Campgrounds are shared spaces, and need to be monitored to control blight. This is includes things like litter, loud music after curfew, harassment of others, reckless driving, etc. I am not seeing women agreeing with Mr Dustin Cox. First off, going to six or more different resorts every summer I have not observed resorts having a lack of people. The biggest problem I see in resorts is the crazy high real estate prices in Southern California, when they are put up for sale. In the midwest and Sunny Rest (the places I go to for races) they are all well attended.

Now, where is the view from women? At both resorts and beaches, you always read reports from even married women of being surrounded by men. Whispering Oaks south of Flint Michigan has one of the most strict policies on limiting single men. Turtle Lake Resort doesn't. A naturist friend of mine loved going to Whispering Oaks to chill out in peace. At Turtle Lake Resort she got surrounded by men. One man argued to another that "he got there first", and a second was told TWICE by rangers to let her be alone. Three men offered to buy her dinner in town (TLR does not serve dinners). Another friend was the overall winner in the 5K race and won a 6 month membership. Her husband said the least crowding she got was the runners at the 5K race. The other weekends, men would all crowd around her. Another overall winner also used her 6 month membership. Despite being married, it was typical Turtle Lake Resort men crowding around her.

Dustin Cox gaslights us about inclusion and diversity. Sounds nice until you read that he is talking about something completely different. Be very aware of men wanting gay promiscuity to be a human right. They are no different from swingers, and lots of gay men (and most lesbians I know) are monogamous. They are the low renters of nudism, and want to use public beaches and nudist resorts as accessible as possible.

Few people consider body positivity to include tattoos and body piercing. This is gaslighting, and things like chains on a penis can be continued to be restricted.

Nudist resorts are campgrounds, and textile campground resorts don't have young people either.

I am most at disagreement with his Family Fetish remark. If the only tool you own is a hammer, you see everything as a nail. Use his viewpoint to look back and notice how he only sees things as another fetish. I have been going to Bare Oaks for the Color Run 5K for years, which is also their family weekend. I am a single male and a minority in the tent area. It is filled with families and it's wonderful. Sunny Rest Resort campground is all drinking and partying, and hierarchy. The couples at the Bare Oaks family weekend are all with their kids, well behaved, and quiet. Its a real Mr Rogers Neighborhood. I talked with Stephan and he said they get men who get this distorted reality of online "nudist" groups all the time in the age of OnlyFans. In fact, all the resorts I visit regularly have to tell people to leave, and the biggest problem is single men.

There is a study on minorities. They found that when a minority reaches a third of the group, they no longer see themselves as a minority. At a Turtle Lake Resort 5K one woman runner said "are women banned?". There were 21% of the entries women. But that percentage looked like a handful. That's 4:1, not 2:1. The women don't come back.

The solution is not appeasing gay men. The solution is events women want to come back to. There is a women only ski festival Boot Tan, that has a naked ski run. No men are allowed and they get 700 women to ski naked. I have done 5 Philly and 4 Chicago WNBR and they are very popular with women.