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Skinny Dip Falls Trip

Our trip to Skinny Dips Falls was fun. The day was perfect for a nude walk downstream to the falls. Most of the path is in the nudist area so we were able to make the trip clothes free. The weather was warm and rain free.

We were joined by a group from the Pittsburgh Area Naturists and a couple from the Ithaca area. For those who have asked, the total time, less swimming and sunbathing, was about two hours. We may try this again if there is enough interest.

Next Meet and Greet

Our next clothed Meet and Greet will be on Saturday 8/7 which will be at the Hillview Restaurant which is located at 6135 Transit Road, Depew, NY. It will be on 4/6/19. They have a private meeting room. We will start at 5:45PM. From 5:45 to 6:00pm is a meet and greet portion with dinner starting at 6:00PM. Anybody can come to our dinner meetings. You do not have to be a member of the club and you do not need reservations. Please come, ask questions, and see what the club is all about, socialize and get to know us. The only cost is your meal and drinks.

Our Meet and Greet Dinners serve two functions. First, since our members come from a wide geographic area, it allows our members to get together and socialize. Second, it allows new people to meet our current members in a public and non-threatening environment. During this meeting, prospective members can socialize with our members, ask questions, and determine if a membership in Niagara Naturists is for them.

Naked in a Cave

Be Positively Magnetic!  Don't miss the third annual Howe Caverns Naked in a Cave event. Several Niagara Naturists members are traveling to Howe  Caverns for this event. Howe Caverns 3rd Annual Naked in a Cave event is taking place on Saturday, September 18, 2021. Tickets are $75 per person. Dinner and other add on options are also available for an additional cost. Ticket quantities are limited and they have  sold out the last 2 events, don't wait and get your tickets today!!!

Why Nude? Why AANR?

American Association for Nude Recreation Fact Sheet 2021

 American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR), founded in 1931, celebrates its 90th anniversary in 2021. AANR’s mission is to advocate on behalf of nudity and nude recreation in appropriate settings while educating and informing society of their value and enjoyment.

· Membership in AANR is a “passport to fun” and can be purchased for less than the price of a bathing suit. ·

 · Nude recreation is enjoying a revival in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean. AANR serves over 52 million individuals at over 180 affiliated clubs, resorts, RV campgrounds and businesses. Over half of these are “landed” clubs which have their own grounds and facilities. Others, “non-landed” clubs and sometimes called “travel clubs,” are comprised of groups of people who plan trips to clubs with facilities or hold other social events to enjoy nude recreation. · In 2003, a Forbes article estimated that nude recreation was a $400 million a year industry, including cruises, resorts and merchandise. By 2020 it grew to what is conservatively estimated a $566 million industry.

 · Nude recreation enthusiasts are a cross-section of North America, representing a variety of ages, careers and socioeconomic levels. Typically, members are active, college educated individuals between the ages of 35-75 who enjoy outdoor recreation and activities such as swimming, tennis, volleyball, walking and hiking.

 · AANR is a gold and silver award-winning member of the American Society of Association Executives, has received four Golden Bell communications awards from the Hospitality Marketing and Sales Association International (HMSAI), two Silver Mercury Awards and an SATW Cushman Award in recent years.

For 90 years AANR has been the preeminent authority and voice in North America, staunchly protecting the freedoms and rights of those who participate in wholesome, family-style nude recreation. Socially, AANR encourages Nakation℠ vacations as healthy, eco-friendly, transformational travel experiences; while AANR’s membership demonstrates conclusively that life is enhanced by the naturalness of social nudity. From exercise to relaxation, a person’s physical, spiritual, and mental well-being is enriched through nude recreation and slumber. AANR supports over 180 chartered clubs, resorts, and campgrounds (and is growing), and serves more than 30,000 members and 52 million skinny dipping enthusiasts throughout the U.S., Canada, and internationally. 

· Niagara Naturists is a local  non-landed club of AANR. We have several Nudist events during the year.

 Membership with AANR, through Niagara Naturists, is your key to nude recreation in the US and Canada.

Niagara Naturists/AANR membership cost is $51.00 per person.
That is substantially less than joining AANR as an associate member - not through a club.