For Immediate Release

2026 Naturist Choice Awards Results


(Kissimmee, Florida - March 17, 2026)

The American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR) is proud to announce results of the 2026 AANR Naturist Choice Awards! The categories were developed by the AANR Marketing Committee and carefully designed to capture where Naturists prefer to go nude, favorite resorts, nude beaches and naturist websites. We also asked voters to rank the importance of AANR outreach on behalf of the Naturist Community. “It is important to ensure that AANR is not only listening to what our members want and enjoy in nude recreation, but also to reach out to those who are not members, to give them a voice,” explained Linda Weber, President of AANR. The survey was open to both AANR Members and unaffiliated Nudists alike allowing people outside the organization to participate offering a broader range of insights and perspectives from across the greater naturist community.

Favorite Naturist Resorts

#1Suwannee Valley Resort – White Springs, FL

#2Glen Eden Sun Club – Temescal, CA

#3Laguna Del Sol – Wilton, CA

#4White Tail Resort – Ivor, VA

#5Cypress Cove Nudist Resort – Kissimmee, FL
 

Favorite Non-landed or Social/Travel Clubs

Non-Landed Social Clubs do not have facilities, but local nudists who get together for social activities—without owning or operating their own property. Instead of a resort or campground, these clubs meet in members’ homes, rented venues, nudist resorts, beaches, or other appropriate locations. The focus is simple: friendship, comfort with social nudity, and shared experiences close to home. An initiative AANR President Linda Weber brought forth and fostered, commented: “We have seen tremendous growth in non-landed clubs in the last year and a half, which provides the ability to bring nudists together socially for those geographically distant from a brick and mortar resort.” Here are the top five Non-Landed Social Club choices:

#1Rocky Mountain Naturist Club – Colorado

#2Southern California Naturist Association (SCNA) – California

#3Indiana Naturists – Indiana

#4First Coast Naturists – Florida

#5Tahoe Area Naturists – Nevada
 

Favorite Nude in Nature Spot

We asked voters what’s their favorite spot in nature to be nude. This could be a nude beach, skinny dipping hole, hiking trails that are appropriate or wherever they enjoy being nude in nature.

#1 – My Backyard

#2 – Secret Beach Lake Tahoe, Nevada

#3 – Black’s Beach, California

#4 – Playalinda Beach, Florida

#5 – Blind Beach, Florida
 

Favorite Naturist Websites

For many people the closest nudist resort may be hundreds of miles away or they may feel isolated in the cold winter months. Naturist websites serve as a way for nudists to connect with the greater Naturist Community. We asked voters to indicate their favorite Naturist Websites. Below you will find the top five sites.

#1AANR.comNational Organization Website

#2GlenEden.comResort Website

#3www.PlanetNude.co – Website & Podcast

#4NaturistHub.comNaturist Social Network Platform

#5SuwanneeValleyResort.comResort Website
 

AANR Outreach Importance

We asked voters on a scale of 1 to 10 how important the various AANR outreach efforts:

1) Encourage People to Try Nude Recreation8.92

2) Protecting Nudist Rights9.49

3) Promoting Naturist Family Values8.99

4) Publicly promoting Naturism as an Accepted Community9.14

5) Promoting Fun Naturist Events 8.80

6) Advocating for More Places to Go Nude9.07
 
For information on AANR affiliated resorts and their calendars of events, visit www.aanr.com.

If you are interested in interviewing an AANR member on living the naturist life, please contact AANR as noted below.

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About AANR:

For over 90 years AANR has been the preeminent authority and voice in North America, staunchly protecting the freedoms and rights of those who participate in wholesome, family-style nude recreation. Socially, AANR encourages Nakation℠ vacations as healthy, eco-friendly, transformational travel experiences; while AANR’s membership demonstrates conclusively that life is enhanced by the naturalness of social nudity. From exercise to relaxation, a person’s physical, spiritual, and mental well-being is enriched through nude recreation and slumber. AANR supports over 180 chartered clubs, resorts, and campgrounds (and is growing), and serves more than 30,000 members and 52 million skinny dipping enthusiasts throughout the U.S., Canada, and internationally. For more information about AANR, to find a club near you, and for facts related to nude recreation, visit www.aanr.com or call 1-800-TRY-NUDE (879-6833). To receive information on upcoming news and events, sign up for our newsletter here.

AANR Media Contacts:


Jeffrey Baldasarre
AANR Director of Marketing & Communications
Phone: +1 407-933-2064
Email: JBaldasarre@aanr.com

Mary Jane Kolassa
Public Relations Consultant
Phone: +1 407-463-0040
Email: MJKolassa@gmail.com