Deer Park Nudist Resort

Deer Park Nudist Resort dates back to the 1930's when it was called Oakdale Ranch. The owners of this 44-acre property operated a country store, gas station and small goat farm. However, they decided to open a part of the property as a nudist ranch. In 1998, the name was changed to Deer Park Nudist Resort with the same commitment to family social nudism and enjoyment. Deer Park is known as the Friendliest Nudist Resort in Southern California.

Deer Park Nudist Resort is a place to come, relax and forget about all the stress in your life. They have RV sites with full hook ups, tent-camping sites and cabins for rent. There are 2 swimming pools, hot tubs, dry sauna, steam-room, a restaurant and beverages are also available. They have an active membership with fun activities most weekends. Deer Park Nudist Resort has the friendliest members and guests. Couples and families with children are welcome to enjoy and relax in the great Southern California weather.

Resort amenities:
Trails End Clubhouse Restaurant, 2 Pools, Jacuzzi Hot-Tubs, Dry Sauna, Steam-Room, Volleyball Court, Tennis Court, Hiking Trails, Rental Cabins, RV Campsites with hook-ups, Tent Campground

Directions:
From Los Angeles take the I-15 east - Take EXIT 122 The Glen Helen Pkwy - Keep right at the fork to go on Glen Helen Pky/Devore Rd. - Turn left onto Glen Helen Rd. - Deer Park Resort (1924 Glen Helen Road) is 0.3 miles past Lower Lytle Creek - If you reach W. Forest Lane you've gone a little too far.

Note:
Singles must call prior to visiting: "Due to the nature of our business, and the noticeable difference in the number of single men verses couples or single women, management has limited the number of single male visitors to five per day. To ensure your being able to visit Deer Park on a particular day, you need to call and make a reservation."

Resort Rules:
The rules at Deer Park 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. Hours for day visitors are from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm.