My wife and I just came back from Cypress Cove from our first nudist experience. We could not have picked a better place to make our first. This place was amazing. We loved the facilities, the food and most of all the ability to be nude the entire visit. I did not put on a piece of clothing until the moment that we had to drive off the property to fly home. My wife, who was excited but nervous to go, also did not dress at all for the entire weekend. The only stitch of clothes she wore was a sheer cover up to dinner at night. We left already plotting on how to get back there.
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- SI
Jun 28, 2016I felt and did the same thing my first time there. I tent camped and the 2nd time there was naked right off the bat. Even before i set up camp or went into office. Great food at Cheeks and nice pool set up. Was also my first time paddle boarding and what better way then to do it nude. Already have the Open House weekend slotted for there.
ReactReply - MEMemberJun 29, 2016
My wife and I too felt that way with our first visit. We ended up buying a winter home in the area of the Cove and getting a memership. We can then attend daily if we want.
ReactReply - JNJNudeOriginal PosterJun 29, 2016[quote]My wife and I too felt that way with our first visit.  We ended up buying a winter home in the area of the Cove and getting a memership.  We can then attend daily if we want. [/quote] My wife and I are not ready to move just yet. We have kids that have to finish high school and college yet. When they are done with school, moving closer to this resort just jumped to the top of our list of places to move to.ReactReply
- MEMemberDec 30, 2016
Sounds great. Working on getting my wife to go, but she is afraid others will judge her.
ReactReply - GE
Dec 30, 2016Here at the Cove we judge people by their personality not by their body shape or any of the other measures the textiles like to use
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 7, 2017
My wife and I plan on attending at least nudepolooza. This is a big step for her. She has the body image fear. I don't know which she is more afraid -someone will look or someone won't look
ReactReply - MA
Jan 7, 2017[quote]My wife and I plan on attending at least nudepolooza. This is a big step for her. She has the body image fear. I don't know which she is more afraid -someone will look or someone won't look[/quote] Nudeapalooza is a great time. We have been to the last three and make our reservations for the following year every year as we check out. It is very crowded, though. It might not be the best weekend to go if you are not sure about being nude in a large crowd. If you are confident, though, there is nothing better than the comaraderie of a big open air concert. Bare Necessities is doing a Nudeapalooza at sea on next month's nude cruise. One of the bands was at the 2015 Nudeapalooza at the Cove (Sting Police).ReactReply - MEMemberJan 8, 2017
Crowds are good for her for some reaso.i don't know why.
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 8, 2017
Nude a palooza would be a perfect time for your wife if she is worried about being seen. There is so much activity that hers and others minds are occupied. Its a great time. There is if course other great themed weekends that are just as good and closer in time if you want to move along a bit sooner.
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 8, 2017
I am interested in other events, but Laura is still being a little bit mmm shy about it
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 8, 2017
What other events do they have?mis the cove considered nude or clothing optional. What I mean is if Laura and (BTW I'm Barry) went to nude a polo a could she jus[ be topless? She prefers shorts or pants instead carrying a towel to sit on.
I really want to get there soon and check it out. Is it relaxing or high energy around there. We like both but prefer high energy.
We don't camp so what would be a good room choice for us.
ReactReply - MAJan 8, 2017[quote]What other events do they have?mis the cove considered nude or clothing optional. What I mean is if Laura and (BTW I'm Barry) went to nude a polo a could she jus[ be topless? She prefers shorts or pants instead carrying a towel to sit on. I really want to get there soon and check it out. Is it relaxing or high energy around there. We like both but prefer high energy. We don't camp so what would be a good room choice for us.[/quote] You don't have to be nude at CC, even at the concert. I can only speak for Nude-a-palooza weekend, as that's the only time we've been there, but other than Saturday during the concert, it is more laid back.ReactReply
- GEJan 8, 2017
Cypress Cove is clothing optional all the time except if you are in one of the swimming pools or hot tubs
Going around nude while in the midst of other nude people is not as daunting as one thinks it is
Going around nude in front of other people can sometimes take some time to get used to -- sometimes as long as 15 minutes
Naturally yours,
George
Currently living in Florida's Most Beautiful Clothes-Free ResortReactReply - MEMemberJan 9, 2017
George is right and he is also one of the friendly people you might see when you visit. Many of us know him there. Look at the Cove website calendar for the different events coming up. Most are a good time. Valentine weekend may be a good first stop. And be sure to book the dance. Usually A taste of Love is the band and one of the biggest draws there. It might make her very much at ease that weekend.
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