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Eagles Embrace Naturist Nest

Clayton, Ontario, Canada

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Naturist (policy unspecified)

Eagles Embrace Naturist Nest
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A rustic naturist park in the woods near Clayton, in the Ottawa Valley, created and run by its owner, Catherine: 95 acres of almost untouched nature crossed by the Indian River and bordered on two sides by thousands of acres of Crown land. You can camp in a tent, with a trailer or an RV without hook-ups, or rent one of the small cabins; there is a saltwater pool, a sauna, a hot tub, a party pavilion, hot showers and basic facilities. Lakes and trails can be reached from the park, and you can canoe on the stretch of river on the property. Visitors must be introduced by a member or belong to a Canadian naturist association; you pay by the day or with an annual fee, with rates also for those coming alone. It is a quiet, informal place, with a small community of members who get together for shared lunches and dinners, campfires and live music, and the park is also available for parties, gatherings and festivals. Open from mid-May to the end of October.

What kind of holiday

Naturism

Naturist (policy unspecified)

Access rules
  • Pets allowed

Where it is

2257 Darling Road, Clayton, ON K0A 1P0 — Clayton, Ontario, Canada