Mira Vista Resort

A clothing-optional resort in Tucson (Arizona), on a historic 30-acre desert property with centuries-old saguaros, next to Saguaro National Park; open in its current form since 2006. You can be naked or dressed anywhere, except in the pool and the tubs, where nudity is compulsory. The main building, hacienda-style with stone walls, houses the reception, a restaurant (open Friday to Sunday), a cellar bar and a boutique. Fourteen adobe-style rooms/suites, a few private condos for rent and RV sites; four pools and hot tubs, a gym, pickleball courts, massages. There is nightlife: a lounge open on Fridays and Saturdays, dance nights on Saturdays and karaoke. Also open for day visits; children are allowed (under-18s supervised in the pool), as are those who come alone (there is an annual membership fee for singles, which includes the AANR card). Guests' verdict is very positive: a welcoming, non-sexual atmosphere, very quiet on weekdays; some criticism of the weekend crowds and the standard rooms.