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Virginia Nudists

Favorite VA places?

Publié May 1, 2009

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dav555Auteur d'origine
May 1, 2009

Anyone have favorite places in VA to Hang out?

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  • ME
    Membre
    Mar 10, 2010

    I would say Avalon, white Tail and Ocracoke!

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  • BA
    BareDude
    May 30, 2010

    There's a swimming hole in Shenendoah National Park I love to go to for skinnydipping and sunning. Some of the pictures I posted were taken there. It is off the established trail enough so that not a lot of people find it, but other people do go there. If I go on a weekend I go in the morning and plan to hike out around 1 PM. Weekdays I can go there and spend an afternoon naked without being disturbed. If anyone would like to join me, I would like to spend time with another nudist there.

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  • NU
    nudist23937
    Jun 26, 2010

    My 40 acres up in charlotte county.  Nothing but peace and quite and 3 creeks to freeze in.

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  • SE
    Jul 21, 2010

    LOL rub  it  in ...  the best  I  can do right  ( I haven't won  the lottery and I havent got my nerve up  for whitetail ) is  my patio which is  enclosed.

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  • ME
    Membre
    Oct 1, 2010

    Come to white tail you will love it. Get lost in the crowd lol

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  • ME
    Membre
    Oct 1, 2010

    Love to get naked at the James River, safe, sane, and fun.

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  • SE
    Seeker20060001
    Apr 27, 2011

    Ehhh... don't sweat it! Once you get there and check in, you won't hesitate to nuden yourself- lol. Besides, they have an "open house" every year (June or July... check the website) where you can go in and stay clothed as long as you feel you need to. If you loosen up and lose your clothes (I think by 4 pm), you can stay for the rest of the day. If you don't lose your clothes by then, you'll need to leave. Trust me, though, it won't take long. I was nekkid in about 10 minutes and never felt the least bit self-conscious.
    By the way, the open house visit is free for first-timers.

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