San Diego - #1 - Black's Beach
San Clemente - #2 - San Onofre State Beach
Los Angeles Area
Santa Barbara Area
San Luis Obispo - Pirate's Beach
Santa Cruz - Red White & Blue Beach
Pacifica - Gray Whale Cove State Park
#3 - San Francisco Area
Lake Tahoe
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California has world class nudist resorts.
Palm Springs - Together, these 3 resorts offer everything you could want
in a clothing optional or nudist resort. - Terra Cotta - Morningside Inn - and the incredible adult playground,
Sea Mountain Ranch and Nude Spa.
Colton - Olive Dell
Olive Dell nestles two thousand feet high in semi-desert country among hills which provide an ideal year round climate in which to relax or enjoy outdoor recreation totally free of restrictive clothing.
San Diego - Black's Nude Beach
Directions - Go north from San Diego on I-5. Take the La Jolla Village Drive exit. Travel west about 1/2 mile and turn right on Torrey Pines Road. Just past the Salk Institute you'll see a sign for the gliderport. Turn left there and park in the lot. Take the stairs down to the beach. The nude beach is to the right of the trail when you get to the beach.
Personal Accounts: My First Day at Black's.
Local Club: Black's Beach, P.O. Box 12255, La Jolla, CA 92039
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San Clemente - San Onofre State Beach
Alert - The State of California plans to stop nude use of San Onofre. Protect your freedom. Get the details from the Friends of San Onofre. Call Governor Schwarzenegger. Ask him to stop this action.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone: 916-445-2841
An hour north of San Diego and 90 minutes south of Los Angeles. Many would say this is the finest nude beach in California.
Directions: Go past San Clemente on the I-5. Take the San Onofre exit. Go into the State Beach. Drive about two miles to Beach Trail #6. Park past the area designated for camping. There are three trails named Trail #6. They all lead down to the beach you want. We always go past the last Trail #6, park near the restrooms, and walk down. It's an easy path. In fact, the trail becomes a road used for official vehicles. When you get to the beach go left. The nude beach begins 300 yards south of the last lifeguard tower.
Personal Account: My Perfect Day at San Onofre
Aerial View - From the California Coastline Project
Los Angeles Area
There are no legal or no hassle nude beaches. The closest is San Onofre.
Santa Barbara Nude Beaches
Update - 04-18-07:
One of our readers reports the following for More Mesa:
Go north of the trail/stairs. I've been there many times as well as other people. On a warm summer day you might find 100 people there. There are no facilities such as bathrooms, water or trash pickup.
There is a group of people trying to get back the lost nude beaches there such as Rincon. Before 1998 hundreds of people would be there on a summer weekend. Nude Beach Alliance is the name of the group. They have a website: nudebeachalliance.com and could use support to regain the nude beaches.
Though there have been some great nude beaches in this area, in 2000, the police began cracking down on nudity on the beaches. Some of the popular beaches for nude sunning, prior to the crack down, were Rincon in Carpenteria, Cemetery Beach off East Cabrillo Blvd, and More Mesa to the north of Santa Barbara.
Above Santa Barbara - Gaviota Beach State Park - State Park Ranger Tyson Butzke reports that anti-nudity laws are strictly enforced.
San Luis Obispo - Pirates Nude Beach at Avila
Directions: - take the Avila road exit off Hwy 101. Head west for about two miles. Look for an uphill road named Cave Landing. Take that road. There is a sign that say's Not a Through Road - No Overnight Camping. Follow the road to the parking lot and take the trail down to this beautiful cove.
Santa Cruz - Red, White and Blue Nude Beach
(June08 - The property has been sold, and not currentlly open)
Pacifica - Gray Whale Cove Nude State Beach
AKA: Devil's Slide or Gray Whale Cove
Directions: Go south through Pacifica and then about 3 miles south of Denny's in Linda Mar - in the past the road has been unmarked but now look for signs to Gray Whale Cove State Park.
This is the first official clothing optional state beach in California.
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San Francisco - North Baker's Nude Beach
Directions - off Lincoln Blvd, near the Presidio and Golden Gate Bridge
North of San Franciso - though there are several nude beaches in this area, the most popular is Red Rock Beach.
Directions: Park 1/2 mile south of Stinson Beach and then follow the trail down to the ocean. It will take you about 10 minutes.
Lake Tahoe - Secret Cove Nude Beach
On the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe. The beach is small due to high water but if you get there early (10:00 am) you should have no problem finding one of the nicer spots. Besides the beach area there are many large boulders that surround the cove, many use them just lay out.. The water in the cove is shallow so it stays fairly warm and is great for swimming, or just floating on an air mattress. The beach is recognized as a nude beach and nearly everyone is nude.
Directions: - From the bay area take I 80 east to Sacramento. Look for the Highway 50 exit and take it east to Lake Tahoe. From Stateline, take Highway 50 north to Highway 28. Go north on 28 about five miles until you see a parking lot on the west (lake) side of the highway. Park here. Walk south on the fire road that begins here until you come to two Porta Potties and some trash cans. Follow the trail that starts here down to the beach. Expect a 10- to 15-minute walk. If the lot is full, you can park on the shoulder of 28, south of the last No Parking sign (cars on the asphalt itself will be cited). On the west side of the road, follow signs that say Trail to the beach path. The trail also leades to Chimney Beach which is sometimes used by nudists, The boulders between Chimney and Secret Cove are reconized as clothing optional.
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