It really is for EveryBody

The sun has set on EveryBody 2026 and we have all gone home, feeling a little bit sad that it is finished for another year.

Not only was this year an early sell-out, making it the most successful yet, but the range of people involved tells its own tale. We welcomed guests from Germany, Switzerland, Poland and America, showing that this is an event people travel for.

EveryBody Festival has been growing and going from strength to strength each year, and this one did not disappoint. The Captain’s Beard kicked off the live entertainment with their pirate folk rock (no Roy, not that type of pirate music, stop panicking). Headline comedy followed the next night, with the acts again performing in Naturist attire – something of a recurring theme at EveryBody. On Saturday, we hit the waterpark, before another live band, Scratch, wrapped things up on Sunday.

The evening entertainment was matched by daytime activity, with our new yoga instructor, SallyAnn, being a real show-stopper. She ran meditation sessions and a women’s reflection circle on top of the yoga.

Several dozen guests participated in some drone photography that is going to be instrumental in showing the wider world how joyful and normal Naturism is, and inspiring them to give it a go.

And that brings me to the comment I’ve heard most. EveryBody wasn’t about the music, it wasn’t about the activities, it was about the people. Everyone present was welcome, found a home and made friends. This is what Naturism is about and why people stay in the Naturist community once they find it.

If you want to find out more about Naturism and what we do, check out the page here. As members, you can browse the photo galleries that show how much fun this and other events are, and, more importantly, you will hear from our other members, who will be more than happy to share their experiences.

There is already a home for you here. You just need to open the door.