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At Sawmill in the Tampa Bay area, you can get out in nature and still have your essential comforts like a poolside bar, a large community fire pit, WiFi , nightclub and a round-the-clock game/pool room. Set on 120 acres (nearly 50 ha) of nature trails and cypress trees along the Withlacoochee River, it is a year-round camping paradise and one of the largest gay campground in the US. Campers can choose from full RV hook up, tent sites and air-conditioned cabins, rates varying according to accommodation and day of the week. The heated pool is clothing optional. Women are also welcomed, particularly at four special events a year.
The Sugarloaf Women's Village, about 17 miles (27 km) from Key West, is a lush island sanctuary for women only. It offers a campground for tents as well as small, self-contained RVs, three private guest spaces in cottages and two bedrooms in the village's Community House. The relaxed vibe includes kayaking, dance parties, potlucks and evening sing-alongs. All women are welcomed, but only lesbians can apply for extended stays. It operates on a donation basis - suggested $15 a day for camping and $15-$50 a day for the indoor accommodations. Work exchange is also an option. Visitors are asked to limit their first stay to two weeks. Activists and authors Barbara Deming and Jane Verlaine founded Sugarloaf in the mid-70s in an era of establishing "womyn's lands."
Cactus Canyon in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks is a clothing-optional campground with tents, RV hookups, cabins and dormitory rooms. Owners Chaz and Jim are the on-site operators of the woodsy facility that opened in 1999. Its 720 acres (290 ha) of woods, streams and prairies are a naturist's paradise with hiking trails, float trips, canoeing, fishing, waterfalls and natural pools. The campground also has a swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, weekend themed parties and various games like volleyball, croquet and bocce. All guests pay an annual $10 membership fee and $20 a night ($5 more on holidays) in addition to charges according to type of accommodations ranging for $6.50 a night for a tent site to $85-$95 a night for a cabin.
Cactus Canyon Campground & RV Resort
Oneida is the grand old man of American gay campgrounds, established back in 1980 on 100 acres (40 ha) at the top of the Endless Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania. Operating seasonally, the clothing-optional resort features a state-of-the-arts dance club and weekend events that include beauty pageants, an illuminated golf cart Pride parade, bear hunts and a trailer trash weekend. It caters primarily to men, offering accommodations ranging from tents to lodges, but lesbians are also welcome.
Camp Mars in South Central Florida offers a taste of how the Sunshine State used to be before developers took over. Guests can enjoy 40 acres (16 ha) of live oaks, tropical foliage and nature trails meandering by ponds and a creek. Hunting and fishing are big pastimes around the neighborhood. Accommodations run from rudimentary tents to full hookup RV sites to unique cabins, including a yurt with queen bed. It has occasional themed weekends and a clothing-optional swimming pool.
In the Russian River Wine Country 90 minutes north of San Francisco, the Highlands Resort offers summer camping in a meadow if you bring your own tent. The year around resort, which dates from the 1920s and "came out" in 1980, nestles in three acres (c. 1 ha) of mature redwood trees and gardens in a residential neighborhood only four blocks from gay bars in the village. Early 1940s cabins - many with fireplaces - retain much of their original charm, undisturbed by telephones, TV or radios. It makes available basic WiFi but no streaming video. Nude sunbathing is popular around the pool and hot tub. Most guests are LGBT, but it is straight-owned and straight friends are welcomed.
Founded in 1986, the adults-only Windover Women's Resort offers a seasonal retreat with hiking trails, a heated pool and a 24-hour club house equipped with pool table, big screen TV, fireplace and cellphone reception. Lodging options include tenting areas, RV hookups, rental trailers and cabins, all peaceful and well maintained. In the heart of the Thumb Area on Michigan's Lower Peninsula, the resort is close to golfing, boating, fishing and recreational water sports. Socializing takes place around Friday night community fires, the newly installed multi-sports court and special weekend activities. Big off-site events are the annual golf outing in June, the Women on Wheels weekend in July (novice to experienced riders) and the kayak and canoe weekend in August.
