Comments on: A Barn Not So GRAND http://www.nudistday.com/article/a-barn-not-so-grand.html Naturist news & views Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:23:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Nude Nancy http://www.nudistday.com/article/a-barn-not-so-grand.html/comment-page-1#comment-1051 Nude Nancy Tue, 08 Jun 2010 05:39:55 +0000 http://www.nudistday.com/index.php/article/a-barn-not-so-grand.html#comment-1051 I agree with your comment about The Grand Barn rustic appearance and simplistic back to basics kind of feel. It is the kind of place that encapsulates a very natural feel and keeps to the "o natural" motto. My stay was short, however I felt that it was quite pleasant and I enjoyed the walk through cornfield, along the pond (which is quite stunning even if it isn't up to the vastness of a lake) and proceeded on through the forest. I must admit the bugs do tend to be a nuisance, but that is expected when roaming through a rather wooded area. The trails in fact were quite maintained as well as I did not have any problems walking and getting some glimpses of mother natures beauty. The fact that The Grand Barn is open to any was also a deciding factor for a return visit. They hold no judgment there and the people I have met have been kind and welcoming. I admit they could have more publicly promoted events (which the website unfortunately does not do justice for and is rather chaotic and all over the place), which I hope Peter Riden will take it upon himself to work on such things in the future. All in all I think that it is a very relaxing and serene campground that is idle for those who want to have a care-free experience like bathing in the sun or swapping stories and songs by the campfire (which is a rather fun time!) I agree with your comment about The Grand Barn rustic appearance and simplistic back to basics kind of feel. It is the kind of place that encapsulates a very natural feel and keeps to the “o natural” motto. My stay was short, however I felt that it was quite pleasant and I enjoyed the walk through cornfield, along the pond (which is quite stunning even if it isn’t up to the vastness of a lake) and proceeded on through the forest. I must admit the bugs do tend to be a nuisance, but that is expected when roaming through a rather wooded area. The trails in fact were quite maintained as well as I did not have any problems walking and getting some glimpses of mother natures beauty.
The fact that The Grand Barn is open to any was also a deciding factor for a return visit. They hold no judgment there and the people I have met have been kind and welcoming.

I admit they could have more publicly promoted events (which the website unfortunately does not do justice for and is rather chaotic and all over the place), which I hope Peter Riden will take it upon himself to work on such things in the future.

All in all I think that it is a very relaxing and serene campground that is idle for those who want to have a care-free experience like bathing in the sun or swapping stories and songs by the campfire (which is a rather fun time!)

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