

Many people who haven't experienced social nudism find the whole subject cloaked in mystery. Many, many questions may exist for some. To help you know more about us and Social Nudism, we've prepared the following questions and answers. While these questions apply to most nudist camps, individual camps may have some variations on these rules, but most camps are close to the rules you read. At Jasmine Trail, we want all of our guests to feel comfortable experiencing Social Nudism with us.
Why do people go nude in
public?
While at a nudist facility, you are not
nude in public. Being nude at a nudist
resort is not the same as being nude at
Wal-
nude in a private setting among people
who share your lifestyle views, but
where nudity is the norm just as being
clothed at Wal-
recreation embraces the joy of living and
experiencing nature in the most natural
way possible. To relax and be nude is to
let yourself be totally free. Although we
enjoy clothing free activities in
appropriate settings, we also choose to
wear clothes when practical. Nudists
respect each other's individuality. Our
own self-
ability to accept ourselves as we really
are. We find it easy to accept others
regardless of physical size, shape, or
body condition. Moreover, social class
distinctions, often indicated by
clothing, disappear.
What other things should I
know?
The general rules at Jasmine Trail are
relatively simple. You are expected to
conduct yourself as you would in any family environment. Clean up after yourself,
respect the rights, privileges, feelings
and convictions of others. Basically
relying on common sense.
What is the policy regarding
drugs?
The possession, use, sale and/or
distribution of any illegal substances
(marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines,
etc.) are prohibited and will result in
immediate expulsion from the resort.
What should I expect when I
first arrive?
People usually fear the unknown. You
may still have concerns. It's normal. Once
you're here, you'll quickly overcome your
reservations. When you arrive, a clothed
member will greet you at the gate. After preliminary introductions and membership registration, you will be given a short tour of the park.
You do not need to remove your
clothes as soon as you arrive. While
nudity is encouraged, wearing clothes at
Jasmine Trail for health or safety reasons
is optional except in the pool, sunning area and clubhouse. If you decide to stay, usually, people remove their cloths. You will most likely be introduced to members that are visiting at that time. Introductions are on a first name basis only. Once you get settled, you will find members cordial and you will easily get involved in conversations. First time members are always made to feel welcome at Jasmine Trail!!!
Are children welcome at
Jasmine Trail?
Yes, Children are natural nudists.
Jasmine Trail welcomes children and
encourages families to join.
I am a female and think
females have different
concerns?
Females are often more reluctant than
males to try social nudism. For an
excellent article on social nudism from a
female perspective, we encourage you
to read the article at the AANR web-
titled:
"Nude Recreation...A Woman's Perspective"
How secluded is the park?
Jasmine Trail is a 40 acre oasis. The
entrance is secured with a locked gate
keeping unwanted persons out of the
resort. With the resort located in a pine
forest, the camping and pool/sunning
areas are not visible from outside the
resort. Your privacy is one of the reason
that you come to a nudist resort to enjoy
social nudity.
Besides camping, what
facilities are at the resort?
Clubhouse
We have a clubhouse with heat/AC, and large screen TV with satellite including NASCAR and NFL packages. We also have an exercise facility with resistance & weight machines & a tanning bed.
Restrooms / Showers / Washer & Dryer
Modern rest rooms and showers are
available. We offer indoor and outdoor hot water showers. We also have a washer and dryer for guests use at no charge.
Lodging Facilities
If you have an RV, camper or trailer, we offer hook-
Who participates in nude
recreation?
Doctors, teachers, construction
workers, lawyers, dispatchers, truck
drivers, police officers, secretaries,
firefighters ... Anyone and everyone!
Your colleague at work, or the family
next door, may spend their leisure
time at a nudist resort.
What if I see my neighbor or
a work colleague at the
resort?
Great! This just means that you both
share an interest in social nudism. You
may find that you will develop a closer
relationship with this person because of
your shared interest.
Because nudists are strong protectors of
personal privacy, you needn't fear that
your neighbor or colleague will disclose
your participation outside the resort.
Mutual trust and respect are part of the
basis of the nude life style.
What should I bring?
Nudists always sit on a towel that they
bring. You may also want to bring a
second towel to dry off with after a shower. It would be a good idea to pack sunglasses, sunscreen, and
comfortable shoes and a hat. The park
provides limited seating in the sunning area, but bringing a beach chair or lounge is a good idea. We do have showers
and restroom facilitates. You may
bring your own refreshments and
beverages. No glass containers are allowed in the pool area.
Can I bring my pet?
Pets, while permitted, are best left at
home. If you bring your pet, they must
be tied or leashed and under the direct
control of their owners at all times. Pets
are not permitted in the clubhouse or pool areas. Animals that are deemed to be a
nuisance, (excessive barking,
destruction of property, etc.) or a
threat to the safety of others are not
allowed on the property.
Won't I be stared at
because of the shape of my
body?
Many people think that the other people
that they see will have "perfect" bodies.
In reality, you will see every shape, size
and variation on body forms. No one
expects you to have a perfect body.
Everyone accepts each other as they
are. Tight and trim or fat and flabby,
body scars and such are not at all
uncommon. We are all here for the same
reason; to enjoy the benefits and
stress-
being nude.
How secluded is the park?
Jasmine Trail is an 40 acre oasis. The
entrance is secured with a locked gate
keeping unwanted persons out of the
resort. With the resort located in a pine
forest, the camping and pool/sunning
areas are not visible from outside the
resort. Your privacy is one of the reason
that you come to a nudist resort to enjoy
social nudity.
Can I bring my camera, Etc?
Use of a camera or other electronic photo device by any Member is explicitly prohibited. Also prohibited are any devices capable of capturing an image and or transmitting that image including cell phones, PDA's, and any other device of that nature not specified. Immediate expulsion of the individual involved will occur and confiscation of the device will occur immediately.
The use of binoculars, telescopes or
telephoto lenses for the purpose of
observing or photographing others
without their knowledge is prohibited.
As stated earlier, voyeuristic behavior
will not be tolerated. If in doubt, ask.
We do realize that photos are a part of
a family's memories, but the rights of
others must be respected.
Is this really just a sex club?
DEFINITELY NO!! We are a family
oriented resort. Overt sexual
behavior in public, unwanted advances of
a sexual nature toward other members,
and voyeuristic behavior is prohibited. Provocative clothing is not in keeping with
the family nudist concept and is prohibited. For the same reason, Jasmine Trail does
not allow wearing of genital piercing jewelry that is visible during normal activity.
Nipple and navel-
OK, that's all fine, but I still have questions.
While we at Jasmine Trail want to encourage people to experience social nudism with us, we cannot possibly answer all questions on this web site. We encourage you to call us with your questions. You'll find our staff friendly and knowledgeable. If you want to read more about Social Nudism, select the link below.




Frequently Asked Questions
Special Events
We have many weekend events that you can see at our "Planned Activities" pages and a monthly Pot Luck Dinners where everyone is expected to bring a dish of food to share. It may be an appetizer, dessert, main course or any other favorite that you want to share. The camp provides plates, napkins and utensils for everyone.