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Naturist Camping....Give it a Try



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Heading towards winter but in the spring why don't you try naturist camping ?
You might ask “What’s so special about camping naked” and the answer is everything. If it’s warm enough you don’t get all hot and sticky putting up the tent. It’s relaxing and comfortable inside the tent, not having to find clothes to put on all the time (especially if you need the toilet at night),and with the trees, grass, wildlife and the stars, you truly feel at one with nature. To put it in a nutshell it’s like living in your own “Garden of Eden” or in your own quiet corner of paradise.
What do you need to go camping ? Not very much, a tent for starters and sleeping bag. These can be picked up at the supermarkets for under £50. If you eat out it tends to put the cost up but it’s really up to you how much you end up spending. If you don’t like tents, you can go for a caravan or motorhome,as most campsites including naturist ones have enough room to accommodate these. People can spend (and do) up to and over £100,000 on a top of the range motorhome, while camping equipment buying can (if you’re really into it) go on and on.
Either way it’s just as enjoyable roughing it under the stars with Mother Nature.
Where to go ?
If its naturist camping you’re after, there are venue websites a plenty and some venues are on here http://www.campsitechatter.com. If you type in naturist camping you’ll find many, with the most popular being Suntreckers (website- Suntreckers ) which is a naturist camping and caravanning club in the UK.You can also search for naturist sites too. Also recommended is the BN (British Naturism) website BN holidays which has links to web pages and holiday destinations all over the world.
In recent years, social nudity has become ever more acceptable with a growing number of facilities catering for nude recreation and camping. Nudist bathing is commonly acknowledged as part of the British seaside culture and the summer holiday is a popular time to really enjoy naturism. Naturism goes beyond social appearances, physical differences and customary stereotypes: background, age, shape and race are all irrelevant. It’s about being yourself, feeling good inside and having respect for others…..so go on give it a try !!
David Anthony
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