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Clubs we recommend:
Tallahassee Naturally
Home of the nude College Greek Athletic Meet each spring
and Full-Moon Skinny-Dips during the warmer months
Resorts we recommend:
Specials: $6 daily entrance to those ages 18-30 who are either students or FYN members
Directions below
Specials: $5 daily entrance to those 18-35
Dawsonville, Georgia
Specials: College students with ID, only $5 entrance. Special yearly membership rates for those age 18-25
Beaches we recommend:
South Florida:
Miami, FL
Florida's premier nude beach and one of the best in the world!
Directions Below
North Palm Beach, FL
North end of beach
Experience the true Florida at this preserved state park. MacArthur is not a legally sanctioned naturist location. Traditionally this was known as Air Force Beach, where John Macarthur and friend Walt Disney allegedly skinny-dipped along with hundreds of other nudists each weekend. Today things have changed. State laws technically ban nudity but these laws are not always enforced and require lewd behavior to hold up in court if cited. You may find a quiet spot at the north end of the beach or rent a kayak at the park and spend the day nude on an island. You can always ask other naturists that you may encounter what the current situation is with park rangers. The rangers occasionally come by on 4-wheeler, their attitudes towards nudity vary and at worst will ask you to cover up an/or move further north down the beach.
Organizations that protect our freedom as naturists:
Directions to Sunsport Gardens:
From the North:
VIA 1-95:
- Exit #77 (Northlake Blvd. Palm Beach Gardens)
- Drive west on Northlake Blvd. for 8.5 miles.
- Turn left at light onto Coconut Blvd. Continue on Coconut Blvd. 5 miles until the road ends.
- Turn right on 40th St. Drive 1.5 miles past stop sign.
- Jog left at 140th Ave., look for the sign. Continue straight for short distance, then right into Sunsport Gardens.
VIA FLORIDA'S TURNPIKE:
- Exit #109 (PGA Blvd. Palm Beach Gardens)
- Head east towards 1-95, just before 1-95 ramps take a right (south) on Military Trail
- Drive 1.5 miles to Northlake Blvd, turn right (west)
- Drive west on Northlake Blvd. for 8 miles.
- Turn left at light onto Coconut Blvd. Continue on Coconut Blvd. 5 miles until the road ends.
- Turn right on 40th St. Drive 1.5 miles past stop sign.
- Jog left at 140th Ave., look for the sign. Continue straight for short distance, then right into Sunsport Gardens.
From the South:
VIA 1-95:
- Exit #70 (Okeechobee Blvd. West Palm Beach).
- West on Okeechobee Blvd. Pass the Florida Turnpike and continue for 8.5 miles. Drive through the town of Royal Palm Beach.
- Turn right (north) on D Road (a dirt road) after the city of Royal Palm Beach. Follow D Road two miles to the end. You will come to a "T" at North Road.
- Turn right onto North Road.
- Take first available left (0.3 mile) into Sunsport Gardens.
VIA FLORIDA'S TURNPIKE:
- Exit #99 (Okeechobee Blvd. West Palm Beach)
- West on Okeechobee Blvd. 8.5 miles from the Turnpike. Drive through the town of Royal Palm Beach.
- Turn right (north) on D Road (a dirt road) after the city of Royal Palm Beach. Follow D Road two miles to the end. You will come to a "T" at North Road.
- Turn right onto North Road.
- Take first available left (0.3 mile) into Sunsport Gardens.
Directions to Haulover Beach (taken from SFFB.com):
If you wish to use an Internet map/driving direction service, use: 10800 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL, 33154 as the destination address for Haulover Beach Park.
From the North:
Take Interstate 95 south to Ives Dairy Road, which is 8 miles south of Interstate 595 & the Ft. Lauderdale airport. At Ives Dairy Road, exit and go east 1.2 miles to US-1. Turn right (south) onto US-1. Move into the left-hand lane, because in 0.6 miles you will need to turn left (east) onto SR 856, William Lehman Causeway. (However, be careful to avoid the left turn lanes into the Aventura Mall before the causeway turn.) Go east 1.6 miles and exit south onto A1A. Go 1.6 miles to SR 826 and continue south underneath the overpass. In 0.8 miles you will just barely notice the signs on the right for North Beach Parking, the first parking lot in the park.
[Somemay prefer the simpler route of taking US-1 farther south to SR 826 and then heading east. This avoids the need to cross 4 lanes of mall-bound traffic in 0.6 miles to make the Lehman Causeway turn; the advantage of the causeway route is that it is a high overpass with no drawbridge over the Intracoastal. In any case, if you miss the causeway turn, just keep going south to SR 826 and turn left.]
From the South:
TakeI-95 or US-1 north to NW 125 Street (Route 922) and go east across Broad Causeway (50 cent toll) to Collins Ave (AIA). Then turn left (north) onto Collins Ave. In about a mile you will go over the bridge over Baker's Haulover Cut. Proceed about 1.4 miles over the bridge, past the marina, golf course and boat dock, to the North Beach Parking lot on the left at the far north end of the park.
