Go Bare

A good club gives you somewhere private to relax naked, outdoors in summer and often in a sauna or pool all year, among friendly people. Your first visit is usually an introductory one: here’s what actually happens.

We recommend joining British Naturism, the national body many of these clubs belong to.

Aberdeenshire

Bedfordshire

Berkshire

Bristol

Buckinghamshire

Cambridgeshire

Cheshire

County Durham

Cumbria

Devon

Dorset

East Lothian

East Riding of Yorkshire

East Sussex

Essex

Flintshire

Glasgow City

Gloucestershire

Greater London

Greater Manchester

Hampshire

Hertfordshire

Isle of Wight

Kent

Lancashire

Leicestershire

Lincolnshire

Merseyside

Monmouthshire

Norfolk

North Yorkshire

Northern Ireland

Nottinghamshire

Oxfordshire

Shropshire

Somerset

South Yorkshire

Staffordshire

Suffolk

Surrey

Tyne and Wear

Vale of Glamorgan

West Dunbartonshire

West Lothian

West Midlands

West Sussex

West Yorkshire

Worcestershire

FAQs

How do I join a naturist club?

Contact the club through its website. Most invite you for an introductory visit, show you round and explain the rules, then you can join. Many are affiliated to British Naturism, and being a BN member often helps.

What is a landed naturist club?

A club that owns or rents its own grounds, usually private woodland or fields with facilities such as a pool, sauna, clubhouse and camping. Non-landed clubs meet at swims, saunas and outings instead.

Are naturist clubs sexual?

No. Naturist clubs are social, family places with strict rules. Anyone who behaves inappropriately is asked to leave.

What happens at a naturist swim?

A club hires a public pool after hours, so everyone can swim and relax naked in privacy. They’re one of the easiest ways to try naturism, especially in winter.