Hot Tub
Camping
Volleyball
Canoeing
Bicycling
Petanque
Trail Riding
Pets and Horses Welcome*

Brochure download (PDF) HERE
Free PDF (Adobe Acrobat) Reader HERE

88 Acres in a stress-free corner of nature where your pets are always welcome. There's a full bathhouse with hot showers. We added 15 more RV HOOKUPS (water and 50 Amp electric with sewer hookup) and unlimited tent camping. A dump station is also available.

We welcome first-time visitors to an incredible new experience in a totally stress-free environment..... perhaps you have only fantasized about strolling down a forest path with songbirds above, leading to a sandy beach along the St. Marys river - feeling the sun and a soft breeze - with nothing on but your shoes and a smile........

Horses are welcome for trail riding or you can bring your bicycle and enjoy riding on the trails and the rural country roads. Relax on white sand river beach with the magic of leafy Tupelos meeting overhead. Come swim in our pool! There's also river canoeing and kayaking with shuttle service provided (when the river level is right).

Bring your RV or tent and stay a while to experience the relaxation of a clothes-free natural environment.

Weekend of Enlightenment

Awakening your senses and discover the wisdom and teachings of enlightened thought!

Information HERE (PDF)

April 30 - May 2, 2010

Nudie Blues and the 5 K Trail Streak

It's time to shake off ole' man winter and get out and enjoy the sun, music, and friends old and new, with two live bands, fun, sun and a 5K run. CLICK HERE FOR THE DETAILS

National Nude Recreation Week (TNS) - Second week in July

Naturists from all over the country celebrate by engaging in their favorite nude recreation, from visiting nude beaches and resorts to hosting parties in their own backyards. The force behind Nude Recreation Week is the Naturist Society, a national society based on "the simple but life-affirming joys of nude recreation".

Labor Day Weekend:
Harvest Moon Butt Roast

Please bring your favorite dish to share -
Hidden River will provide boston butts.

These guidelines are for your safety and to assure your stay is pleasant. Please abide by them. Remember - treat your fellow visitors with respect - there should never be a need for an apology. Please notify management immediately of any offensive or improper behavior. HRR is a 100% drug free area!! Speed limit is dead slow!!

All members and their guests will sign in at the office upon arrival and pay the appropriate day fees. Members are responsible for their guests.

• CONDUCT is expected to be of the highest standards. Intimate contact, sexual activity or sexual solicitation, suggestive behavior, overt sexuality, vulgar language, criminal conduct, excessive intoxication, use of illegal substances or any other unseemly behavior is strictly prohibited and may result in expulsion from the grounds and revocation of membership.
  
• CHILDREN are always welcome. Adults are responsible for their children’s behavior, and will be held accountable for any misconduct, rule violations or damages. Minors under 16 are not allowed at the pool or river without a supervising adult. No children in diapers allowed in the pool, and no small children in the pool during adult volleyball games.
  
• SWIMMING POOL and inside fenced area is strictly nude. No floats of any kind and if using a radio, earphones are required. No food is allowed in the pool area. NO GLASS containers of any kind allowed in the pool area. The pool depth is 4 to 5’ which prohibits diving. No drinks or cigarettes IN the pool. SOAP SHOWERS are mandatory before entering pool. This is for cleanliness and maintenance, and to remove all lotions and oils. Anyone not complying will be asked to leave the pool area. Hygiene requires you to always bring and sit on your own towel.
  
• BODY JEWELRY below the waist is not allowed. Jewelry above the waist in good taste only. No excessive tattoos.
  
• PETS are welcome - on leashes at all times and only in the dog walk area. All other areas of the resort are off limits. *Dog policy: Please call and let us know the breed of your dog(s).  Our insurance company prohibits some breeds being on the premises.   Also required is your pet's Rabies certificate  -  not just the tag but the certificate with the date immunization was given.  Special events are generally "no pets" but there may be extenuating circumstances....... older pet that cannot be left behind, folks who live in their RVs travelling with a pet, a young puppy you don't want to kennel, etc.  Exceptions may be made, but no dogs that will pose a problem if someone walks close to the owners or the RV or campsite  (guard dogs)  Visitors like to visit others and will walk right into a site to say hello and introduce themselves.
  
• PLEASE put cigarette butts and trash in the proper containers. We get very annoyed with people who toss trash on the grounds.
  
• CAMERAS may not be carried on the grounds without written permission of the
  management. There are NO exceptions. FIREWORKS AND FIREARMS strictly
  prohibited.
  
• HOURS - 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. (6:00 p.m. in the summer)
  
• PARKING is in 2 designated areas ONLY. Do not park or drive on the grass.
  
• ALL ANIMALS you encounter in the woods should be considered wild an dangerous. Do not attempt to approach, pet or feed them. You may also encounter poisonous plants or reptiles in your strolls - THIS IS THE WILD ! Nature has created pitfalls on the grounds - holes, fallen trees, etc. Beware!! An ALLIGATOR is in residence in the river - at last sighting it was about 5’. Steer clear.

• NATURIST: A person who practices nudity for reasons of health or religion - nudist. Derived forms: naturists. The term nudist is more widely familiar in North America, however within the naturist and nudist movements, people generally prefer affiliation with one label or the other. Those who practice naturism are called naturists. To some the term "naturist" refers to nudism which is practiced in an outdoor or "natural" setting.
  
  
• NATURALIST: Somebody studying natural history: a student of or expert in natural history, especially botany or zoology.