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Boca Chica Naval Air Station Beach

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Nude sun bathing and cruisy beach on federal property next to Boca Chica Naval Air Station (NAS). Great nude beach with privacy and incredible trails for fun and games! Just a short drive north of Key West.
Crowd: Everyone -- locals and tourists alike. Some straights but mostly gays, bi's and straight guys looking for action.

Who's Coming

Everyone -- locals and tourists alike. Some straights but mostly gays, bi's and straight guys looking for action.

Go North on Hwy 1 till you pass mile marker 10. Turn right (east) at the Circle K food mart on the corner onto Boca Chica Road. Drive till you can't go any further. Park. Walk through the barriers and continue down what's left of old Highway 1 for about a mile. NAS will be on your right and Atlantic Ocean on your left. It is a good hike. When you encounter some rocks, go to the right and go where the road picks up again. Just after you are on the road, look to the left for a trail. The trail is a alternate route instead of climbing the rocks. Just beyond that there are places to hike and lay out au natural.
  • Crowd:Everyone -- locals and tourists alike. Some straights but mostly gays, bi's and straight guys looking for action.
  • Hours:Appears to be accessible 24 hours a day,but real active during the day.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:Take some tanning lotion and something cool to drink as it can get extremely "hot" here.
    Cruisiest Spots: Although the majority of nude sunbathing is done at the first beach area, continue walking the trails deeper into the brush and you'll discover other secluded spots along the beach and in the bush where activity occurs.
  • Nudity / Policy:Yes / Nude sunbathing
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
  • Warnings:bugs!
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  • This is an even longer walk since the hurricanes washed out more of what's left of the road. Now you have to walk on seaweed and leaves that have piled up against the Navy fence and the footing is unsure. It was a cloudy day with only a few cars parked at the end of the road so I turned back about halfway there. It just didn't seem worth it. I wonder how many people talk the long walk back there these days.

    Commented on 10/26/2008 1:33:05 AM

     

  • So....did you get lucky?!? Inquiring minds wanna know!!

    Commented on 1/10/2008 12:42:06 PM

     

  • Hey guys,

    A cruiser forwarded me a link from a Craigslist posting about this location, which has caused some concern about your safety and privacy.

    Please look out for one another and cruise carefully. Let other guys know what you know by posting comments.

    Ed,
    cruise Editor

    Commented on 11/23/2007 1:59:56 AM

     

  • wife and i will be there in two weeks, is this a good place to get others involved with us

    Commented on 3/18/2007 11:57:23 AM

     
 
 
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