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Anonymous said:
nude resorts cost to much money...Go to sandy hook,they have to close the whole park so many people go there...


If you are lucky enough to live close enough, want to fight the traffic, and limit your visits to about 90 days each summer then Sandy Hook is a very popular option for enjoying naturism for very little money. But remember, the costs of operating the public beach there is spread out over millions of taxpayers because it is a State Park.

For the rest of the country, enjoying the freedom of being nude means either a once or twice a year week (or two) in the Caribbean (with all the associated costs), or finding a local naturist venue within a few hours' drive from home that has the facilities which they find inviting and people they find welcoming and then paying a fair price that allows the facility to stay in business, operate, maintain, and improve those facilities, pay the electric, gas, and water bills, pay the staff a living wage, and provide the owners with some return on their large investment...with no funding from the taxpayers!

You get what you pay for...


Bill