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What is AANR? Why should I join this organization? Do I need it to visit nude beaches and nudist resorts? Or when I purchase this will I be able to go to all the nudist resorts and beaches for free or with it just be half the price?
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What is AANR? Why should I join this organization? Do I need it to visit nude beaches and nudist resorts? Or when I purchase this will I be able to go to all the nudist resorts and beaches for free or with it just be half the price? -
quote:Originally posted by Jay473:
What is AANR? Why should I join this organization? Do I need it to visit nude beaches and nudist resorts? Or when I purchase this will I be able to go to all the nudist resorts and beaches for free or with it just be half the price?
AANR is the American Association for Nude Recreation. It is a bit like the AAA of the nudist world.
You don't have to be a member to be nudist, but most nudist resorts in the USA require that you become a member of AANR if you wish to visit on a regular basis. AANR members usually get a discount on resort grounds fees. Many resorts also include or add the price of an AANR membership into their membership fee.
You don't have to be a member of anything to visit a nude beach.Comment
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You may want to vist TNS' site as well. Both are good informational sites but as Doug said, you don't need to join, but it helps for access to a lot of nudist venues.Comment
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And dont forget that by joining you are helping those to push to protect our rights as nudists and get the body postive image out there and they still have a ways to go so support them.Comment
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Some do and some don't. I visit Oaklake Trails in Depew, OK. They required membership after two visits but did away with that policy this year. Now you can visit as often as you like without having to join.Comment
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Don't expect any thing near a 50% discount on admission to a resort, more like 15 to 20% maxComment
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That's good to know.. My family stayed there a night coming back from the Grand Canyon (back to ST. Louis) and loved Oaklake Trails.. very nice, very clean.
I'm sure that rule change will see increase revenues for the club..
In general Im bewildered when clubs have rules to essentially keep people away. Oaklake Trails sets a good a example with this move I feel.
quote:Originally posted by shãybare:
Some do and some don't. I visit Oaklake Trails in Depew, OK. They required membership after two visits but did away with that policy this year. Now you can visit as often as you like without having to join.Comment
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quote:Originally posted by Msgt53:
Don't expect any thing near a 50% discount on admission to a resort, more like 15 to 20% max
is the discount admission based on the number of visitors ? (20% discount = couple or family)Comment
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