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The High Desert setting of De Anza Springs Resort
De Anza Springs Resort is a magnificent resort on 500+ acres located in the high desert just minutes from San Diego, CA. DeAnza Springs is the largest and one of the newest clothing optional resorts in North America. Located in Eastern San Diego County, it is ideal for year-round vacationing. Enjoy the wide open spaces of the resort and the adjacent 700,000 acres of Anza Borrego State Park dressed as nature intended.
Stay at the resort or explore all the sights and scenery San Diego County has to offer. For those of you who have an RV De Anza Springs is the perfect place to spend a week or a weekend parked in one of their 311 RV sites most with full hook-ups. De Anza Springs also has motel rooms and Park Models for available to rent. If you prefer tent camping their are plenty of sites.
The resort offers a 7,500 clubhouse where they host dances, dinners and meetings. Enjoy a meal at the Cactus Flower Cafe or enjoy beverages at The Oasis Lounge. Bring the kids as De Anza is a family nudist resort. Children are welcome and play on the jungle gym.
If you have not yet experienced the freedom and fun of nude recreation, you are in for a wonderful and liberating experience when you visit DeAnza Springs Resort. DeAnza Springs is a "clothing Optional" facility and except for the pool and spa areas, which is nude use only, you will never be pressured to be completely nude. Nudity is accepted and encouraged throughout the resort and after a time to get comfortable with the idea, you will find that because people all around you are nude, quite relaxed and enjoying their day, being nude is the norm and it’s a lot more comfortable.
Resort amenities include: 7500 Foot Clubhouse with Full Service Restaurant and Bar. 2 Pools (one enclosed for year round use) Spa State of the Art Fitness Center Tennis Courts Motel RV and Park Model Rentals Extra Large RV Sites
Directions:
From San Diego going NORTH on 9TH AVE toward BROADWAY. 0.0 mi - Turn RIGHT onto BROADWAY. 0.1 mi - Turn RIGHT onto 10TH AVE. 0.2 mi - Turn LEFT onto G ST. 0.4 mi - Merge onto CA-94 E. 8.2 mi - Keep LEFT to take CA-125 N. 2.3 mi - Merge onto I-8 E. 59.5 mi - Take EXIT 73 toward JACUMBA. 0.1 mi - Turn RIGHT onto CARRIZO GORGE RD. 0.0 mi - Turn RIGHT to stay on CARRIZO GORGE RD to the resort.
Resort Rules:
The rules at DeAnza Springs are based on common sense and courtesy. Any overt sexual behavior, violence, either physical or verbal, questionable conduct with children, or any other behavior that could threaten, offend or embarrass others may result in your being asked to leave. Alcohol abuse may also result in your being asked to leave.
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Visitor Posted: De Anza Springs Resort Reviews
Reviewed By: Willy
From: Arizona
Trip Date: August, 2010
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"I've been visiting DeAnza Springs on a monthly basis for over three years, driving from Arizona. This place could be much better than it is, although its pretty darn good just the same. The problem is typical of nudist places where you have a mix of permanent residents and weekenders. The residents think of the facilities as their own, and visitors are somewhat intruders. Most of the grounds keeping and maintenance is performed by low-income residents working to cover the rent, so things get done but not to a high standard. Members are responsible for their rented spaces but management seems reluctant to enforce the rules with RV skirting, removal of clutter, landscaping, etc. The owners have been promising paved roads for over 5 years and still nothing. So expect to get covered with dust and dirt when the locals fly by on their golf carts. The desert temps vary greatly each day; I've experienced 60 degree temperature changes in one day. The Corrizo Gorge funnels some very strong winds through parts of the grounds, so be careful with camping items. Last, the camp is three miles north of the US Mexico Border and the adjacent train tracks help bring in coyotes and illegals who come into the camp looking for food and water. Oh, and don't go hiking on the tracks naked, you'll be arrested for trespassing!" - Willy from Arizona
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Reviewed By: Graham
From: California
Trip Date: July, 2010
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"Wonderful rustic resort set in 500acres of high dessert. Beyond the resort are the open lands of the Anza Borrego Desert State Park. This is a great place to hike and explore the desert. You can easily hike nude all day in the desert warmth and sunshine, without being disturbed by others. This provides a wonderful feeling of being at one with nature. The people in the resort itself are fun and friendly. We have made good friends there. At special weekends there are activities organized. These can be great fun, especially the Naked Olympics in the Fall. Costs are reasonable." - Graham from California
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