Avalon

Avalon sits on 110 acres of forested hills in West Virginia's eastern panhandle, about two hours from both Washington DC and Pittsburgh. The resort has been operating since 1964, making it one of the older naturist communities in the region. You'll find a mix of wooded trails, open lawn areas, and facilities that feel more functional than fancy—this is a place built by members over decades, not a luxury getaway. The pool is the social center during warm months, with a hot tub nearby and plenty of deck space. There's a clubhouse with a kitchen, bathrooms, and common areas where potlucks and events happen. Camping sites are scattered through the property, and there are a handful of rental cabins if you don't want to pitch a tent. Some members have trailers or small structures they've set up semi-permanently. The terrain is hilly and uneven in places, so expect some walking if you want to explore the trails. Cell service can be spotty depending on your carrier. Avalon runs as a member-owned cooperative, which means it has that community-run vibe—things get done when volunteers step up. If you're looking for daily activities or staff organizing your schedule, this isn't that kind of resort. It's quiet, low-key, and relies on people making their own fun.