London and South East Region

Following the success of last year’s barbeque evening at Houghton Lodge Gardens we have arranged another BBQ on Wednesday 10th June 2026 the gardens will open for naturist visitors from 5.30 pm and will remain open until 8.30 pm.  The gardens themselves are a delightful mixture of formal planting and more natural settings, and include direct access to the banks of the River Test. 
For the BBQ we will have - Beef Burger, sausages, herb salad and crisps the cost is £30 which includes the BBQ and admission to the gardens, we’ll have a cash bar selling wine, beer and soft drinks. 
Bookings for the Barbeque can now be made by emailing  applerooms@houghtonlodge.co.uk telling them you want to book the BN barbeque on Wednesday 10th June and  they will send you an invoice for payment through Stripe a confirmation email/ticket will then be sent to you on receipt of the payment. The cost of the barbeque which includes admission to the gardens is £30 (plus an admin charge of 65p)
If you do not wish to participate in the barbeque no pre-booking is required. You can simply pay on arrival using either cash or card. Admission to the gardens is £11.50
During the evening there will be another Treasure Hunt organised by Maddy Dawe.
There is ample parking available at the gardens, which are located close to Stockbridge in Hampshire. You can find more information about the gardens on the  website If you would like to stay at the gardens and join other naturist events in the area they have accommodation available see The Apple Rooms - self catering accomodation near Stockbridge 
On Tuesday 9th June we have the joint BN / Naturist Ramblers Redshoot walk in the New Forest and on Thursday 11th June another joint walk from Dunbridge followed in the evening with a naked dinner and skittles at Dunbridge.                                                     
Whilst the Houghton Lodge team are very supportive of naturism, they ask that visitors remain dressed until they are inside the gardens - there will be an area to undress and leave clothes inside the gardens. Thank you for your understanding on this point.
Address of the gardens Houghton Lodge, North Houghton, Stockbridge. SO20 6LQ
For further information contact Geoffrey at geoffrey.ryder@bn.org.uk

Join us at Dunbridge for an 11 mile* naturist walk through the gentle Hampshire countryside.
This walk is being run in conjunction with BN, so members of both organisations are most welcome to participate.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the walk. However, we will be passing through fields where cattle will be grazing, at which point dogs will need to be on leads.
* Note: a shorter option (7 miles) is available.
The event start time for this walk shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact geoffrey.ryder@bn.org.uk for more information and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  If considering Stark Trekkers or NatRam membership, please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.

Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join BN’s London and Southeast Regional team and the Naturist Ramblers Club at the Mill Arms in Dunbridge, a charming country pub in Rural Hampshire for an evening dinner and skittles. We will have exclusive use of the function room at the pub. This is a fully self-contained area with its own bar which will be open throughout the evening and toilets which means that it will be possible to be naked throughout the event. You will have a choice of the pub menu with two and three course options available-although you will need to order in advance when you book your ticket.
During the day we have a joint walk with the Naturist Ramblers Club starting from the Mill Arms so come and join us on the walk and work up an appetite. This will be a great opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet new ones in a naturist setting.
There is a large car park at the pub, and it's only a two-minute walk from Mottisfont and Dunbridge Station, if you'd prefer to leave the car at home.
The Mill Arms also has six rooms above the function room which can be booked direct phone 01794 340355 alternatively, please email us at themillarms@gmail.com
Please tell them you are attending the BN event as the rooms have been reserved for BN and cannot be booked online.
If you stay in the area we also have a joint BN Nat Ram Redshoot walk on Tuesday 9th June and on the Wednesday evening 10th June we have a Naturist evening at nearby Houghton Lodge Gardens with a barbeque and Treasure Hunt.
 Tickets are available to book at- https://buytickets.at/nakedticketstore/2138145
Should you have any questions about this event, please contact Geoffrey email geoffrey.ryder@bn.org.uk

This skinny dip swim is at the Petersfield Outdoor Pool in Hampshire. Petersfield is an ancient market town and the pool is centrally placed and regarded as a gem of the town. After the swim you are invited to join a naked dining session. The swim ends at 8pm to be followed by the meal.
To book- https://buytickets.at/nakedticketstore/2123123

Owing to ongoing problems with the pool and the termination, by Everlast Gyms, of our contract we find ourselves without a venue. We will amend these details as and when we have an alternative venue
 
Website: https://noahsark.jimdofree.com/

Join us for a naturist botanical ramble over several hours through part of the South Downs.
Enjoy frequent stops to appreciate the chalk grasslands, specialised flora, wild flowers, and orchids, and to take pictures,
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.

Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Please join with us for our continuing series of yoga practice.
Our class is welcoming, relaxed and for all ages (18+) and abilities including beginners. Our teacher has taught yoga for many years and is highly qualified.
£13.00 per session including tea.
Level access, a short walk from the car park.
Contact Alan 07486 424068  alanpeill@yahoo.com

Photo by Timo Volz on Unsplash.

Join us for a 5.5 mile naturist walk on the Downs, near The Long Man, to celebrate World Naked Hiking Day.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.

Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

This weekend event at the Naturist Foundation is for classic cars (usually over 25 years old) and other types of vehicles. Your zeppelins and ancient fire engines are all welcome. It's possible to camp over the weekend and use the superb facilities of the Naturist Foundation. There's a heated indoor pool, sauna, lovely woodland walks, sunbathing areas and a great well stocked bar.
Ticket are accessed via the Naturist Foundation website ticket information
You can visit just on the Saturday as a day visitor or camp for the weekend. Day visits are £17 each

Join us for a naturist walk (12 miles) near Harting Down in Hampshire.
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.   
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

On Sunday 28th June we are planning an ‘In Person’ get together at British Naturism Sunfolk for everyone who has ever attended any of these online gatherings. This will be a chance to meet in real life those people that, until now you have only met on Zoom.
As people will be traveling from a number of different locations, there is no particular time when you need to be there, so simply turn up whenever it suits you and look out for group of people talking noisily and hopefully you will recognise some familiar faces.
Sunfolk has an excellent kitchen for all to use, which has shared fridges to store food. There are also tea and coffee making facilities with snacks and drinks for available for sale.
Sunfolk is situated at The Spinney, Hazel Road, Park Street, St Albans, AL2 2AJ. Come off at Junction 21A of the M25
To visit Sunfolk for the day you need to book in advance. The cost of a day visit is £15 for BN members and £20 for non-BN members. Book at https://sunfolk.bn.org.uk.
We can’t say for certain what the weather will be like on the day, but given Sunfolk’s large, comfortable clubhouse, the hot tub, sauna and covered pool, there will be plenty of places where we can socialise if it is cloudy or wet.
So, if you can make it on that day, then it would be lovely to see you. And please feel free to bring a friend, boyfriend, girlfriend or partner.
If you have any questions, you can contact me through the BN forum messaging system, Name Tony Evans.
Hope to see there,
Tony

A clothing-optional walk in the gardens at Leonardslee, near Horsham raising funds for the British Heart FoundationLeonardslee Gardens Naked Heart Walk
Join us for a relaxed evening at the beautiful Leonardslee Gardens on June 28, 2026 at 6:00 PM (BST). It's the perfect chance to enjoy a peaceful clothing-optional walk surrounded by stunning nature and connect with others in a fun, casual way. Whether you're coming solo or with friends, this event promises a refreshing outdoor experience you won’t want to miss!




The Challenge
Leave your clothes behind and feel the breeze on your skin as you raise vital funds for the British Heart Foundation.
The Naked Heart Walks are organised by British Naturism to raise money for the British Heart Foundation and all participants will receive:
Completion certificate. A BHF medal can be purchased (£5) at the end of the walk. A fundraising link and regular emails to keep you on track. Full support from the British Heart Foundation to help you reach your target. Why not make use of the Just Giving page set up that you can link your own page to, and send details of it to all your friends, family, and contacts so they can donate and sponsor your amazing Naked Walk? Don’t be shy about it. Be brave and tell as many people as you can. It’s surprising how many people will donate to such a well-known, deserving charity, when they know you are doing something, which to them seems, ridiculous.
The British Heart Foundation
Heart and circulatory diseases are the world’s biggest killers, and they can affect any of us, including you. But thanks to the research that the British Heart Foundation is funding, there is hope. By backing the brightest scientific minds, we have the power to find treatments and cures that could make the difference between your parents living to old age or not, your friend making it to graduation or not, your sister being a phone call away or not.
This event is a bold one, just like our ambition to fund the science that keeps millions of hearts beating. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for signing up for the Naked Heart Walk and fundraising.
Discover a magical world in miniature at the famous Beyond the Dolls’ House exhibition!
This extensive collection depicts the Edwardian estate and neighbouring villages at 1:12 scale, with landscapes and characters acting out day-to-day activities. Exquisite in detail and accuracy, a six-foot-tall person is recreated as six inches in height.
Tickets for this event are sold through Eventbrite. You will be able to purchase tickets from Eventbrite by following the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/leonardslee-gardens-naked-heart-walk-tickets-1985521506274

