My Nudist Life

Obviously its been a while since I posted . I guess its because my naked life has been less than interesting to write about. In May my wife and I decided to do a cross country tour in our travel trailer. We crossed the country visiting friends and local museums along the way. When we got to Alberta I mention to my wife of 43 years that I'd like to go to a nudist campground when we got to Vancouver Island. Anne said she's done everything else with me and she would be up for it. 

The campground was Sol Sante on Vancouver Island. A well established family nudist campground .  We stayed for 5 nights and had a fantastic time. The facilities were well organized and clean. It was such a pleasure to have 6 days of uninterrupted nudity, Sleep , eat and play nude. I ended up playing nude Pickleball and Water Volleyball and my wife and I enjoyed the hot tub and swimming pool. We had some great conversations in the hottub with other couples, which until then my wife was not into, but she got out of her comfort zone and thoroughly enjoy the time with others. I had a hard time getting dressed when we departed, holding off putting my shorts on until we hit the gate. Just a wonderful end to and great trip. I might add the people at this campground could not be friendlier.

On our return through Quebec  we also stay at another Nudist Campground in Drummondville. It was called DSA Nudist Resort. Although it was just for the night and there was a language barrier , it was also a great experience. Just BBQing and sitting out in the sun and having my morning coffee nude was such a pleasure. We did meet one couple that invited us to their trailer for a glass of wine. Sat under their awning  and chatted with them. She spoke english quite well but he did not. But sitting nude with a glass of wine is a universal pleasure. This was another great night and I suspect we will return to DSA as its only a days drive from home.

This was a trip of a lifetime for me. I promised myself when I retired I would see Canada. We seen a lot of this country but there is so much more to see.

Rob

 

My Nudist Life

With my recent retirement in February from a 46 year Aviation career , I decided on a Florida trip to my favourite nude beach , Blind Creek. We had a reservation at the Savannas Recreation area  which is about 25 minute drive  to the beach. This is where we parked our trailer. The park has full services and lots of nature but unfortunately my nudity would have to be contained to inside my trailer or at the beach. My wife and  I spent the month of April there with daily trips to Blind Creek. I cannot stress enough how wonderful this beach is, and it is also officially a nude beach. Spent our days on the beach, swimming and a light lunch under our umbrella. This is a very clean and friendly spot, free parking and not  crowded.

This was my favourite vacation in my 65 years, also the longest.

If you get a chance go to this beach , you will not be disappointed.

My Nudist Life

Well its another season of outdoor nudism coming to a close. I'll have to say it wasn't a great year for my personal nudist life. I did get to Kelly's beach at Kouchibouquac Park for a beautiful week in June, The weather in Southern N.B. was dismal in July  and work was ridiculous in August. I did enjoy nude time on my boat, but not near enough. Our household activity was busy with family , so even my home nudity suffered.  I tried to get to a couple of nudist outings  but they too failed due to work and the wrong weather.

But Allas there is a light hat the end of the tunnel. I'm retiring at the end of 2021  and my wife and I are planning on towing out travel trailer to Florida and  spend a month at Blind Creek Beach on Hutchison Island. This will be the first time I've been able to spend more that two weeks on Vacation since I entered the work force. Not to mention most of the month will be nude. I can not wait . The weeks will be crawling by until we leave.  Next summer I hope to spend more time at Kelly's , time will tell. Stay nude everyone.

Rob

My Nudist Life

Well my first trip in our Camper is to Kouchibouguac National Park and to Kelly's Beach. We arrived on Monday around noon and set up the camper in the usual position , to ensure privacy in our outdoor living area. The campground was very empty and we couldn't see our neighbours. I park my truck so I could cook on the tailgate , nude of course, and proceeded to disrobe.

I setup my chair got my book and sat under our  awning with a cold beer. My wife didn't participate  nude outside but this would come later at the beach. Spent the afternoon nude outside and eventually moved indoors when the breezes calmed down and the mosquitos came out.

After are hearty breakfast packed up our beach gear we got an early start on the beach as the temperature would hit 34 C.  When we entered the beach at the end of the board walk there was only one other person walking down the beach. We walked for a kilometre and set up.

