Southern California Naturist Association Events and Activities

Games of Skill and Fortune!

Inspired by the NCAA basketball finals, we are having a party dedicated to games of all types.

This is a new take on this party theme, and we are holding it in a new location for us. It is a nice private home in Simi Valley.

Board games, card games, word games, dice games, trivia games, puzzle games, and others are all up for consideration. If you want to lead or play a particular game that you think might appeal to some of the partiers, please feel to let us know. We will try to arrange for space and time.

We are definitely planning to have a poker game, so we hope several players are prepared for some low stakes action. (perhaps a $20 buy-in)

As usual clothing is optional, but in honor of the day, consider Nothing But Net.

Please bring a potluck dish suitable for, and inspired by, the occasion.

RSVP to (818) 225-2273 or scna@socalnaturist.org

This is a co-ed, clothing-optional yoga class held on the first and third Sunday of every month at a yoga studio in Altadena.

All classes are 1½ hours and take place from 9:30 – 11:00 AM.

For a class to be held, a minimum of five students are needed. Advanced registration is required.

Come improve your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being with other naturists in a comfortable, affirming environment.

Register for the co-ed class

Each month SCNA hosts dinner and discussion groups at public restaurants around the greater Los Angeles area. These clothed events are a way to introduce people to naturism and the SCNA. We also take this opportunity to pass along the latest news affecting nudists in our region and beyond.

Since we need to get to know each other before we can invite you to one of our clothing-optional events, you must first attend one of these meet-up dinners.

Anyone with a sincere interest in naturism is welcome. All questions are appreciated. We look forward to meeting you.

Each month, SCNA hosts a monthly (clothed) dinner and discussion group at different public restaurants around the greater Los Angeles area. This is a way to introduce new people to naturism and to dispel mistaken impressions that non-nudists may have about us. This meeting is also a prerequisite before we can invite you to one of our clothing-optional events. Anyone with a sincere interest in discussing naturist issues is welcome.

Our Ventura meetups are also used for coordinating Friends of Bates Beach activities.

This is a yoga class for men only, held monthly at a yoga studio in Canoga Park.

All classes take place on Saturday mornings from 9:30 – 10:30 AM.

For a class to be held, a minimum of five people are needed. RSVP directly to Johny at urbanbodies@hotmail.com.

Come improve your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being with other naturist men in a comfortable, affirming environment.

Meet at the Bowen Ranch parking area between 10 and 10:30 a.m. If you miss us, hike down yourself and we will meet you at the hot springs.

The hike down to the trail is moderate if you are in fair shape. It is two miles long with a 970 foot drop in elevation. That means the slope is very uphill on the way back! It is not handicapped accessible.

Remember, there are no toilets, no water and no supplies available so be sure to bring everything you need. Don't forget your water, sunscreen lotion, hat, food, and comfortable hiking attire although you may hike nude both ways if you wish.

RSVP early to (818) 225-2273 so we can get a head count and arrange for car-pooling.

Each month SCNA hosts dinner and discussion groups at public restaurants around the greater Los Angeles area. These clothed events are a way to introduce people to naturism and the SCNA. We also take this opportunity to pass along the latest news affecting nudists in our region and beyond.

Since we need to get to know each other before we can invite you to one of our clothing-optional events, you must first attend one of these meet-up dinners.

Anyone with a sincere interest in naturism is welcome. All questions are appreciated. We look forward to meeting you.

Friends of Bates Beach hosts a dinner meeting in Carpinteria on the third Tuesday each month (March through October) to plan our activities for North Rincon Beach. It is the primary coordination time for the Beach Ambassador program, community relations, and beach events.

This is also a way to introduce new people to naturism and the nude beach culture, to dispel mistaken impressions that people may have about us. Anyone with a sincere interest in discussing naturist issues is welcome. Bring yourselves, some money for food, and your thoughts and enthusiasm. Also bring your curious friends and spouses!

Reservations are not required but a call to our Message Center at (818) 225-2273 or (805) 910-6210 is appreciated so we can anticipate the head count.

Friends of Bates Beach members also meet at the monthly SCNA meetup in Ventura.

This is a co-ed, clothing-optional yoga class held on the first and third Sunday of every month at a yoga studio in Altadena.

All classes are 1½ hours and take place from 9:30 – 11:00 AM.

For a class to be held, a minimum of five students are needed. Advanced registration is required.

Come improve your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being with other naturists in a comfortable, affirming environment.

Register for the co-ed class

Each month SCNA hosts dinner and discussion groups at public restaurants around the greater Los Angeles area. These clothed events are a way to introduce people to naturism and the SCNA. We also take this opportunity to pass along the latest news affecting nudists in our region and beyond.

Since we need to get to know each other before we can invite you to one of our clothing-optional events, you must first attend one of these meet-up dinners.

Anyone with a sincere interest in naturism is welcome. All questions are appreciated. We look forward to meeting you.

Those participating in the Beer Mile will attempt to drink a 12oz beer as quickly as possible and then run ¼ mile. Repeat the process three more times. After the four beers and 1 mile you’ve completed the race, and, following any short-term reflux effects, are likely on your way to a very happy afternoon.

It is open to anyone who can drink and run, jog, skip, saunter, walk or crawl for one mile. If you don't enjoy beer, there is an option of drinking a carbonated beverage. Sorry,water, juices, milk or a double latte don't qualify.

The cost to participate is $10, which includes the beer and specialty selected prizes for top finishers. You also need to buy a day pass to Olive Dell Ranch which range from $16 to $22 per person. That also gets you full access to the resort with swimming pool, jacuzzi, hiking trails, and an evening karaoke party. All naked of course.

Advance reservations are not required; a registration table will be set up by the clubhouse starting at 2 pm on Saturday.

If possible, one should come for the whole weekend and do the Naked Beer Mile on Saturday and the Bare Burro Nude 5K on Sunday. There are plenty of camping and RV spaces available.

Accomodations:

There may still be cabins available at Olive Dell for the night before the race. Call Olive Dell at (909) 825-6619, and ask for Bobby.

About the event:

Check-in starts at 8:00am, with the race beginning about 10:30 AM. Some may choose to walk the race instead of run — there will be a group doing so that you can join. Spouse and partners may watch, and won't be required to get nude to do so, but nudity is required in the pool, spa and clubhouse area if one remains for the day.

Dress code for the race:

The actual race is run nude except for socks and running shoes. Women may wear a sports bra. Be sure to bring a towel in case you want to wipe off or sit down.

Accomodations:

There may still be cabins available at Olive Dell for the night before the race. Call Olive Dell at (909) 825-6619, and ask for Bobby.