpful. Lots of camping sites.
Pros: Quiet, relaxed place to enjoy naturism
Cons: None
2014-10-13
Great Rustic Nudist Retreat
5.00Lake Edun is a great place for nudists who enjoy nature. It has a wonderful skinny dippin` lake with two sandy (hauled in, of course) beaches--one rather large. There are several miles of trails around the lake with markers to identify many of the trees along the trails. Camping is allowed in several areas of the property. There is no running water so a porta-pottie is kept year round. There are canoes and paddle boats, a sandy volleyball court, horseshoe pit and various other games. A couple of floating docks out in the lake are excellent for diving or to climb on to tan. During winters Lake…
Pros: Easy access. Close to all of eastern Kansas. Open to all.
Cons: Just needs more members.
2014-10-03











