Nude Beaches in Texas?
un...@ix.netcom.com
Does anyone know of a nude beach, or park in Texas?
thanx
unick
Cheri Alexander
>Does anyone know of a nude beach, or park in Texas?
>
>thanx
>unick
There has been c/o use at S. Padre and Bolivar to name just two; Hippie
Hollow (aka McGreggor Park) on a lake is c/o; there are a number of
nudist parks in that state that are affiliated with either TNS or AANR
and can be found at www.aanr.com and www.naturist.com
Regards, Cheri
Doing what I can to positively promote nudism.
Travelites, PO Box 90836, Columbia, SC 29290
http://www.cybernude.com/Travelites
Denny Pasternak
On Fri, 05 Jun 1998 01:05:41 -0500, un...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>Does anyone know of a nude beach, or park in Texas?
>
>thanx
>unick
Corpus Christi at N. Padre.
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Martin, Web Creations
See if you like the beach I describe here:
http://webcreate.com/naturel/
Martin
un...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
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> Does anyone know of a nude beach, or park in Texas?
>
> thanx
> unick
targ
I have had a beach front condo on N Padre for over 26 years but have
never even seen anyone topless, let alone nude. What part of the
beach are you referring to.?? Considering the constant Coast Guard
chopper fly-bys up and down the beach line and the low level Navy base
training flights, I have difficulty with this statement. However way
further down toward Mexico it might be possible, but you would need a
4-wheel drive vehicle to get down there. Sure would appreciate
hearing back on this one.
Targ
On Sat, 06 Jun 1998 00:39:03 GMT, dpas...@tconl.com (Denny Pasternak)
wrote:
>On Fri, 05 Jun 1998 01:05:41 -0500, un...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>
>>Does anyone know of a nude beach, or park in Texas?
>>
>>thanx
>>unick
>
matt...@webtv.net
The Ponderosa at Canton.Tex is a nice place to visit.I"ve gone several
times.
Cheri Alexander
>
>The Ponderosa at Canton.Tex is a nice place to visit.I"ve gone several
>times.
It must have been a while since the name has changed twice over the past
several years. It is now BB's Hideaway.
Denny Pasternak
Go south on Park 22 out of Corpus. Take the last beach exit before the
gate to the Padre Island Notional Seashore. When you get to the beach,
there is a row of vertical poles to prevent vehicles from traveling
any further south on the beach. Park to the north of these poles.
Walk south on the beach about 1/2 mile (depending on the crowd) and
you can enjoy being nude. There is even a painted "nude beach" sign on
the back side of a large log about 1 mile into the beach.During the
weekend I was last there in May, there were about 10 nudists scattered
out from 1/2 mile down to where I was at about 1 mile down the beach.
There were more further down from me, too.
The turtle patrol rangers from the park would ride by on their
4WD-ATVs and wave. I see no problems from the Coast Guard or other fly
overs.
See the web site
http://webcreate.com/naturel/
for more information and pictures.
Regards,
Denny
targ
Thks for the reply Denny. I haven't been that far down for a couple
of years - (usually get stuck fishing off Bob Hall Pier) I'll be sure
to check it out in August.
targ
On Sun, 07 Jun 1998 13:38:27 GMT, dpas...@tconl.com (Denny Pasternak)
Denny Pasternak
Wave if you pass me!
Denny
Twalt53
On Fri, 05 Jun 1998 01:05:41 -0500, un...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>Does anyone know of a nude beach, or park in Texas?
>
>thanx
>unick
North Padre Island at Corpus Christi
South Padre Island
Hippie Hollow on Lake Travis at Austin (county owned, official nude park)
Bolivar Beach near High Island
East Matagorda Peninsula
Matagorda Island
Barton Springs at Austin
Also a number of resorts. Directions and info gladly forwarded on request.
Terry
Martin, Web Creations
Many already replied, so just one comment...
Navy helicopters are rare. I agree, they can be scary because they are
flown by "new" pilots. But again, very rare.
Coast Guard can be seen maybe once a day--if you lucky to spot them.
This is a peak of the Ridley Sea Turtle so you will see many "Turtle
Patrols" on ATVs. These are NPS volunteers with no law enforcement
powers. Friendly people doing a terrific job.
No vehicles are allowed on this beach (North Beach). Therefore, this is
a very quiet and safe place. Safe because you won't get run-over and
because no "whackos" come there since they would have no quick route of
escape.
Martin
http://webcreate.com/naturel/
Ed Barnes
Where are the two Matagorda sites? I'm working 60+ hours per week
right now and will soon be seeing my first weekend off in AGES next
week.
I'd LOVE directions (from Houston) and the details.
Thanks in advance!
Ed Barnes
vet...@swbell.net
"Many words are granted me, and some are wise,
and some are false, but only these three are
holy, 'I will it!'" - Ayn Rand, "Anthem" 1946
Twalt53
In article <3581e046...@news.swbell.net>, vet...@swbell.net (Ed Barnes)
writes:
>Where are the two Matagorda sites? I'm working 60+ hours per week
>right now and will soon be seeing my first weekend off in AGES next
>week.
>
>I'd LOVE directions (from Houston) and the details.
>
>
Well, I just found out that both places on Matagorda are the same place! Sorry
about that. This is not an "official" nude beach, but has been used by nudists
for years. All this means is that if you spot a cop you should cover up. I have
to admit I've never been to this place, but got these directions from my
sister-in-law. However, she says her favorite place is Bolivar Peninsula, so
I've included directions to Bolivar, just in case. Hope something here is
useful. Have fun.
Terry
East Matagorda Island.
From Houston, follow 59 south to Wharton, and turn left on hwy. 60. Follow this
road onto Matagorda Island. Turn left on the beach and drive as far as you can.
Bolivar Beach
From Houston, go east on I-10 about 60 miles to the Winnie, TX, exit (Hwy 124
South). Take 124 south to High Island. 124 ends at hwy 87. Go left on 87 and
drive past the barricade (closed to thru traffic). The road is rough but
drivable if you take it slow. Go until you reach a straight hedgerow on the
left running perpendicular to the road. This is the Jefferson Co. line. The
beach begins there on your right and runs a couple of miles. Turn in at any
turnoff and park wherever you want.