2 locations · Canada
Saskatchewan
Every clothing-optional place we've verified in Saskatchewan. Tap any entry for full visit notes, etiquette, access and seasonal advice.
Saskatchewan, Canada
Green Haven Sun Club, Inc.
Green Haven Sun Club sits on the Saskatchewan prairie, about 20 minutes east of Regina. It's been around for over 50 years, which means the facilities are well-established but not fancy. You'll find basic amenities—pool, hot tub, volleyball courts, and open grass areas. The club runs as a membership organization affiliated with AANR, so day visits usually require advance arrangement. Most people come for weekend stays or seasonal camping. The property is flat and open, typical of Saskatchewan terrain. There's not much natural shade, so bring sun protection. Summers can get hot and windy. The club hosts social events throughout the warm months—potlucks, theme weekends, that sort of thing. It's a small community, so expect to recognize the same faces if you visit regularly. This isn't a resort with staff and amenities on demand. Members maintain the grounds and organize activities themselves. If you're looking for a low-key place to experience social nudity without pressure or pretense, Green Haven fits that description. Contact them before showing up, as it's a private club and access isn't automatic.
Saskatchewan, Canada
Paradise Beach (Bareass Beach)
Paradise Beach — known locally as Bareass Beach — is an informal clothing-optional beach on Blackstrap Lake near Vanscoy, Saskatchewan, about 30km south of Saskatoon. Blackstrap Lake is a reservoir created in the 1970s as part of a provincial irrigation and recreation project; it's a popular summer destination for Saskatoon area residents. The informal nude section has been a summer tradition for Saskatoon naturists for decades — one of the few outdoor naturist spots on the prairies, where the flat terrain and summer heat make lake swimming a primary warm-season activity.