Camping & Outdoors
From forested campgrounds to coastal pitches and remote outdoor escapes, clothes-free camping spans every continent and every kind of terrain. Destination Clothes Free covers campsites, glamping spots, and outdoor getaways across the world, with practical guidance on what to look for, what to pack, and how different sites actually compare. Start with the planning guides below, then explore specific destinations further down the page.
In the spotlight
Waikato, New Zealand
Rotota Naturist Club
An off-grid geothermal campsite between Rotorua and Taupo, with hot springs, mud lakes and a glow worm cave.
Te Marua, Wellington, New Zealand
Wellington Naturist Club
A social, activity-packed clothes-free campsite in a forested valley, 45 minutes from Wellington Airport.
Matata, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
Bay of Plenty Sun Camp
A small, forest-ringed clothes-free camp near Matata, built around a daily 5pm gathering and an evening fire pit.
Katikati, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
Katikati Naturist Park
A commercial clothing-optional holiday park with a wide range of accommodation and riverside walks, open to all visitors.
Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
Hawkes Bay Naturist Club
A long-established, sociable clothes-free club near Napier, with wine country and Art Deco touring on its doorstep.
Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland Outdoor Naturist Club
A long-established, well-facilitied clothes-free club in suburban Auckland, complete with pools, a sauna and its own bar.
Ellenborough, New South Wales, Australia
Twin Falls Naturist Retreat
A remote rainforest retreat with five accommodation styles, and warmly reviewed hosts.
South Maroota, New South Wales, Australia
Kiata Country Club
A volunteer-run clothes-free club on 26 hectares of bushland, just over an hour from Sydney.