Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park

PROS: Grounds were extremely well kept. Bathrooms/showers were very clean. Staff were friendly.CONS: Pool and hot tub were closed. Although they have a strict nude policy, it was not adhered to by many of the permanent residents.We stayed for three nights in a Class B motorhome.

Spending 2 days at Bare Oaks was amazing! I stayed overnight in a Queen room and the bed was very comfortable. The shared bathroom was just across the hallway so very convenient, but no one is coming here for the room!The grounds were very well-maintained and there were many amenities! Even though it was mid-September, I was able to swim in the lake and use the pool (for a short period, right after using the hot tub or sauna). There are trails all around the resort and I took advantage of them all. It's really great to be naked in nature and Bare Oaks is the perfect place for this. The people I met there were also great and unlike the other places I have visited (public nude beaches and my local non-landed club), there were many young naturists... like in their 20's! Toronto being very Toronto, there were Asians, Indians and Middle-Easterners visiting the place... which is something I am not used to see in a naturist setting.I also had dinner and breakfast at the Bare Bistro. Good food and not very expensive. It's convenient.For those with electric cars: there is a charging station @ $5/hr.Thank you to the guests/residents/members who made me feel welcomed, the amazing staff, including the one who took my picture behind the Bare Oaks sign after her shift. Nice little souvenir!

Such a freeing experience. This was my first experience with naturalism and it was very comfortable. The staff are very friendly and approachable. The lake is beautiful. Shout out to Rachel, George and Sam! You guys made the weekend awesome!!!! I will definitely be back.

1st time was skeptical but overall very nice place to unwind and feel more confident comfortable with yourself lots of things to do even dining out naked

Love the breeze on my skin when we stay at Bare Oaks. Lots of plants and trees and a lake and streams. Fire pit for roasting marshmallows! Sundries shop and restaurant. Great people working and visiting here! Can’t post most of my photos….

Very disappointed with this place. Maybe the experience was bad in part because I was visiting in the off-season. The front desk staff member was disinterested and gave the impression she did not want to be there. The massage service (third-party vendor) was worse. She could not keep her schedule straight and blamed me for her lack of organization. While it is understandable that the outdoor staff was clothed, so was the indoor staff. Seemed to be against the general idea of the place. Being midday, I tried to get lunch, only to find the restaurant was closed. Not even a sign to let know know that it was closed or when it might re-open. If the restaurant is going to be closed , it should be published ahead of time, especially if there is nowhere else close else to get food. The grounds were nice and well maintained. Might be a nice place to be on a summer's day. I do not know if this place is better in the summer, but as an off-season stop it was not the friendly nor professionally run.

We spent a couple of days at Bare Oaks (our 1st stay). The grounds are really nice and the staff was friendly and wonderful. The King rm was very comfy. Food at the Bistro was excellent. We hope to make it back.

I visited for the first time last week and really enjoyed it. My visit was only a few hours since I was just passing through, but I got to check out some of the facilities. Everything I saw was clean and well maintained, the pool is smaller than some, but well kept and nice. The restaurant stood out for me, I had lunch and it was a fantastic burger, I highly recommend it. The staff were all super friendly and made me feel at home. The other guests were also great and the atmosphere was very relaxing. I look forward to another visit when I have more time to stay.