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.
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Instructions
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Determine which area of Texas you want to be in.
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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.
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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).
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Consider Hippie Hollow, a park located on one bank of Lake Travis near Austin.
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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.
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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.
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gawhtn
Jul 04, 2009
I received a $275.00 Citation for "Indecency" while nude sunbathing at McFaddin Beach on High Island, Tx on July 4, '09. I went almost 4 miles down the beach beyond the county line at 4 miles from the turn on to the beach. There were lots of thongs and g-strings, and yes, some nude. I was in a very secluded stretch of beach, with no cars on either horizon. I just "dozed" off, and awoke to two uniformed officers standing over me. Yes, it is humiliating to be called "indecent". Too bad our culture is so conservative. Make me want to retire in Europe.
