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Guest Website by: Dave Beeman
Review of Tucson Arizona Fkk Resort Mira Vista
My wife and I were approaching our 23rd wedding anniversary, and we had decided to plan a weekend holiday for the first time in 20 years. We live in Fresh Mexico, which has lots of spots to see and things to do, but we decided to go to Arizona.

I jokingly suggested we go to Mira Vista, presuming my 90% textile wife would never go for it. She asked me, "What is Mira Vista?" I replied, "It's a clothes-optional resort just outside Tucson, Arizona." Nothing more was said until after Fresh Year's, when she dropped a bombshell and said, "Let's make bookings at Mira Vista"!
We left New Mexico on the morning of March 15th. It was a 5 hour drive to the resort from our dwelling, mostly via Interstate 10. The nudist resort was simple to discover, and we arrived with plenty of daylight left. The receptionist was very warm and friendly. She gave us a very brief rundown of rules and policies, and then directed us on a tour of the facilities.
It also had more than a little old west charm. The "club house" was initially a stage stop for the Butterfield Stage line.
The current owners, who also own Laguna del Sol outside Sacramento, CA, purchased the Mira Vista property and opened it as a clothes-optional resort in 2006.
There are a total of three pools, and one in ground hot tub. The main pool is kept at a comfortable temperature and is just big enough to get in several laps. There's a dedicated water volleyball pool, a 96 degree dialogue pool, and the hot tub is kept at a relaxing 106 degrees.
https://www.archive.ece.cmu.edu/~coram/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=https://beachvoyeur.top was excellent, and the prices were in the mid range. We spent the remainder of Friday afternoon enjoying the sun and met some really fine folks from Canada.
https://www.ord.uscourts.gov/index.php/external-link-redirect?url=https://allnudism.xyz following day was going to be a 100% clothing-free day for me, and we got an early start appreciating the sunlight after breakfast. The resort filled up fast.
Now, I will say, that while there was a reasonable mixture of gender, and the age demographic varied from 9 to 90, the vast majority were individuals older than I am at 46. This didn't surprise me, given the fact that Tucson brings a large number of snowbirds and retirees.
There was, however, no age discrimination, and I could tell the resort has plenty of regulars.
There was a special St. Patrick's Day dinner and dance. The only negative thing I'd say is they want a larger lounge, as it was filled to capacity fast both nights. The dance was lots of enjoyment, with some very first costume ideas on display.
The view of the stars from the conversation pool later that evening was magnificent and made an ideal end to an excellent day. There are condos for sale on the resort, and a tour of the condominiums was offered. Our room was exceptional, not the Ritz, but loads of space with a very nice front veranda to sit and appreciate the sounds of the desert while enjoying my morning java.
We left the fkk resort Sunday morning very unwillingly. While I won't say that my wife is now a naturist, I will say she loved herself, and was the one who proposed we make plans to return!
Learn more about Mira Vista on their web site at http://www.miravistaresort.com
This Review of the Tucson Arizona Clothing Optional Nudist Mira Vista Resort was published by -Young Naturists and Nudists America
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