San Onofre Beach

San Onofre Beach

About San Onofre Beach

Escape to the sun-kissed sands of San Onofre Beach, a cherished haven within the nudist and naturist community. Known for its laid-back vibe and scenic views, this beach offers a delightful retreat for anyone looking to shed their garments and bask in natural freedom.

Historically, San Onofre has been a hotspot for those who embrace the clothing-optional lifestyle. Despite changes in regulations, the beach's tradition of naturism continues to thrive, thanks to local advocacy and a dedicated community. It's a place where the spirit of FKK (Freikörperkultur) – free body culture – is alive and well!

Visitors can enjoy a variety of amenities, including volleyball courts and picnic areas, making it perfect for a day under the sun. The friendly atmosphere makes it easy to see why this spot remains a favorite among those who prefer a nude beach experience.

So, if you're looking to soak up some vitamin D on your terms, San Onofre Beach awaits. It's not just a beach; it's a lifestyle!

San Onofre Beach Directions

I-5 exit at Basilone Road
Follow Basilone to the state park (NOT the state beach)
The entrance is 0.5 miles south of the entrance to the nuclear plant.
Inside the park, follow the road 3.0 miles to the end of the parking lot. Look for either of the two signs for Beach Trail #6

Parking lot, fee charged
Fills up by 9 AM on hot days, but you may be able to get around this by paying for an overnight camping spot
Or, drive to Las Pulgas Road, park there and bicycle in

Walk down steep path #6 to the sand, then another 20 minutes to south along the shore, past the lifeguard station and past the gully