Two hours north by car from Atlanta, The River's Edge is a gay-owned and -populated, clothing optional camping ground. Rent an RV or tent or bring your own. Cabins are also available as well as a slew of traditional campsite-extras such as warm showers and a mess hall. There is a membership fee and then rates for additional guests. Caters primarily to men although women are welcome.
The clothing-optional Oz - or a Place Called Oz - Campground is 150 acres of relaxation just seven miles (11 km) off Interstate 75 near Macon. Known as "Lumberjack's Camping Resort" under previous owners, it has a 4000 square feet (37 m2) bar and night club as well as miles of trails. Membership - by day or by year - is limited to over-21 campers, most of whom are males with an average age of 40-50. Women and straight couples are welcomed, but some weekends are guys only. You can stay over in a tent, cabin or RV or as a day tripper. The rustic site has plenty of creature comforts, but you'd do well to bring some gnat spray for your encounter with nature. The campground is closed Mondays and Tuesdays, November through February.
The Woods is a clothing-optional campground in the Pocono Mountains, 77 miles (c. 125 km) north of Philadelphia. The secluded getaway for gays and lesbians offers a variety of camping accommodations and attracts roughly half singles, half couples and a broad mix of ages though you'll find plenty of college-educated younger men here. Its 160 acres (65 ha) offer a four-acre lake for paddle boating, nature trails, streams, sand-court volleyball tournaments, a camp store and club house with cafe and dance club. A new membership is required each season. Accessible by bus from Philadelphia and New York City.

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The LGBTQ community has long relished heading to woodsy campgrounds to explore the great outdoors and de-stress among kindred souls. In the early 1980s, camping was in its infancy. Now around 150 properties thrive in the US, some requiring memberships, often a nominal fee. Gay Camping USA offers a "Friends with Privileges" discount membership program for affiliated camps. In northern climes, campgrounds are seasonal, but it's year-round fun and adventure travel in the south and west. Most offer a spread of accommodations from basic tenting to RV hookups to rustic cabins and even lodges, but each is a unique experience. Why not sample a few or pick your favorite for a same-time-next-year holiday?
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Camping with lesbians is not like camping with straight people. To start, there’s jello wrestling. At least there was at the PDX Lesbian Network campout last weekend at Milo McIver State Park .
When she heard I was coming off the road due to Olive’s health , Danielle del Prado, the PDX Lesbian Network campout organizer reached out to me to ask if I wanted to attend. She had an open spot from a cancelation to this year’s sold-out event. I jumped at the chance.
The lesbian campout was just 45 minutes from Portland on the Clackamas River. Danielle did a wonderful job organizing. Each of the 53 sites coordinated an event for the weekend. I invited my friend Claire and her cute golden retriever puppy Honeybee.
It was so great to be around people after a year of avoiding them. Camping comes in many forms. Sometimes you sneak off way in the woods to get away from it all. Sometimes you bring all your friends and family along and sometimes you head out to meet up with a bunch of people you’ve never met.
I offered to do a workshop for solo women travelers. Danielle added on a tour of Squeaky. Good thing I cleaned before I headed out. Jello wrestling was by far the most popular event. How fun to see laughing lesbians, rolling around in a baby pool of bright red jello, competing for a Home Depot gift certificate. It was slippery and raucous and just what we needed after being cooped up for almost a year due to Covid.
I missed the corn hole tournament because I was out kayaking on Estacada Lake, which was just a few steps from our campsite. I did play Wine-O. A bingo game that involved wine. I won a bottle. Each night we danced in the dusty dusk.
