Nudist family visits

My extended family has its own nudist contingent — something we always regarded as an oddity when I was growing up, until I actually grew up and realised it was perfectly normal. So when we were looking around for things to do on our recent visit to Swanage, in Dorset, it seemed like an obvious choice. The entire beach is two and a half miles long, but the nudist bit takes up less than half of that. You also have to walk to it — the car park is some distance from the naturist section, which is clearly marked by signs. When we eventually arrive, the place is quiet.

Cypress Cove is one of the best nudist resorts in the world for first time nudists. The resort is large and welcoming, with a lovely lakefront area where you may adjust at your own pace. We're family friendly, so you should always feel safe and comfortable, even on your first visit. Curious but not entirely sure you're ready? We completely understand. Visiting a nudist resort can be a little scary the first time. It's a quick tour and there's never any sales pitch or pressure to stay.

I've been here a few times, and every time is a great experience. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly. There's always an event to attend, either organized by White Tail, or by someone who owns or is visiting. Just lounging by the pool and socializing can be as much fun as volleyball games, karaoke, dances, or any of the many activities that take place.

A relaxing natural haven in our more than wooded acres, White Thorn offers a family friendly atmosphere, campgrounds, sports and recreational facilities, weekend events, and the opportunity for renewal that is unique to the nudist experience. Members and guests attend the weekend dances with bands and DJs, dinners, meetings, Yoga and other types of exercise. Both pools are fully handicapped accessible which includes lifts to enter and exit the water as well as proper wheelchair ramps to access the complete sunning area. Outdoor showers, an indoor bathhouse, and the sauna are only a few feet away.