Your First Visit

Starting April 15th 2024, we are open for the 2024 season. First time visitors will only be admitted on weekends during office hours or by appointment before Memorial day.

For your protection, all first-time visitors to our gated community must present a valid photo ID at our office and consent to CORI (Criminal Offender Record Information) and SORI (Sexual Offender Record Information) checks. Anyone who has been convicted or awaiting trial for a felony or any type of sexual offense will be denied entry. Management retains the right to deny entry to anyone. A valid government issued ID with picture is required for all adults who wish to enter.

After you have checked in at the office and paid your day pass fee a friendly guide (“yellow hat”) from our Membership Committee will accompany you on a tour of Solair and answer your questions. Everyone should expect to take the tour nude (weather permitting), as we are a nudist resort and have found it best for our visitors to jump into the experience with both feet. Then you are free to relax, explore on your own, or settle into accommodations if you are staying over. You will see other “yellow hats” all around camp. Always feel free to approach them if you have any questions or issues.

Please call ahead to reserve overnight accommodations in a rental cabin or RV or tenting site.

THINGS TO BRING

• Driver’s license. All visitors will need to present their driver’s license or government-issued photo ID at the office upon arrival.
• Towels. Bring towels to sit on and to dry off from showers and swimming.
• Beach chairs. We have limited chairs available on the beach.
• Money. Cash or credit cards to pay your grounds fee and spend at our store and the Delish Bistro.
• Proper footwear. Bare feet are fine on the beach, but you will want sandals for the rest of the area and sneakers for hiking and light sports (non-marking soles for the pickleball/tennis courts please.)
• Sunscreen. The healthy lifestyle we advocate includes protection from the damaging rays of the sun.
• Car. Due to the rural location of Solair, public transportation and ride share service such as Uber or Lyft is practically nonexistent in our area. We strongly recommend using another type of transportation, either your personal vehicle or a rental car.

THINGS TO LEAVE HOME

• Cameras. Photography is strictly prohibited except by authorized member photographers for specific purposes with the subjects’ permission.
• Pets. Pets are permitted on leash, although we prefer they be left at home. Pets are prohibited in the rental units, on the beach, and in the pool area.

CNN’s Nude Beach Etiquette for Newbies

Of course when CNN wanted to do a feature on nude beach etiquette Solair was a logical choice and their video has helpful information for the first time visitor , the video can be found at this link on CNN

For your safety and enjoyment, please obey our Ground Rules!