I took Claire’s dog to the Talent Show while she went off to visit with friends. The organizer was quite persistent trying to get me to sign up for some sort of talent, but I declined. So imagine my surprise, when the emcee called my name. “Up next, Kathy with dog tricks.” I was a little flummoxed but decided to be a good sport and went up on stage with Honeybee, who is only about 7 months old and tried to get her to at least sit. When she finally did, I was met with loud applause. I took a bow and took my seat, wondering, who did this to me? Who signed me up? Just as I was getting seated, another woman stood up with her very talented Corgi who actually performed tricks. Whoops. Another Kathy in the mix. Ha. I had a good story to share the rest of the weekend.
My campsite was great. It was large with full shade and electric and water. There’s a dump station in the park. I’d highly recommend Milo McIver as a place to camp whether overrun with lesbians or not. There’s the river for floats, the lake for kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. There’s hiking and horse trails and a full disc golf course.
A few days after the event, Danielle let us know that she secured the campground again for next year and it’s already 85% sold out. I can’t wait!
How do you find attractions and things to do along your travel route when you’re planning a big road trip or RV trip? There are interesting things to see at all across America and Canada, but if you don’t know where they are, how will you find those fun things to do along your RV…
Randy is a full-time solo RV woman and an inspiration to me. It was great for me to pick her brain and learn from her how she manages to make a living on the road, find community and find great places to camp.
Travels with Squeaky is a podcast for solo women campers, RVers and vanlifers hosted by Kathy Belge of TravelswithSqueaky.com. This week we interview Debra Allen who is a solo woman explorer. She sat down to talk with us about her unique car camping set up and how some of her favorite travels are close to…
I’ve been waking up with anxiety lately. I gave my notice at work and selected a “hit the road” date. I’ve saved enough money for at least eight months on the road. I’m getting my house ready to rent and going to go live in my RV fulltime until the money runs out, I get…
Note: I wrote this blog a few days ago and am just getting it posted now. As I write Silver Falls State Park has been evacuated due to forest fire danger. Praying she gets spared. A few other Oregon State Parks were not so lucky. My time at Silver Falls has come to an end….
This week on the Solo Women RV podcast our guest is Carolyn Higgins of Carolyn’s RV Life blog and YouTube channel. Carolyn has been living for six years as a solo woman on the road and she’s been documenting all if it on her very popular YouTube channel. She agreed to come on and share…
How do you find attractions and things to do along your travel route when you’re planning a big road trip or RV trip? There are interesting things to see at all across America and Canada, but if you don’t know where they are, how will you find those fun things to do along your RV…
Randy is a full-time solo RV woman and an inspiration to me. It was great for me to pick her brain and learn from her how she manages to make a living on the road, find community and find great places to camp.
Travels with Squeaky is a podcast for solo women campers, RVers and vanlifers hosted by Kathy Belge of TravelswithSqueaky.com. This week we interview Debra Allen who is a solo woman explorer. She sat down to talk with us about her unique car camping set up and how some of her favorite travels are close to…
I’ve been waking up with anxiety lately. I gave my notice at work and selected a “hit the road” date. I’ve saved enough money for at least eight months on the road. I’m getting my house ready to rent and going to go live in my RV fulltime until the money runs out, I get…
Note: I wrote this blog a few days ago and am just getting it posted now. As I write Silver Falls State Park has been evacuated due to forest fire danger. Praying she gets spared. A few other Oregon State Parks were not so lucky. My time at Silver Falls has come to an end….
This week on the Solo Women RV podcast our guest is Carolyn Higgins of Carolyn’s RV Life blog and YouTube channel. Carolyn has been living for six years as a solo woman on the road and she’s been documenting all if it on her very popular YouTube channel. She agreed to come on and share…
How do you find attractions and things to do along your travel route when you’re planning a big road trip or RV trip? There are interesting things to see at all across America and Canada, but if you don’t know where they are, how will you find those fun things to do along your RV…
Randy is a full-time solo RV woman and an inspiration to me. It was great for me to pick her brain and learn from her how she manages to make a living on the road, find community and find great places to camp.
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