Hi Guys, for a family reason, we can't make the 2027 sailing. We have an inside room on deck 11. An $800 discount code was used for the reservation. The total price will be $3600+tax+prepaid gratuities. This is for 2 passengers. We will pay for the reservation transfer process fee. Thanks a lot!
More info: 2027 Big Nude Sailing
I think it's amazing that some video games like Conan Exiles, Baldur's Gate 3, Rust, Scum, and Myriavora let you make your character naked (without mods). I think these games, while not explicitly naturist games, are very in line with the spirit of naturism and go a long way in showing that the human (or also humanoid in the case of Baldur's Gate) body isn't obscene.
I know there are some other games like the Sims that are similar, but censor the nudity. I don't think that these are naturist-friendly since the censorship promotes the idea that some body parts are obscene and therefore mustn't be seen, which is antithetical to naturism.
Do you know of any other naturist-friendly video games?
We never formally “came out” as naturists. We mostly left weird clues everywhere.
We wrote a new article about something a lot of naturists eventually face: how to let other people in on this part of your life without making it feel like a confession or a courtroom statement.
For us, it was rarely one big serious conversation. It was usually small things first. Over time, those things did a surprising amount of the early work.
The article is really about using humor and low-pressure signals to read the room, make conversations easier, and figure out who is curious, who is comfortable, and who maybe needs a minute.
We’d genuinely love to hear how others have handled it.
Did you ever have a formal conversation with friends or family about your naturism, or did people mostly figure it out over time?
https://ournaturistlife.com/2026/04/19/telling-people-youre-a-naturist/
I am looking for a hotel which is complete for nudist. Every area should be for nudist and preferably the surrounding area as well. It should be a hotel no camping and I would prefer to have all inclusive. It should not be for swingers. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance
Recently discovered naturism abroad and had a surprisingly positive experience.
Curious if there are any respectful, low-key communities in Romania or Eastern Europe.
Would appreciate any direction or insight.
So recently I’ve been reading about evolution and stuff. The idea is that if a trait is necessary for survival, we eventually develop it and if something becomes useless, we lose it (like the tailbone).
That got me thinking:
If all humans suddenly decided to stop wearing clothes, would we eventually evolve differently based on where we live?
Like, people in colder regions developing more body hair or fat, and people in hotter regions having less?
In a way, are we limiting our own natural potential by relying on clothes instead of letting our bodies adapt?
Note: I’m not against people wearing clothes at all—just a random thought I found interesting and wanted to discuss.
Edit: For those saying I’m deleting my own comments ''I’m Not''. I have no idea why this is happening. All the comments are still visible to me on Reddit, so I’m not sure what’s going on. I’m new on reddit, so I might be missing something.
I want to first start by saying this is not a review of Rock Haven Lodge, this is a review of the experience of being nude with others for the first time.
For those who don’t know, Rock Haven is a nudist park out in the woods with various amenities for families and couples to enjoy. All things considered, it’s an incredibly clean, well run place with lots of sun, shade, and opportunities for things to do.
When I first entered the park, I checked in and then disrobed for the first time in public. It was a bit awkward to stand in a parking lot while people sat on their porches not far away.
But all that went away fairly quickly. I walked through the park and it seems like a very quaint community. Occasionally I walked by people working on their homes. I politely said hello and tried to keep in mind that it’s normal for us all to be naked. But even for the first few hours, I would still glance down to make sure I wasn’t having any “issues”. Just first time jitters, I’m sure.
But there was something missing in the park. It wasn’t an amenity or something they could have added, but it’s what was missing, nature. Yes, we were surrounded by woods on all sides and we had a few green areas around us. But all I noticed was that I was craving nature.
I wanted a wooded path to walk through or a waterfall or something to help me connect to the Earth. But all I saw were gravel paths and RVs. Again, I want to reiterate that this is not a knock against Rock Haven. They are a nudist park, not a naturist park. And I had a great time at Rock Haven and hope to go back. But if I could add anything, it would be one winding path into the woods to give a naturist the feeling of being secluded in the woods, even just for a moment.
I’m learning through this that I enjoy the community of nudists, but what I need are naturist safe spaces as well.
I’m writing this in my car just before work, so forgive me if it seems like a jumbled mess. But I wanted to put this out there for any first timers that didn’t feel connected for some reason.
"Stepping into a naked space alone feels like walking into a room without your skin on."
Corin's new article:
https://ournaturistlife.com/2026/04/14/women-in-naturist-spaces/
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For us they did change. Most of our friendships have some naturist connection.
Solair Nudist Resort has been nominated in the newspaper (remember those?) serving eastern Connecticut for “best campground”.
No mention of it being a nudist campground of course, but how awesome would it be if a nudist campground won a mainstream newspaper general “best of” award like this?
Vote early, vote often. You can vote once per day.
Let’s get a nudist resort the title of “best campground” in eastern Connecticut”!
The naturist community doesn’t grow by accident—it grows because people reach out.
Every new connection, every friendly hello, every invitation to join in… it all matters.
If you want to see naturism thrive:
☀️ Welcome someone new
☀️ Invite a friend to an event
☀️ Share your positive experiences
☀️ Be the reason someone feels they belong
Strong communities aren’t built by numbers—they’re built by people who show up.
Let’s grow this together.
What’s one small thing you’ve done (or could do) to help the your naturist community grow?
This is an article I wrote for INF-FNI as a call to arms against the growing threat of OS-level censorship on our own devices.