Nudist Resorts in North Georgia
In the true spirit of offering something for everyone, these unique places in the North Georgia mountains are for those in search of a “clothing free” or “clothing optional” lifestyle or vacation. Two of the highest-rated nudist resorts in Georgia are located in North Georgia and allow you to simply enjoy a brief day trip or purchase a lot and build a home to live full-time on-site!
Find a clothing-optional resort in North Georgia to relax with pools, hiking trails, social events, and more.
Nudist Resorts North GA
Make sure to thoroughly review the rules of each of these highly-rated locations to make sure you fully understand the atmosphere of these clothing-free environments.
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Clothing Optional Resorts and Parks in the Georgia Mountains
Both of these North Georgia nudist clubs offer extensive events calendars, natural settings, overnight lodging, and recreation areas with a pool.
Paradise Valley Resort & Club in Dawsonville, GA
Located an hour North of Atlanta, Paradise Valley Resort & Club (aka “The Valley”) is a full-service clothing optional resort. Restaurant food service is available throughout the year on weekends. Paradise Valley features 3 pools, hot tubs (indoor and outdoor), volleyball (water and beach), and a full bar with DJ on Friday and Saturday nights.
First-timers can get a complimentary day pass (valid for all couples and single females).
Paradise Valley Nudist Resort in Georgia Mountains
- Clothing optional resort is known as “The Valley”
- A free day pass is available for first-time visitors
- Short-term rentals for the day or weekend
- Long-term rentals available for longer periods
- Cottage, cabana, condominiums, RV sites, apartments, homes
- New homes being built to rent or purchase lots for sale
- Variety of activities include swimming, walking, tennis, hiking, volleyball, cycling, themed parties, and special meal events
- Proud member of PFNR (Partnership For Nude Recreation)
Paradise Valley Dawsonville Georgia Contact Info
- Phone: +1 (706) 265-6110
- Address: 49 Valley Drive, Dawsonville, GA
- Website: paradisevalleyclub.com
Paradise Valley Resort & Club Reviews
- Facebook: Paradise Valley Resort & Club is rated 4.8 with 125+ reviews and 7,350+ likes
- TripAdvisor: Paradise Valley Resort is rated 4.5 with 75+ reviews
Serendipity Park in Cleveland, GA
Serendipity Park (also known as “The Dip”) prides itself on being the friendliest nudist facility and on having a family-friendly environment. Expect to enjoy stress-free relaxation at Serendipity Park.
Daily rates start at $50 for singles and $60 for couples/families. Admission discounts are available for select students, military, AANR, and other association members.
Map of Serendipity Park Clothing Optional Resort in the Georgia Mountains
- Day visits, overnight tent or RV camping, and rental cabins
- Lot spaces for full-time or part-time living
- Activities include petanque, water volleyball, karaoke, billiards, and more
- Serendipity Park is pet-friendly (but pets are not allowed in the rental units!)
- First-timers guide answers frequently asked questions about the park (hint: you’ll need a towel to sit on while nude)
Serendipity Park Cleveland GA Contact Info
Use the contact info below to directly contact Serendipity Resort Cleveland GA with any questions.
Serendipity Resort Cleveland GA
- Phone: +1 (706) 219-3993 or +1 (888) NUDE-ONE
- Address: 95 Cedar Hollow, Cleveland, GA
- note that the website has an entire page about not trusting the GPS to find Serendipity Park!
- Email: office@serendipity-park.com
- Website: serendipity-park.com
Serendipity Park Reviews
- Facebook: Serendipity Park has 75+ likes
- TripAdvisor: Serendipity Park is rated 4.5 with 15+ reviews
Tips for Visiting Nudist Resorts in the Georgia Mountains
Each of these resorts has its own rules and policies, but both want you to feel safe and comfortable and they promote their resorts as non-judgmental environments to relax in a clothing-optional space. Follow these guidelines to ensure a great experience.
- Be respectful of everyone
- Absolutely do not take photographs while on site
- Use common sense when it comes to spending time outside in the sun and be sure to protect sensitive body parts from getting too much sun
- Take a towel to sit on when you are nude
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What has been your experience at these clothing-optional resorts?
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I have never been to a nudiest park. I plan to go this weekend. I was wondering how to keep the bugs at bay. What is safe for males to use. Is it safe to use suntan lotion on parts that have never seen the sun
I Have never to a nudist park before. I have thought about it many times. I plan on going this weekend. I wonder about bugs and bites what is safe for a male to keep the bugs at bay? Is suntan lotion for the parts that have seen the sun?
How was your visit? I enjoy the lifestyle.
There is another NaturistnResort in N, Georgia. Bell Acres Resort in Maysville. It is really laidback and relaxing
Hey John: I just learned that Bell Acres is no longer clothes free.
Well this is definitely interesting. I did not know that these were actually I think. These clotheless resorts Art some thing that I will be looking into because I just find it interesting not necessarily because I want to go. But wow this was interesting it’s kind of crazy how I ended up on this article. Thank you so much for this
Hi Misael, it’s nice that there are free passes available to those who may want to visit and make sure that it is an environment where they feel comfortable.
This is a great article, I have often been to nudist beaches whilst on holiday but have never been to any resorts for nudists.
Both of the resorts sound lovely places up in the mountains, a wonderful area to enjoy the freedom of the outdoors to the fullest extent, and I imagine that you can expect a high level of privacy within them.
I like that you have talked about the common courtesies expected here and to respect fellow visitors that use them. Great tips too on using sunscreen.
Very informative post.
Thank you, Louise
Thanks for sharing – I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the post!