Hever, Kent 30/6/26 Tuesday
Starting at Hever Station, this is an 18Km walk around the countryside to the south of historic Hever Castle. The walk will meet at 10:00am
Meeting point: Hever Station
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/xjNpBTtLCnT4UqzV9
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    Postcode TN8 7ER
Contact: Mike Ryan 07958 750139
Walk leader: Phil Harris 07711 640060
As always, please ensure you bring enough water and snacks for the walk.

Please join with us for our continuing series of yoga practice.
Our class is welcoming, relaxed and for all ages (18+) and abilities including beginners. Our teacher has taught yoga for many years and is highly qualified.
£13.00 per session including tea.
Level access, a short walk from the car park.
Contact Alan 07486 424068  alanpeill@yahoo.com

Photo by Timo Volz on Unsplash.

Join us for a 12 mile* naturist walk near Arundel in West Sussex.
An unusual mix of downland and riverside scenery.
* Note: a shorter version of this walk (3 miles or 6 miles) will be available on the day.
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.
 

Would you like to spend a few hours at a beautiful lavender farm in West Sussex?
Lordington Lavender is opening their doors exclusively to British Naturism on Sunday 5th July.
They run three three-hour sessions, and we have booked the afternoon one just for our use.
It’s a bring-your-own picnic event, although the owners say that food and drink can be ordered from their neighbours, Lordington Park Tea Rooms.
This will be a clothing optional event. So, it’s suitable for partners and friends of naturists who do not want to undress, and for people who are curious about social nudity and would like to try it for themselves.
Link to book- https://buytickets.at/nakedticketstore/2243798

Join us for a 7 mile naturist walk through varied countryside, ancient woodland, open meadows.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.

Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Ashdown Forest East Sussex 10/7/26 Friday
This is an 18km walk in Ashdown Forest and through the beautiful West Sussex coutryside.
The walk is fairly level with only some minor hills and no major climbs. The walk will meet at 11:00am in Ashdown Forest
Meeting location: Millbrook East Car Park, Ashdown Forest
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/D7Ftumn3DYqF6XXV8 
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    Postcode TN22 3HW
(It may also be possible to pick up people from East Grinstead train station, depending on numbers. Please contact Mike Ryan before-hand to confirm)
Contact: Mike Ryan 07958 750139
Walk leader: Phil Harris 07711 640060
As always, please ensure you bring enough water and snacks for the walk.

With 27 acres of woodland, water gardens, and a collection of rare, exotic and award-winning plants, High Beeches Garden is one of Sussex's finest gardens and is home to a plant collection that includes specimens from many parts of the world. It's a hidden gem in the High Weald of West Sussex. A botanical treasure trove and classic English idyll make it one of the most wonderful woodland gardens in the South East.
No advance booking. The garden will be open exclusively for naturists.  Non-naturist partners/friends welcome.  Please undress in the carpark.
Accessibility
Please be aware that High Beeches is a woodland garden and the paths throughout are unmade and uneven. They are also sloping in places and can be slippery when wet, wheelchairs are not recommended.
Disabled parking bays and toilet are available. There are benches situated throughout the garden. Please ensure you wear appropriate footwear, as paths can be slippery when wet.
Admission £12.00  (card payment preferred).  Ice creams, home-made cakes, hot and cold drinks available. 

Further information 07486  424068.   Gardens website  https://www.highbeeches.com/
(photo credit: Malcolm Beakhust)
Review by a previous visitor:
This was my first time visiting High Beeches and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The weather cleared up in time for the start and I ended up being one of the first through the gate (and about the last to leave). The gardens are lovely with various paths, ponds and meadow areas. The paths are a mixture of gravel and grass which can be steep in places as the grounds are basically a small valley with a stream down the middle. The gardens are well kept and you disrobe in the car park which is all hidden from view of the road. It wasn’t very busy (mainly due to the weather earlier I think and the temperature was not what you’d expect for July) but it was great to have the run of the place and to just leave everything in the car. There are plenty of seats all around the site for those who need rests. 
 Thank you to the organisers!! Definitely recommended if you like getting back to nature.

