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Zippered storage pocket We’ve had a steady number of requests at the Bare Boutique for a pocket towel to carry keys, money, etc…  (Because as textiles love to point out, we naturists have no pockets!) Variations on the pockets towels have been sold in the past by the FQN, FCN and, most recently, the Nudist Store. Unfortunately, none of these options are still available. Then last fall, we found this incredibly functional towel. It took the pocket towel well beyond what anyone had seen before! Slides over back of chair Folds into a bag So we brought in 10 towels to gauge the interest. And they soldRead More →

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There is a great demand for trailer sites at Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park. There 14 members on the waiting list for a year-round campsite. But rest assured that we will continue to keep 25 sites for short-term use. That way, everyone gets a chance to spend a weekend or their vacation at the park. But if you want a year-round campsite, there are ways to get there faster. (1) Members who take an unserviced spot (no water, no electricity) get priority on the waiting list. (2) Members who buy an existing used trailer with a campsite through the office get to keep the site.Read More →

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Our water is drinkable! Until now, we could not say that our water was safe for drinking. That’s despite the fact that it was filtered, chlorinated, and tested daily for adequate chlorine & weekly for lack of pathogens. Since the Walkerton tragedy of E. Coli contamination in May 2000 that lead to 7 deaths and thousand of illnesses, the regulations for drinking water have become incredibly rigorous in Ontario. (some say excessively so) But after several years of work and many thousands of dollars in expenses, we now meet the regulations! So rest assured that you can safely drink the water at Bare Oaks. Two wellsRead More →

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  We have introduced a video tour of Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park. A TV with 4 headphones has been installed in the office to show the video to visitors. There are many reasons for the video: Do a better, more consistent job of giving a tour Provide a more complete look at the park and its activities regardless of weather or season Include information about the philosophy behind naturism Give tours to everyone – in the last two years, we have been getting so many visitors that we just didn’t have the staff to give a tour to everyone Stop touring clothed people aroundRead More →

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On the penultimate day of Toronto’s Fashion Week, the fashionable thing to wear to the Theatre Passe Muraille was your birthday suit. Thursday night’s clothing-optional performance was a great success with a near-capacity audience of 133. The majority of crowd enjoyed the show clothes-free. Maev Beaty and Erin Shields, the performers and co-creators of the production who spend most of the show nude on stage, also enjoyed the event.  After the show, they both commented that it “felt like a special event” and that they were “very excited for this performance.” Erin added that “it was just wonderful… just people really generous… sitting there… enjoyingRead More →

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Volunteer Day! Saturday May 14, 2011 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome! Lunch will be provided, free of charge, for all volunteers. Non-members who volunteer will not be charged any day fees. (please register at the office) We really appreciate the multitude of people willing to give up their time to make Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park a better place. While there are many people volunteering all year, this is the day we set aside for a massive volunteer effort to get things ready for the season. We are told that it is also a fun day that many people look forward to.Read More →

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This performance is reserved for naturists and the audience will be NUDE! Just $20/person ($10 discount) TO OBTAIN THE SPECIAL PRICING, CALL THE BOX OFFICE AT 416.504.7529 AND QUOTE “NATURAL” This is the story that reveals the naked truth. Theatre Passe Muraille is enchanté to be home to the next stage of development for the SummerWorks smash hit, Montparnasse. Exposing us to the artists of the time, such as Jules Pascin, Henry Miller, Sylvia Beech, Kiki de Montparnasse, Chaim Soutine and the muses who inspired them, Montparnasse invites you to peek behind the canvas and discover the clandestine world of nude models in 1920s Paris.Read More →

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Spring is here, the days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, the sun’s rays are getting stronger, and there’s almost no snow left. That also means that memberships and site fees are almost due. Invoices were sent out in November with an April 1st due date. If you have not received an invoice, please contact the office immediately to ensure uninterrupted access. As always, we take payments in a variety of methods and offer a monthly payment plan. If you have other problems or concerns, please contact us. We would be happy to try and work out alternatives.Read More →

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Last year, members and visitors found Liz to be their favorite operator of the Bare Bistro to date. But it sees to be true for the media too!  First it was the restaurant review by Ian Brown in the Globe and Mail. Today, there is an article in blogTO. In their own words, “blogTO is a web site about Toronto written by a group of obsessed artists, musicians, photographers, politicos, advertising and media types, dancers, tech geeks, food lovers, aspiring film directors, fashionistas and people for the ethical treatment of animals.” The website is popular with urban youth in Toronto and has 500,000 unique users andRead More →

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The Naturist Living Show has exceeded 100, 000 downloads (not hits or impressions) of the show! And that number to continues to grow every day and the rate of growth is also increasing. Here are a few facts about the podcast: It is audio-only so only true naturists or those genuinely interested in naturism listen (we don’t get downloads of the show from people just looking for nudity because there are no pictures) Each download is many megabytes in size and the show is nearly an hour long so the involvement level is very high. (it’s not just a ‘hit’ or ‘impression’) Unlike a radioRead More →