I'm going away today until Monday to an event at a nudist club. With the weather forecast expecting it to be hot and dry, though windy at times I hope to be nude throughout that time, 24/7 as the evening temperatures are expected to suit nudity too. I will take a change of clothing for the return journey and something to wrap up in just in case it is cooler. The venue expects full nudity unless its cool, its not as clothing-optional as some other venues, I prefer it when everyone is naked so that's fine by me. They do make exceptions for newbies to acclimatise a bit slower to being nude full time there and for other personal reasons. The friends we're meeting there are taking similarly small amounts of clothing. We are taking the view that we're paying entry to be nude so why wear clothing?For other nudist trips the amount of clothing taken may increase according to the weather predictions. We tend to consider ourselves as nudists rather than 'clothing-optionalists' so we want to be naked as much as possible when visiting this type of place. Some locations require people to wear something at certain evening events - eating in restaurants for example. If possible we find nude-friendly alternatives.
How long is the drive?
If not too long, would it be possible to wear the same clothes on the way home and not take any others with you?
Not a resort, but at Gunnison beach, most people are fully nude, even though it is clothing optional.
Most of those who are not nude are either with someone who is or not sufficiently dressed for most if not all other beaches in NJ (topless women, g strings on either gender, etc.).
A belated thanks, Andy. It turned out to be the hottest weekend of the year so far, so it was virtually 100% nudity during the daytime and many did the same as us and remained nude throughout our visit.
I probably don't visit as many nudist clubs as you do but I have also noticed what seems to be an increase in the number of both residents and visitors wearing something at them. Maybe not for all of the time, but I do get the sense that we're at clothing-optional venues rather than nudist ones, despite how they choose to describe themselves. I'm not advocating that 'nudists' should be nude 24/7 irrespective of the weather. Nor does it bother me that I'm nude when others are not, I've been visiting clothing-optional beaches for +40 years so I'm very used to being naked while others there are not. Not every nudist is as comfortable with the latter situation though and many choose to visit nudist clubs because they feel that they will be with nudists, yet it can seem that there are quite a lot of non-naked people at them too. I'm with you in preferring nudity to be mandatory when we're at nudist venues though. It is a unique experience when we're all nude in an environment reserved for nudists, a wonderful experience.
As of today, I have nothing planned for August 30 & 31. If it stays that way, I should be able to stay nude from sometime Thursday evening until I get ready for church on Sunday. While 60 some hours may not be a lot to some of you, it would be the longest time yet for me by far.
I'm hoping to surpass my previous record of 310 hours (12 days 2 hours) in holiday this year.
Achieved it at 14 days and 2 hours - Undressed immediately after parking the car at our Euronat apartment (10:30 am Saturday) and stayed naked (and mostly barefoot) until 1:30 pm on Saturday a fortnight later, having checked out naked from our apartment naked, breakfasted and lunched naked in two of the restaurants before dressing to drive to the Royan Ferry.
During that time we ate in restaurants most evenings and did all our shopping totally naked.
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