Come and see Oakwood at its best! Join us for our summer Open Day, a perfect opportunity to explore the club, meet friendly faces, and enjoy everything we have to offer.
Experience the joy and freedom of naturism in a supportive community
We have a summer BBQ, friendly pétanque games - all levels welcome - we will have the open air pool open from 11am - 4pm, clubhouse games available, and plenty of space to unwind.
Tea, coffee and cake will be available for £3, and BBQ items may be purchased separately.
Pétanque competition - Whether you're a seasoned player or trying it for the first time, everyone’s welcome to join in this fun and relaxed tournament on our new court in the stunning grounds here at Oakwood.

We aim to include a little something extra each month, sometimes a raffle, sometimes a bring-and-buy, but there’s always something to join in with if you like.
Whether you want to unwind in the clubhouse, or take a peaceful stroll through our wildflower meadows and woodland trails, come along to our site located right off the M25 and experience the beauty of nature, as nature intended.
Meet New Friends: Connect with like-minded individuals who all share the same passion.
All welcome: members, friends, and those curious about naturism. It’s a relaxed, no-pressure day - just a chance to see what Oakwood is all about in a friendly, clothing-optional environment. We want everyone to feel at ease. Visitors are not required to undress unless they are using the pool, but we ask that all guests be comfortable being around others who may be naked. Our environment is friendly, respectful, and welcoming.
Note: We have chairs available, but you’re welcome to bring your own. Please remember to bring a towel to sit on, as this is part of our club etiquette.
We have ample, secure parking.

Check out our website. New memberships available!
https://oakwoodsunclub.com/

The lido is 25 metres and heated to a toasty 28ºc, with extensive lawn areas for picnics and sunbathing.
Food, soft drinks and tea and coffee can be purchased or feel free to bring your own. There will be scones!
Tickets (£10.00) can be purchased at https://arundel-lido.com/ . Information about the Lido can be found at their website.

Please join with us for our continuing series of yoga practice.
Our class is welcoming, relaxed and for all ages (18+) and abilities including beginners. Our teacher has taught yoga for many years and is highly qualified.
£13.00 per session including tea.
Level access, a short walk from the car park.
Contact Alan 07486 424068  alanpeill@yahoo.com

Photo by Timo Volz on Unsplash.

Join us for a 15 mile naturist bicycle ride, on gravelly and sandy and grassy tracks, past salt marshes, to a beach by the Thames sea wall for some sunbathing time and perhaps a swim, before retracing the outward route back to the start point.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

This skinny dip swim is at the Petersfield Outdoor Pool in Hampshire. Petersfield is an ancient market town and the pool is centrally placed and regarded as a gem of the town. After the swim you are invited to join a naked dining session. The swim ends at 8pm to be followed by the meal.
Ticket prices and arrangements will be added here as soon as possible.

Join us for a 12 mile* naturist stroll on the South Downs near Lewes in East Sussex.
* Note: a shorter version of this walk (8 miles) will be available on the day.
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for an 11 mile* naturist walk on the South Downs near Eastbourne.
* Note: a shorter version of this walk (8 miles) will be available on the day.
A fabulous mix of riverside, downland and forest scenery culminating in a bracing hike across the Seven Sisters clifftops.
The walk starts with a short bus ride, so bring your bus pass if you have one!
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.
 

Join us for an 11 mile* naturist walk on the South Downs near Arundel.
* Note: a shorter option of this walk (6 miles) will be available on the day.
This walk has plenty of open rolling countryside and lunchtime views across the Sussex Weald.
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for a 6 mile naturist walk along the North Downs Way. Hills and hedgerows. Some climbing to the picnic lunch stop. Return to the start is by public transport bus.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:45 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.

Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Our Markbeech walk this year is on Friday 7th August. (Markbeech is very roughly, halfway between Tunbridge Wells and East Grinstead). The walk will be around 6 miles/10km
Meeting location: The Holy Trinity Church in Markbeech, TN8 5NT
Time: 11:00am
Walk leader: Phil Harris 07711 640060
Contact: Mike Ryan 07958 750139
As always, please ensure you bring enough water and snacks for the walk.

