If you're ever passing through the St. Louis area, I can definitely recommend the Forty Acre Club. Spent a Labor Day weekend there and had a great time.

Back when I lived in the Los Angeles area, I'd go with friends to Blacks Beach , whic is just North of San Diego. I also stayed at a nudist hotel in Palm Springs.

Since moving to the Pacific Northwest, there are two nude beaches just outside Portland, Collins Beach on Sauvie Island, and Rooster Rock State park (over half the park are is clothing optional). I've been to three local nudist clubs. Squaw mountain Ranch, which is supposedly the oldest nudist club West of the Mississippi, which is a smaller club. then there is Mountaindale Sun Resort, which is closest to Portland and on aobut 100 acres, and has a few hiking trails. Then there is the Willametans, which is Southeast of Springfield (OR), which is ht largest club both in land and membership. I tend to prefer the larger clubs, as they have more amenities.

In Oregon, it is technically legal to hike nude in State parks or on Federally owned lands. (NOTE: the exception is the clothed areas of Rooster Rock Stte Park. In designating the clothing optional area, the wordign made the clothed areas a clothing only area).

Portland has one of the worlds largest World Naked Bike Rides. Each year attracts over 10,000 riders (about 5% of the areas population, although some people come in from other areas for the ride). After the ride there is usually an all night naked after party, but I have never gone to that.

I am also on truenudists.com

I kind ofg envy that you can live at a nudist club. I am legally blind and dont' drive, so I need to live near where there is public transit