Here’s Where You Can Legally Skinny Dip in Minnesota
After a few cocktails at our Mexican resort, we ran down the beach without care and tossed our clothes where the sand meets the ocean. It was a lovely, relaxing moonlit swim, but when we came out of the water, I quickly discovered that my clothes had been swept out to sea. Oops!
If you're going to do it, learn from my mistake and make sure to place your clothes in a safe spot, far away from the water. Read about the best places to ditch your clothes and dive in here in the land of 10,000 lakes below.
The Best Place To Skinny Dip in Minnesota
According to the dating website Mydatingadvisor.com, Lake Superior is the top spot for skinny dipping in Minnesota.
With its crystal-clear waters, Lake Superior is perfect for skinny dipping. The lake is surrounded by beautiful forests, and you can explore the nearby Apostle Islands National Lakeshore or take a refreshing swim in the cool waters. There are also plenty of activities nearby, like hiking trails, fishing spots, and beaches, so you can enjoy a refreshing midnight swim after a day of exploring.
I’ve swum there myself, and I’m not so sure about their recommendation. The freezing water will shrink your... confidence and it's illegal. There are a couple of spots where you can legally skinny dip in Minnesota.
Where You Can Legally Skinny Dip In Minnesota
Two Creeks Campground in Sandstone, Minnesota, is a 100-acre private campground for adults 21 and older. It's open from May to October, and clothing is completely optional.
In Stacy, Minnesota, you'll find the Oakwood Club, one of the oldest nudist clubs in the country. Guests can swim, sing karaoke, and play volleyball in the nude.
Skinny dipping is pretty much illegal everywhere else in the state. If you get caught, you could be charged with indecent exposure and face up to 90 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $1,000.
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