Hidden Lake Resort

About

Hidden Lake Resort is located just South of Jay, FL off from Cobbtown Road on Wildhorn Trail which is a dirt road that winds through the sunny pines that lead to the all natural campground. Hidden Lake is proud to be associated with AANR & TNS.

Whether you are a long time seasoned nudist or a free spirited first timer, visitors to Hidden Lake will discover that people do come in all shapes and sizes. As far as our bodies are concerned, none of us have anything to hide. At Hidden Lake you may adjust at your own pace, we dress and undress for comfort, letting the weather be your guide. Nudity is accepted and encouraged throughout the resort, especially at the lagoon. If your a first timer to the naturist life; there are some very helpful websites to help you learn what to expect: TNS (The Naturist Society) and AANR (American Association for Nude Recreation). We offer discounts for members of either association, see our rate page.

Our amenities include gated private entrance, an 8-acre private fishing lake with 2 paddle boats, Swimming in the Blue Lagoon with sandy beach area and lawn chairs to soak up the sun, Club House with full kitchen, bathroom, TV and outdoor deck, Heated Bath house, hiking trails, Vegetable & Herb gardens and much more. We have 25 RV lots with water and electric, some full hookup. We are open all year round!

Fee Info

http://www.hiddenlakecamp.com/rates.html

Location

Hidden Lake Resort is located in Florida

Directions

From I-10 go North on FL-281, Turn right onto US 90 E - Caroline Street, Turn left onto FL-89 N/Dogwood Dr, Turn left onto FL-87 N, Turn left onto Country Mill Rd, Turn left onto Greenwood Rd, Turn left onto Cobbtown Rd, Turn right onto Wildhorn Trail. From I-65: Follow I-65 S to exit 93 for US 84 toward Evergreen-Monroeville, turn left, turn a slight right toward US-31, follow through Brewton, turn left onto AL-41 S/Florida S, Continue onto FL-87 S, Turn right onto Country Mill Rd, Turn left onto Greenwood Rd, Turn left onto Cobbtown Rd, turn right onto Wildhorn Trail.