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Palm Springs Nude Resort Sues to Protect No Kids Policy
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backcountry

Posted: Mar 25, 2012

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 This story was pointed out to me. Interesting question. ...

http://blogs.ocweekly.com/navelgazing/2012/03/desert_sun_resort_palm_springs.php

barefreedom

Posted: Mar 26, 2012

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 For those not from California or not familiar with the Unruh Act: http://www.imakenews.com/lmohrfeld/Civil_Rights_Act.pdf

It may be a difficult case and not sure what the basis would be for either side but proving that child safety can not be guaranteed in a nudist venue would work against social nudism. Simply creating unease in guests because children are present is also not a reason in my opinion to restrict.
Indeed it will be interesting to see how it plays out. Personally I have known people disappointed they could not stay with their children while traveling.
http://www.desertsunresort.com/the-experience the adult only policy is given here.

barefreedom

Posted: Mar 26, 2012

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 My favorite hot spring resort is nearby there. It is also adults only http://www.twobunchpalms.com/traditions.htm. This is allowed because under the Unruh Act it is allowed to restrict if children are likely to disturb the quiet atmosphere being created and where their presence would be disruptive. I would hate to think that the presence of children is disruptive of being nude.
Two Bunch Palms restricts the places that you can be nude to room, sun deck at the mud bath, and sun bins. It is my disappointment that I must wear the provided robe to go to the spring and restaurant. I am nude while at the room and sunning on the semi private/private patios.

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scotty1111

Posted: Mar 26, 2012

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 Interesting, this is my home club. they just recently went adults only and neither the TNS or AANR had a problem with it. Funny though, as many times as I've been there, I've never seen children.
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