We only encountered one textile walking down the beach and no nudists which was disappointing.

It was a glorious day, stayed until about 2pm before starting the trek back to the trailer, As I preciously said, the temperature hit 34 , light breezes and no bugs. The walk back after a few beers in the extreme heat was a bit of a challenge

On the second day the temp was a little cooler , about 23 but still comfortable enough for my nudist endeavours. Had a passing conversation with a couple the were taking photographs. She was engaging but he just let her do the talking. She didn't seem to be bothered with my nudity.

Day three was quite cool mid teens so we dedicated the day to hiking and watching a couple of movies in the evening. The food was great, wine plentiful and the company superb.

Kelly's Beach, one of my favourite spots on the planet.

Til the next time, stay nude. Rob

Blooming Point Beach PEI

My Nudist Life

Keeping out travel to the Atlantic Bubble my wife and I decided to take our travel trailer to PEI and visit Blooming Point Beach. We registered for the crossing and headed out on Thursday for a long weekend.

After arriving and setting up our campground we head to Blooming Point to take advantage of the warmest part of the day. On arrival there were several vehicles parked , but when we crossed the beach access there was only one textile couple visible. 

We walked towards the nude section and set up our chairs. Planning on having a lunch and a bottle of wine. I removed my clothes but my wife found it to cool. The wind was extremely strong and it blew parallel to the beach which made our charcuterie  board a challenge .  Two couples walked by as we sat enjoying out wine, both textile. 

We spent a couple of hours at the beach , but to be honest with the cooler temperatures and strong winds it wasn't  as pleasant as I was hoping. Not a great way to spend my last nude beach of the season. Oh well there is always next year.

The End of Summer

 As the summer is winding down and the opportunity to travel to nudist locations become less frequent, I have to resort to being a home nudist. Our front deck , with our hot tub is 100 percent private, but gets a little warm at times. I sit on our back deck and read with a glass of wine in the afternoon. Out neighbour is in view of our deck , but they don't seem to mind me sitting on our deck in my birthday suit. We are planning a trip to Cap Pele but it is a textile beach , I don't  expect to be nude unless I"m in our trailer.

I still have a few more weeks  of boating which is always a nude event for me, so I will cherish these last few outings. Especially in the  winter months . Because of Covid , I probably won't even get to Blind Creek in Florida, another nude beach I think of with great affection. 

I like to keep in touch with other New Brunswick nudist , the Facebook group, New Brunswick Naturist Club (NBN) is one of my favourites, It is for legitimate Naturists and is moderated by Ejner Hansen . I wish I was closer to Kouchibouquac Park, which is were this group tends to focus on. Its a 3 hour drive from Saint John and 3 hours back, not conducive for a day trip . 

I guess I will soon be sitting in-front  of the fire place and hoping for an early spring, to shed my clothes once again at my usual haunts.

Kouchibouquac National Park Visit

Had a couple of days left in my vacation , so I hooked up the trailer and headed to Kouchi. Arrived around noon on Thursday, went directly to the beach. There were not many people there so after about 5 minute walking to the nude section, I sipped off my suit and finished the walk to the nude section naked.

I arrived at the nude section and setup up my gear. There were  two other couples and a few single men on the beach, spaced well apart. No one was feeling social I guess. Went for a short walk, read for awhile and ended up staying for about 4 hours. The clouds started to flow in with thunder in the distance so headed for my campground.

My campsite had a camper next door , so even with my truck parked strategically , it was clothes on when out side. Friday night was different, when I got back from the beach I BBQ"d in the nude til the Thunder Showers started again.

Friday cleared about 10 AM and I was on the beach by then. Not a soul on the beach, had it to myself, set up my gear and stayed for the day. It was awesome til about 5 PM when the clouds rolled in again, but it was a glorious day.

As previously mentioned, Friday evening sat out by my BBQ with a beer nude, neighbours had moved on. 

Saturday was a bust , mist and drizzle till noon and I had to head home.