Baker Beach

Baker Beach

About Baker Beach

Baker Beach, nestled in San Francisco, California, is a premier destination for nudists and naturists seeking a serene escape. This clothing-optional beach offers breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge, making it a picturesque spot for those embracing the naturist lifestyle. While nudity is permitted on the northern section of the beach, visitors should be aware that the southern area near the bridge is not clothing-optional.

Baker Beach is renowned for its clean environment and friendly atmosphere, making it a top choice for FKK (Freikörperkultur) enthusiasts. Although amenities like restrooms and picnic tables are available, visitors should bring essentials such as water and sunblock. It's important to note that while Baker Beach is a popular spot for nude sunbathing, always respect the local guidelines and privacy of others to maintain the beach’s welcoming nature.

Enjoy the liberating experience of Baker Beach, where the spirit of freedom and natural beauty coalesce, offering a unique retreat for those in the nudist community.

Baker Beach Directions

Follow the signs on Lincoln Blvd in San Francisco. The beach is located between the SeaCliff neighborhood and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Free parking lot, fills up fast in the summer
Illegally parked cars will be ticketed

The nude area is at the north end, which starts at the brown sign that says Hazardous Surf...
To reach a wind-protected spot, hike around the big rocks at low tide