Naturist holidays, campsites and clubs in the UK

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Heritage Family Naturist Club	Berkshire	Brighton Naturist Beach	Sussex
Eden Naturally Naturist B&B	Lancashire	Three Farthings B&B&B	Sussex
The Waterhouse	Scotland	Tything Barn	Wales

Although the UK doesn't at first glance seem to be an obvious country for the practise of naturism, because of the often doubtful climate, naturism in the UK is becoming more and more popular with a large number of naturist clubs, many of which will accept holiday makers and day visitors, as well as a scattering of official nude beaches.

British Naturism, the main naturist organisation in the UK affiliated to the International Naturist Federation (INF), was formed in 1964 has around 16,000 individual and 130 sun clubs and swim groups as members.

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