Mostly Naked Trip

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• ME

  

  mensasnem

  Apr 18, 2021

  Not yet, but planning to.
  
  Going to move from SW Missouri to SW Oregon. Three days, two nights on the road. Will probably bring a t-shirt just in case it's actually necessary.
  
  Motels don't really care what you wear, so shorts will probably be enough. I don't wear shoes.

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• SI

  

  Singemusique

  Apr 18, 2021

  Tshirt or some sort of shirt is probably good in case you want to or need to stop at a rest area for bathroom or convenience store for a snack or something.

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• ME

  Member

  Apr 19, 2021

  [quote]Tshirt or some sort of shirt is probably good in case you want to or need to stop at a rest area for bathroom or convenience store for a snack or something.[/quote] Excellent to keep in mind. In my state, snack bars, diners, and everyplace to eat on Interstate service plazas has a sign, "No shirt, no service. "

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• PK

  

  PK1969

  Apr 19, 2021

  [quote]Not yet, but planning to. Going to move from SW Missouri to SW Oregon. Three days, two nights on the road. Will probably bring a t-shirt just in case it's actually necessary. Motels don't really care what you wear, so shorts will probably be enough. I don't wear shoes.[/quote] When are you moving ?!

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• MI

  

  minimalist75Original Poster

  Apr 19, 2021

  [quote]Tshirt or some sort of shirt is probably good in case you want to or need to stop at a rest area for bathroom or convenience store for a snack or something.[/quote] Free standing rest rooms not inside an establishment that serves food take care of the bathroom problem. PA requires shirts. NJ, and all states along the Atlantic coast from MD to FL do not. I have used a restroom shirtless in all of them and never had a problem.

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• MI

  

  minimalist75Original Poster

  Apr 20, 2021

  For that matter, many of these free standing rest rooms have snack and drink vending machines and you can usually find a drive through window for a more substantial snack.

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• ME

  

  mensasnem

  Apr 20, 2021

  [quote]When are you moving ?![/quote] Several reason. One of which is the much favorable laws regarding nudity. Or, more specifically, the lack of a state-wide anti-nudity law.

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• MI

  

  minimalist75Original Poster

  Apr 27, 2021

  [quote]Not yet, but planning to. Going to move from SW Missouri to SW Oregon. Three days, two nights on the road. Will probably bring a t-shirt just in case it's actually necessary. Motels don't really care what you wear, so shorts will probably be enough. I don't wear shoes.[/quote] So then do you intend to pack most of your clothes with the furniture and household goods and have the minimum in your car?

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• MI

  

  minimalist75Original Poster

  May 4, 2021

  [quote]Not yet, but planning to. Going to move from SW Missouri to SW Oregon. Three days, two nights on the road. Will probably bring a t-shirt just in case it's actually necessary. Motels don't really care what you wear, so shorts will probably be enough. I don't wear shoes.[/quote] Strangely enough, a male posted that he tried to check into a clothing optional resort wearing just shorts and he was told to wear a shirt also next time because the registration area was outside of the clothing optional area!

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• MI

  

  minimalist75Original Poster

  May 19, 2021

  [quote]When are you moving ?!Several reason. One of which is the much favorable laws regarding nudity. Or, more specifically, the lack of a state-wide anti-nudity law. If I'm understanding correctly, OR is more nudist friendly? Right? Are there any other states that's more nudist friendly than OR?[/quote] I have read elsewhere than VT is nude friendly from a legal standpoint, but not in terms of climate.

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• ME

  

  mensasnem

  May 19, 2021

  [quote]When are you moving ?![/quote] My bad. You asked "when" and I read "why." I'm moving next spring or summer.

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• ME

  

  mensasnem

  May 19, 2021

  [quote]I have read elsewhere than VT is nude friendly from a legal standpoint, but not in terms of climate.[/quote] VT laws are very nudist friendly, but I don't think I could handle the climate -- too cold. Western Oregon, on the other hand, is the same hardiness zone as most of the south. Not as hot in the summer, but rarely freezes in the winter.

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