Mount Carleton Provincial Park, New Brunswick

My wife and I have purchased a small travel trailer for our retirement.  On a recent camping trip to Mount Carleton I was hoping to spend at least part of this week nude. The Park has no history for Naturists as far as I know but if you site is selected properly and you trailer and two vehicle are parked strategically you can have loads of privacy. 

The great thing about out National and Provincial parks , they have detailed maps for your camping location and also pictures showing the actual site. When I made my reservation for camping I kept our privacy in mind. Out site was private enough that I could have my coffee or a cold beer after a hike nude under my awning. 

I was hoping to hike nude, but even with a less than full campground , there were plenty of hikers and families on the trails.

This is a great back to basics campground with beautiful scenery , dark Skys, and very quiet.

Blooming Point Beach, Prince Edward Island

I've had limited exposure to Blooming Point Beach , pardon the pun. 😄 I was on the Island for work, it was a nice day, a little cool , and I had the afternoon to kill. So I thought I was check out Bloomerless Beach , it is more commonly know as. This beach is also not officially nude but remote enough, and has a history as a naturist beach. There was a rumour that this beach was not associated with Nudists anymore and that the officials shut that activity down. Not so. After walking for 10 minutes I found a message in the sand, disrobed and continued my walk nude.

It was quite windy on the beach that day, I saw one couple huddled under their umbrella , and had a quick chat with a couple of other nudists. The was a gentleman walking a couple of dogs, I attempted to say hi , but he obviously didn't like my nudity. I walked for about 30 minutes and turned around for my return. Most of the textiles on this beach stay at the entrance to the beach, I've also read there is a gay section at the far end of the beach. 

It was a nice introduction to this beach, and I will return.

Kouchibouquac National Park, New Brunswick

My first trip to Kouchi , I was on my own. I took our little camper and setup at the campground . I went to the beach and was not sure where the nude section start, so I just started walking south. Now be advised, the beach at Kouchi is called Kelly's beach and it is not official nude beach , but it has been frequented by Naturists for decades. After I walked for 10 minutes there was no-one to be found, so I decided to disrobe and walk the rest of the way nude. Sensational. I was hoping to meet a group of Naturist that day. I correspond with a group called New Brunswick Naturist Club (nbn).  The moderator is attempting to promote Naturism in New Brunswick, which is an uphill battle. He runs a very proper site, with no ulterior motives tolerated. So I walked for about 45 minutes before settling in with my book, come to find out I went about twice as far as I had to, but walking nude is never a chore. I saw a family walking with two young children later in the day, I covered up to respect their views . The parents obviously knew I was nude but nothing was said. Another couple stopped by and chatted , they were from Quebec. They proceded another 50 meters and disrobed.

Kelly's is a wonderful beach , with warmer water and very sandy. There are occasionally  bouts with flies and a few jelly fish , but nothing extreme.

The nude section normally starts about half way between the entrance to the beach and a small point in the distance. I've also heard it is 1200 steps from entering the beach.

Florida

I've encouraged my wife to join my nude lifestyle but she has resisted. I feel women have more issues being nude in public than men , but everyone starts somewhere.

We ware in Florida at Blind Creek beach on the East Coast. This is a public recognized nude beach, so I suggested we go. She did not have to participate but agreed to go. 

Once set up on the beach with many couples and single present I asked if she would mind if I went for a walk on the beach, nude of course. She felt comfortable and secure enough and said it would be fine.

I walked for and hour , 30 minutes out and 30 minutes back, glorious freedom.  Walking along to surf line feeling the wonderful ocean breezes, only deviating to avoid collisions with other like minded nudist walking in the opposite direction. 

When I arrive back at our umbrella , to my surprise, my nude wife , sitting reading here book. I felt so proud of her. This was a big step for her and we have revisited Blind Creek on a couple of occasions.

Introduction

I'm in my mid 60's and have been a nudist since I was a teenager. This being said life gets in the way of my quest to stay nude, Family, work, society and narrow minded people. My first experience with being nude, other than the bath was in Prince Edward Island. I was there camping in my early teens and ended up walking down Cavendish Beach with a young lady in the middle of the night. We were both tired of the  drunken party we were at and knew we would soon be evicted from the campground. So to avoid being evicted we walked the beach, not sure how the nudity started but we both thought it was a good idea, This was a plutonic encounter, so I would like to refer to this as a Nudist Experience .  To be a Nudist, in my opinion is not sexual. Not to say you don't like to view other nudists , I think that is human nature but leave the sex out of it. Through the years there was much skinny dipping and nude on my deck but it wasn't until I became more mature did I consider nude beaches and camping nude.

So I plan on documenting my nude adventures , self expression, and hope it encourages others to do the same and normalize the human bodies beauty. To gain acceptance at nude beaches and camp grounds.

I understand there are people who will never accept this ,  but I refuse to live my life according to others opinions and narrow point of view.