This skinny dip swim is at the Petersfield Outdoor Pool in Hampshire. Petersfield is an ancient market town and the pool is centrally placed and regarded as a gem of the town. After the swim you are invited to join a naked dining session. The swim ends at 8pm to be followed by the meal.
Ticket prices and arrangements will be added here as soon as possible.

Please join with us for our continuing series of yoga practice.
Our class is welcoming, relaxed and for all ages (18+) and abilities including beginners. Our teacher has taught yoga for many years and is highly qualified.
£13.00 per session including tea.
Level access, a short walk from the car park.
Contact Alan 07486 424068  alanpeill@yahoo.com

Photo by Timo Volz on Unsplash.

Join us for an 11 mile* stroll across the remote Hoo Pensinsula near Gravesend in North Kent.
* Note: a shorter version of this walk(8 miles) is available on the day
Great for those who like broad open spaces and a chance to swim in a sheltered bay in the Thames estuary.
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

The lido is 25 metres and heated to a toasty 28ºc, with extensive lawn areas for picnics and sunbathing.
Food, soft drinks and tea and coffee can be purchased or feel free to bring your own. There will be scones!
Tickets (£10.00) can be purchased at https://arundel-lido.com/ . Information about the Lido can be found at their website.

Join us for a 12 mile walk on the South Downs near Amberley in West Sussex.
In case you are wondering, Great Bottom is the name of one of the dry chalk downland valleys on the route.
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.
 

With 27 acres of woodland, water gardens, and a collection of rare, exotic and award-winning plants, High Beeches Garden is one of Sussex's finest gardens and is home to a plant collection that includes specimens from many parts of the world. It's a hidden gem in the High Weald of West Sussex. A botanical treasure trove and classic English idyll make it one of the most wonderful woodland gardens in the South East.
No advance booking. The garden will be open exclusively for naturists.  Non-naturist partners/friends welcome.  Please undress in the carpark.
Accessibility
Please be aware that High Beeches is a woodland garden and the paths throughout are unmade and uneven. They are also sloping in places and can be slippery when wet, wheelchairs are not recommended.
Disabled parking bays and toilet are available. There are benches situated throughout the garden. Please ensure you wear appropriate footwear, as paths can be slippery when wet.
Admission £12.00  (card payment preferred).  Ice creams, home-made cakes, hot and cold drinks available. 

Further information 07486  424068.   Gardens website  https://www.highbeeches.com/
(photo credit: Malcolm Beakhust)
Review by a previous visitor:
This was my first time visiting High Beeches and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The weather cleared up in time for the start and I ended up being one of the first through the gate (and about the last to leave). The gardens are lovely with various paths, ponds and meadow areas. The paths are a mixture of gravel and grass which can be steep in places as the grounds are basically a small valley with a stream down the middle. The gardens are well kept and you disrobe in the car park which is all hidden from view of the road. It wasn’t very busy (mainly due to the weather earlier I think and the temperature was not what you’d expect for July) but it was great to have the run of the place and to just leave everything in the car. There are plenty of seats all around the site for those who need rests. 
 Thank you to the organisers!! Definitely recommended if you like getting back to nature.

Join us for a 6 mile walk through woods and pastures. Some gentle climbing.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:45 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for a 10 mile* walk on the South Downs near Berwick in East Sussex.
Fabulous views over the south coast and Sussex weald (this is a revised version of the Un-Firled walk from 2024).
* Note: a shorter option for this walk (6 miles or 9 miles) will be available on the day.
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for an 11 mile walk around Ashdown Forest near East Grinstead in Sussex.
A surprising mixture of woodland and open heathland scenery.
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  
Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
  
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.
Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for an 8 mile walk through open country and the remote landscapes of the Pevensey Levels.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Have you ever done life drawing? Have you ever done it nude?! We’re binging together the worlds of naturism and life drawing into a single event. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve not done either before, there’s a first time for everything. This will be an informal and relaxed opportunity to do both, adequately lubricated and fuelled from the bar, and you will be free to be as naked as you are comfortable being. 
Please note that food and drink will be available to purchase from the bar from 7:30pm.
Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex
Click the below link for tickets:
https://buytickets.at/nakedticketstore/2155143

