Southern California Naturist Association Events and Activities

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.

Class includes slow stretching exercises of every muscle of the body for the first 30 minutes. Next, we will progress to very basic/beginners yoga asanas (poses) for 30 minutes. All levels of fitness experience are welcomed (from beginner to advanced). These classes are especially useful for people who suffer from low self-esteem and poor body image because it is done in a safe, nurturing environment. But it is open to anyone who wishes to discover an entirely new way of looking at your own body, spiritually and physically.

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.

Olive Dell Nudist Ranch is hosting its annual Nude 5k “Burro Run,” open to all who wish to participate. Your SCNA gets you into the park so you can cheer on those energetic enough to run the developed course through the back hills.

More FAQ about the event:

• Gates open at 8:00 AM for check-in, with the race beginning about 10:30 AM.
• 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.
• 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.

There may still be some "birdhouse" cabins or RV/overnight camping spaces available for the night before the race. Call Olive Dell at (909) 825-6619, and ask for Bobby.

Register online or mail your application form & waiver with a check payable to ODMA (Olive Dell Members Association) to:
Olive Dell Ranch
26520 Keissel Road
Colton, CA 92324

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.

Friends of Bates Beach hosts a dinner meeting in Carpinteria on the third Tuesday each month (April through September) to plan our activities for the coming month. This is also a way to introduce new people to naturism and to dispel mistaken impressions that non-nudists 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.

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.

• A beautiful new party home with a private backyard heated pool and Jacuzzi, outdoor bar and BBQ, a pool table, great sound system, and numerous TV’s in and outside.
• The hosts have invited anyone going on the hike Sunday to bring their air mattresses and sleeping bags and are welcome to spend the night on the floor inside, or the deck outdoors. Those doing so are asked to respect the neighbors and hosts by keeping the sound down after 10 PM.
• We will try and coordinate car-pools for those who need a ride, whether you’re going on the hike, or just coming out for the party on Saturday. When you RSVP, let us know if you need a ride, or can provide one, and for how many.
• The theme is Tiki, so if you need to wear anything, make it a grass skirt or hat!
• Everyone will get Lei’d!
• Anyone is welcome to use the outdoor BBQ for grilling.
• As usual, this is a potluck, so please let us know what kind of dish, salad, or dessert that you’re bringing to share, so we can avoid duplications.
• Our friends from NitOC and the Camping Bares are invited to join us for this party!

PLEASE RSVP to SCNA at (818) 225-2273 or via email to scna@socalnaturist.org.

There is no charge for this event but you are responsible for your own equipment, food and drink to pack in (and to pack out any leftovers!) You may camp Saturday overnight at the ranch after attending the party on Saturday, or just meet on Sunday morning for a hike to the hot springs.We will hike in at around 10:30 am Sunday for a great day at the springs. Because the 5-mi dirt road from the gate to the parking lot is in very poor condition, a 4-wheel drive truck or other high-clearance vehicle is recommended but not required. RSVP early to (818) 225-2273 so we can get a head count and help with any car pooling, which we also recommend.