We are a family oriented social nudist club. The Buff-A-Teers promote a safe and enjoyable environment for all of our members and guests. We like to get together for potlucks on weekends in members homes and at area clubs to swim and play games. Giant Jenga is the clubs current favorite game. As a group we have enjoyed trips to landed nudist resorts both in Arizona and neighboring states. We also enjoy camping in the southern AZ mountains.

At Forestia we believe in the wholesomeness of the human body and we reject the notion that portions of our bodies must always be concealed. Liberated from the feelings of guilt and shame which bathing suits and similar garments symbolize, we enjoy a communion with nature and with our fellow human beings unequaled in any other lifestyle.

Lake Associates Recreation Club or "LARC" is a friendly, family oriented club. People just like you, your friends, neighbors and co-workers are guests. The life-style here is clothing optional and we believe such an environment is ideal for family recreation.With the opportunity for clothes free recreation, we enjoy a natural healthy escape from the daily grind. While strolling the grounds, visitors often encounter deer or hawks and eagles soaring overhead. The grounds include streams, waterfalls and nature trails as well as volleyball and other sport activities.

Lake Bronson Club is nestled in the Cascade Mountain foothills, 40 miles northeast of Seattle. The lovely wooded property with about 320 private acres has a 7-1/2 acre swimming and fishing lake, an 85 foot natural waterfall, and miles of hiking trails. Skiing at Steven's Pass is just 32 miles away.

Welcome to Orient Land Trust. We hope you will join us in placing a high priority on preserving and protecting a special part of Colorado. As you may know, Colorado is experiencing a high rate of land development and real estate prices are skyrocketing. Your interest will help ensure that 1,160 very special acres (maps) are never subdivided, sold or over developed. Orient Land Trust will provide a resource for the public to encourage appreciation of the natural beauty of the land, the special ecosystems found here and the freedom of clothing-optional recreation. See our Mission Statement.