
The ponds are great if you are seeking peace, and solitude, and nature. Chances are you will not find another nudist here, and the only people you will meet will be a lone hiker, or a few L.L. Bean clad fly fishermen.
The walk to the upper pool is along an access road (closed to vehicles), and winds through forest and meadow. It is a pleasant hike, quiet of all noise except those of the birds and bugs and the breeze through the trees. The upper pool is a wonderful place to strip down and cool off. The entire area, both up and downstream from the main pool, is ripe for exploring.
The ponds are down a long, dusty, unpaved road, far from any development. The parking area is large, and can accommodate more than 30 cars. Near the parking area, there is a large, deep pool of water. This pool is used mostly by clad swimmers. Up stream about 3/4 of a mile, however, is another large pool, reportedly popular with nudists. The bank of the river is fairly sharp, making getting down a little challenging. The far bank, however, is flat, rocky and grass covered, and there are sandy beach areas on both banks. Bring bug repellent and everything else you might need. There are no stores nearby. You must leave the area by dusk.
Crowd: Not many, but the area has long history of nude sunbathing and swimming.
Not many, but the area has long history of nude sunbathing and swimming.
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(You have to be logged in) Add CommentCould you please give better directions. Like the street names and such.
Had trouble finding it yesterday.
Commented on 8/5/2008 9:42:09 AM
Although there is not much activity listed on cruise for this location,
don't let that fool you. This is another secluded place with lots of hot action. Sometimes you might have to wait, but the wait is worth it.
Those hilltown country boys are something else!
Commented on 6/4/2007 9:25:31 AM