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There is an article about naturism in today's (May 7th) Metro newspaper. It is generally about naturist travel but it features a picture from Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park. (with the website!) http://www.metronews.ca/vancouver/Live/article/50123 The column appears in the Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montréal, Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver editions of the newspaper. It is a free daily newspaper that is distributed mainly to commuters. The total circulation of all those editions is over 825,000 ...
Photo by tanakawho The summer water system is now working so all trailers now have access to running water. The toilets and showers in Beckett Circle are not yet functional. As soon as they are cleaned and tested, they will also be opened. Although our water is filtered and chlorinated, we do not meet the Ontario Ministry of the Environment’s standards for drinking water.The York Region Health Inspector tested our water in March 2007 and told us that we met regulation 252 because he believed that we were a trailer park or campground with less than five service connections. However, ...
Bare Oaks will be exhibiting Friday through Sunday at the Green Living Show in the Direct Energy Centre (at the CNE) in Toronto. For nearly a century, respect for the environment has been one of the core principles of naturism. In fact, you could say that naturists are the original environmentalists! So it seem to make perfect sense that those who attend the Green Living Show might be interested in naturism. For existing naturists, it is a great place to get ideas for living a more environmentally-friendly life. If you wish to attend the show, here are some places you ...
The yearly Bare Oaks spring flood is on. With the warmer weather comes the runoff through the Black River and Harrison Creek. The unusually high amount of snowfall this year has created some record flooding. Yesterday, the water was running over parts of Kennedy Road and Queensville Sideroad had to be closed because some much water was flowing over it. If you are planning on visiting Bare Oaks in the next while, please be careful. If you are traveling at night, you may not see the water on the road until you are in it. Access to the back of ...