About ClothesSuck
ClothesSuck is a discovery guide for clothing-optional places, events, and trips — resorts, beaches, hot springs, clubs, campgrounds, and the festivals and gatherings that bring the community together. Our goal is simple: help you find a verified, well-described option quickly, without wading through outdated forum threads or vague marketing copy.
We built ClothesSuck because most existing directories fall into one of two traps: they're either years out of date, or they're written to sell something rather than to inform. We wanted a resource that treats clothing-optional travel the way any other travel niche deserves to be treated — with real research, clear audience labeling, and an honest account of what's still open and what's closed for the season.
What we cover
ClothesSuck catalogs places (resorts, beaches, hot springs, clubs, campgrounds, and more), events (5Ks, festivals, workshops, and other gatherings), and — as the directory grows — curated trip ideas. Coverage is worldwide and expanding continuously; every listing carries a verification status and a last-checked date so you always know how current the information is.
What we don't do
We don't publish explicit content, and we don't editorialize about anyone's personal choices. Every listing states plainly whether a place is clothing-optional, nudity-required, or simply tolerant, and whether it's family-oriented or adults-only, so you can make an informed decision before you go, not after you arrive.
How we make money
Some outbound links on ClothesSuck are affiliate or partner links, and some listings may be sponsored placements. Every one of these is labeled, and none of it affects verification status or where a listing ranks in search results. See our affiliate disclosure for the full policy.
Who's behind this
ClothesSuck is written and maintained by the ClothesSuck editorial team. We're a working team, not a single person's blog, and we built the site to be a durable reference rather than a personality-driven project.