I was looking up nudists resorts and found this for my American friends
http://www.aanr.com/places-to-go
Visit AANR Nudist Resorts, Nude Beaches and Public Lands
Welcome to the Places To Go section of aanr.com. This area is the gateway to your next clothing optional or clothes free experience.
AANR is proud to be affiliated with 200 nudist resorts and clubs across North America and beyond. Visitors will find everything from upscale amenities to back-to-nature campgrounds in AANR clubs plus everything in between.
AANR is also affiliated with seven regions across North America. To find out more about each region and the clubs located in each, visit the AANR Regions page.
AANR Clubs
Use our convenient locator tool to find a club by AANR region, state, zip code, or simple search.
NOTE: If you are having trouble viewing individual AANR clubs due to the high concentration of clubs in certain areas, please use the “zoom” feature to view all club locations individually. If you cannot view all clubs in a certain state due to distance, please expand your distance parameters in the drop-down box to view all clubs.
Additionally, all clubs, their contact information, and links to their websites are to the left of the map.
Nude Beaches and Public Lands
Read about some of the most popular nude beaches and public lands from Haulover Beach in Miami to Wreck Beach in British Columbia, Canada
Nude Recreation From A Woman's Perspective
Do you remember skinny dipping when you were young – the luxurious feeling of freedom and innocent fun that you felt then? You owe it to yourself to rediscover the child in you, to recapture that innocence no matter what your age, your occupation, or your physical appearance. Self acceptance and total relaxation are two of nude recreation's greatest contribution to today's woman.
Here is what one of our members had to say about her experience,"One of the healthiest things I did for myself was to try nude recreation. I quickly learned that being nude is actually quite natural, what you might call a life enhancing experience. Why? Because having gone nude in a social setting, I now accept who I am and feel comfortable with my own body. Experiencing who I am on the inside has become more important to me than what I look like on the outside. Sure, I still enjoy being well groomed, but I no longer feel the stress associated with trying to wear trendy clothes or that I'm not living up to fashion magazine images of what my body is supposed to look like.
"When I'm at an AANR club, I'm in a relaxed community. It's a very supportive environment. Being nude has become the most normal thing in the world. I sometimes wonder, if you'll pardon this well-worn phrase, what took me so long. The people I've met are courteous and friendly, there are no pressures, no daily hassles. At a club it's easier to relate to people on the basis of who they really are, not by the image their clothes say they are. And I feel a sense of respect for me as an individual. It feels fabulous to be judged by who I am and not by the physical condition of my body or the style clothing I'm wearing. Now, whether I'm at a nudist club or at my job, my self-esteem says, 'Hey, I am a beautiful person!' My whole being is more relaxed; I've never been this confident."
Whether you're a parent or couple that decide to visit a nudist club, or you're single and thinking about giving it a try, you may still have reservations. It's normal. Once you're there, you'll quickly overcome your concerns.
AANR clubs maintain ethical standards of behavior in a wholesome, family-friendly atmosphere. Everyone accepts each other as they are. It doesn't matter if you have a surgical scar, had a mastectomy, have large breasts or small breasts, wide hips and a flat belly, or a little belly and narrow hips. No one expects you to have a perfect body. From the moment you remove your clothes, you will feel safe and comfortable, and free…free from your restrictive "second skin," free to truly relax, and free to just be you.
Why not Indulge yourself in a luxury only nature can provide
This is from the AANR site
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I have been a member of AANR for many years.