Northern New England Nude? Maine, NH, Vermont

I have been nudism-curious for years, but this with spring coming here, I've decided that this is the year I become a nudist for real. I am looking for any advice on what to do and how to meet fellow nudists in cold-weather spots like Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. I am also looking for nudism ettiquette advice, no matter how basic.Be yourself. conduct yourself the same way you would in any atmosphere in which children and women might be present. You are currently probably a private or home nudist. You're looking to be a social nudist now. There are some nonlanded clubs that rent out facilities during winter months or hold gatherings at members' homes.
Remember to sit on your own towel as bare ettiquete demands this. Bring your own snacks and beverages if the destination is a nudist park and allows it. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring your own sunscreen and apply 1/2 hr. before getting into the sun and every couple of hours thereafter. When you talk w/someont look at them in the eyes. You might want to bring a head covering/cap/hat. Shower before getting into a pool or hot tub. If you're going to a nudist resort or park, you might bring a book or G-rated magazine to entertain yourself. Greet people as they pass.
Find clubs at www.naturistsociety.com under Network as well as this site's locations. Since you are single, telephone the organization to find out when and if you could visit and what their policies are. You might find additional clubs at www.aanr.com
I've been a nudist for well over 40 of my 65+ years and visited more than 50 parks, resorts, clubs, and beaches.

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Thank you Cheri. That is very helpful!

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