How to Find a Nude Beach in Texas

Nudists, or naturalists, can find a wide variety of options throughout the state of Texas. If you want to find a nude beach in Texas, here are some steps that you can take.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Determine which area of Texas you want to be in.
2. Planning to spend your time on the Gulf Coast? Head to Bolivar/McFaddin Nude Beach, which is located about 5 miles north of High Island, Texas.
3. Going to be near Houston and want to find a nude beach? Consider the 12-acre lake area and nudist resort at Emerald Lake in Porter, Texas. Get customized driving directions on their Web site (see Resources below).
4. Consider Hippie Hollow, a park located on one bank of Lake Travis near Austin.
5. Plan a trip to North Padre Island National Seashore—the 5-mile stretch called North Beach. Take the North Beach Road prior to the park's gate entrance. You'll have to walk a little over half a mile once you've parked to get to the naturalist area.

Tips & Warnings

• Emerald Lake Resort offers annual memberships, daily grounds fees and discounted daily grounds fees for members of the American Association for Nude Recreation.
• A nude beach isn't a license to be an exhibitionist. Keep your behavior tame.
• Check before you go with the family. Some nude beaches in Texas are restricted to those 18 and older.