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by Master Asker on May 17th, 2006

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Is it true there are beaches in California where it's legal to not wear clothing? I'm not talking about small, secluded, specially designated, private beaches. Rather, I've heard there are large, wide, open-to-the-public, beaches where it&#

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  • by breadmanpaul on December 31st, 2006

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    Yes. There are large stretches of California Beach that are clothing optional. In California any beach that is not within city limits AND is not a State Beach, is a clothing optional beach. In Southern California, that may be hard to find, but between Watsonville and San Francisco, such beaches abound. Get yourself a map that shows State Beaches. This will show you the places where you MUST wear clothing. Take for example San Gregorio, or Ano Nuevo State Beach. Check you map for the boundaries of either of these State Beaches. Park in the parking lot and walk down to the beach. Then walk either north or south until you have crossed the imaginary boundary of the State Beach. You are now on a clothing optional beach.

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