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A brief history
The earliest known naturist club was in British India founded by Charles Edward Gordon Crawford in 1891. The first British club was founded in 1924 near Wickford in Essex, and was closed down in 1925. Then in May 1927 a new club opened at Bricket Wood near St Albans. The British Sun Bathing society was formed in 1943 and the British Federation of Sun Clubs was formed in 1964. The two merged and became the BN. British Naturism, an internationally recognized organization that can provide information on clubs beaches/ holidays and also runs events and a quarterly magazine for its members. Today there are about 130 clubs in the UK most of which welcome visitors and take new members throughout the year. There are also several official beaches were you can enjoy the freedom of open space.
For more information check the BN web site at
Naturism
To be in harmony with nature and feel the enjoyment and freedom of life without clothes a lifestyle that has no expectations and takes nothing away but gives a lot.
Freedom
No stress
No pressure
Time to relax
A new way of life
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Other Naturist Groups
YBN Young British Naturists arrange events for 16-30's naturists Contact- Young British Naturists YBN- website |
Swimming & Sauna There are a number of swim groups throughout the uk Contact- www.british-naturism.org.uk |
Suntreckers Caravanning & Camping. Hold events in the UK and abroad Contact- www.suntreckers.org.uk |
Cambridge Outdoor Club 1967-2010
member of the CCBN Central Council for British Naturism