Top 7 Nudist Camps in Midwest America

If Naturism is for You

The Midwest part of the United States is often referred to as the heartland. The natives of the Heartland are often perceived as wholesome, hearty, and somewhat staid. Both coasts seem to be way ahead of the Midwest area of the country when it comes to cultural and political change. But, there is one area where the Midwest is on top of the game. Midwesterners practice nudism or naturism as much as its coastal neighbors.

"The meanings of naturism and nudism are very similar, and refer to a cultural and political movement practicing, advocating and defending social nudity in private and public spaces. Several other terms ("social nudity" as well as "public nudity", and recently: "clothes-free") have been proposed as a replacement of these terms, but none has yet found the same wide-spread acceptance as the older terms naturism and nudism". This from Wikepedia. Obviously, this practice has been going on for a very long time - and in a multitude of places.

Here are seven places in the Heartland, where those who are ready to shed their inhibitions and other sorts of effects can make do:

Indiana

1) Sunny Haven Recreation Park - this nudist recreation park is close to South Bend, Indiana. There are more than 20 acres here and it is a very modern nudist park. People come here not only for camping, but daytime recreation, as well.

2) Lake 'O' the Woods Club - this club is wholly owned by its membership and is family oriented. It is located 15 miles east of I-65 on US-30. The Club is located on 130 acres of woods and also has a 20 acre lake. There are sand beaches, rowboats, paddleboats and fishing. They encourage visitors. This nudist club has been around since 1933.

Michigan

3) Whispering Oaks Nudist Resort - This nudist resort is located north of Oxford, Michigan. Also family oriented, this is a stress free environment populated by members from every occupation - all are positive and relaxed.

4) Forest Hills Nudist Resort Report - Located 20 miles east of Grand Rapids, Michigan, this resort was established in the 1950's. Owned by members and sits on 45 acres of land. Paths for hiking, an L shaped pool, and a rustic atmosphere.

Ohio