With 27 acres of woodland, water gardens, and a collection of rare, exotic and award-winning plants, High Beeches Garden is one of Sussex's finest gardens and is home to a plant collection that includes specimens from many parts of the world. It's a hidden gem in the High Weald of West Sussex. A botanical treasure trove and classic English idyll make it one of the most wonderful woodland gardens in the South East.
No advance booking. The garden will be open exclusively for naturists.  Non-naturist partners/friends welcome.  Please undress in the carpark.
Accessibility
Please be aware that High Beeches is a woodland garden and the paths throughout are unmade and uneven. They are also sloping in places and can be slippery when wet, wheelchairs are not recommended.
Disabled parking bays and toilet are available. There are benches situated throughout the garden. Please ensure you wear appropriate footwear, as paths can be slippery when wet.
Admission £12.00  (card payment preferred).  Ice creams, home-made cakes, hot and cold drinks available. 

Further information 07486  424068.   Gardens website  https://www.highbeeches.com/
(photo credit: Malcolm Beakhust)
Review by a previous visitor:
This was my first time visiting High Beeches and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The weather cleared up in time for the start and I ended up being one of the first through the gate (and about the last to leave). The gardens are lovely with various paths, ponds and meadow areas. The paths are a mixture of gravel and grass which can be steep in places as the grounds are basically a small valley with a stream down the middle. The gardens are well kept and you disrobe in the car park which is all hidden from view of the road. It wasn’t very busy (mainly due to the weather earlier I think and the temperature was not what you’d expect for July) but it was great to have the run of the place and to just leave everything in the car. There are plenty of seats all around the site for those who need rests. 
 Thank you to the organisers!! Definitely recommended if you like getting back to nature.

The lido is 25 metres and heated to a toasty 28ºc, with extensive lawn areas for picnics and sunbathing.
Food, soft drinks and tea and coffee can be purchased or feel free to bring your own. There will be scones!
Tickets (£10.00) can be purchased at https://arundel-lido.com/ . Information about the Lido can be found at their website.

Join us for a 6.5 mile walk along the river valley near open woodland.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for an 11 mile* walk through ancient forests on the North Downs between Chilham and Canterbury in East Kent.
* Note: a shorter version of this walk will be available on the day (to be confirmed). 
Chance for a skinny dip in the River Ouse and some great views across Kent.
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.

Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for an 11 mile* walk on Leith Hill near Dorking in Surrey.
* Note: a shorter version of this walk (6 miles or 9 miles) will be available on the day.
The NatRam walking season ends in the Surrey Hills Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty west of Dorking.
If you don't want to hang up your walking boots just yet, try one of the Stark Trekkers walks - they continue every month through the winter!
 
The event start time for NatRam walks shows when walkers may begin gathering at the start point before the group sets off (usually about 20 to 30 minutes later).
The programme for Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks is available on the Naturist Ramblers web site at the NatRam walks programme page.  
BN members new to Stark Trekkers and NatRam walks should contact the Club Secretary for more information about Naturist Ramblers Club membership, and detailed directions to the event meeting point.  
Please bring some ID (e.g. a BN membership card) and be prepared to provide some contact details on a completed registration form.
 
More information about our walks on the web site explains how our walks are conducted, and gives some guidance on what to expect on the day.

Note:
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too. 

Join us for a 6 mile walk near King's Wood, on wide tracks and through open spaces.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks starts at 11:30 prompt, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for an expedition to find and study whatever seasonal fungal displays we can find. Date and location to be announced (this calendar entry will be updated) depending on weather conditions and fungal activity.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks will start promptly at the scheduled time (when announced), so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.

Join us for a 6 mile walk through open meadows, tall willows, woods and orchards. Includes short steep path up to the summit of a ridge.
See our website www.naturistramblers.co.uk for details.
Note: this walks will start promptly at 11:30, so be sure to factor in some time for getting ready upon arrival.
Some of our walks are run jointly with British Naturism (marked BN/NatRam), but if you are a Naturist Ramblers member, there is no need to be a BN member too.
If BN members attend those walks, there is no need for them to be a Naturist Ramblers member too.
See https://www.naturistramblers.co.uk/member/member.htm
Questions to 7kk19bnu4spcmn.andrew are OK too.