We nudists go to great pains to tell the world that nudism isn’t about sex…but are they hearing “we don’t have sex”? Nothing could be further from the truth! Fact is, most naturists have a healthy sex life that’s better than the average!

The mere fact of seeing the opposite sex naked is not what excites a nudist, obviously. This is not to say we don’t appreciate a fine physique — quite to the contrary, we appreciate physical beauty more than the rest! Rest assured, animal attraction just doesn’t disappear in a naturist environment! That’s exactly the reason why nudist venues discourage close physical contact: such intimacy could engender visible male excitement!

By our very nature, I think we have a more fulfilling sex life than those in the clothed world, because when we make love it would likely be fueled by more than lust, and also because we tend to be more sensual and open-minded.

People in the textile world will say they want to get “in his/her pants”, or “can’t wait to see him/her naked”…We’re way beyond that from the get go!!!

Several high end nudist resorts exist in the United States, but a visit there doesn’t have to cost much, or even anything! Membership in a nudist association such as he AANR usually gets you a further discount.
Fact is, if you plan to visit such a venue but don’t plan to splurge, all offer low or very reasonable day rate (”Grounds fee”). This doesn’t give you a room for the night, but it typically gives you full access to all of the club’s facilities for the entire day/evening. Some examples [second figure is AANR member price]: Cypress Cove, Florida: $20/$16 per person; Paradise Lakes, Florida: $27/$21.50 pp; Caliente, Florida: $27/$21 pp; Desert Shadows, California: $40 per couple, $25 singles. Furthermore, several of the clubs let first time vistors in free, while most allow you in free after 5pm under certain circumstances. Cypress Cove has “young people” days where the grounds fee is just $5 for anybody under 35.
In short, unlike most textile resorts and hotels, nudist clubs vie to attract lots of patrons, whether they stay overnight or not. Conversely, unlike textile people, nudists usually like to be around a lot of other nudists!

As nudists, we’ve become used to being the butt of the joke! Here’s a silly online game called “Nudist Trampolining”.

 Play game here