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The 1st Annual Greater Toronto Volleyball Tournament at Bare Oaks was a fantastic success! As one long time member said, he's never seen the place so busy in 17 years. All of our campsites were full. However, we could have accommodated a much larger number of players since most people came with tents and were happy to share sites. Nine teams competed and the play was both fun for the players and entertaining for the spectators. Many families came and the children's activities included water balloon games, arts and crafts, Fill the bucket races, bead necklace building, bocce Ball, sand ...
The Volleyball Tournament is coming together very, very well! We have many registrations already and we hear that people are coming from far and wide to participate. It may not be the biggest naturist tournament but it certainly will be a good one for our first event. A few highlights so far: The new sand court is ready almost finished.The 3 grass courts have been setup.Nudles has a full food menu for the weekend and an events liquor license. (beer only)40 new 8' picnic tables have been delivered and just need to be assembled.Kids events have been planned by several ...
As you can see, the new sand volleyball court is almost ready. Just in time for the July 1st long weekend tournament! It's going to be great! Lots of people have reserved and we expect a great turnout for our first Greater Toronto Naturist Volleyball Tournament at Bare Oaks. In addition to the games, we will have a live band and lots of other activities. First Annual Greater Toronto Naturist Volleyball Tournament June 29th – July 2nd A, B, Novice Plus, Novice and Teen Novice Divisions (No Co-Ed Restrictions) Show up and find a team, everyone plays! Friday 4 on ...
It's really hot out there but nothing beats taking it all off and going for a swim! Ah the feeling of the hot sun and cool water on bare, unencumbered skin... there nothing like it! The salt water system was definitely worth it. The water feel so smooth and silky. I'm amazed that I am able to comfortably open my eyes in the water. In traditional pools, I have to keep my eye closed otherwise I get itchy red eyes. This feels totally normal! The solar heater is fantastic. Within one week of opening the pool in May, it heated ...
There are two articles about naturism in today’s Toronto Star. The main article, ‘Interest sags in nude retreats’ is about clubs in Toronto being for sale or sold. It evolved from an Associated Press press story about a week ago on the aging of the naturist population. Those who followed that story know that I disagree with the inference that naturism only appeals to old people. My point is that most clubs started in the 50’s and 60’s and it’s a natural evolution that many of those clubs are in need of renewal. It was not my intent to make ...
