Our nudity policy

Revelwood is clothing optional over much of our very private 15 acres. This includes in and around the house, between Byron Creek and Revelwood Creek and other spots marked on the map which is provided at check-in.

Your hosts are regular nudists and it is not uncommon to see us naked. There is no requirement for guests to be nude but if you have not been naked in a social setting before, we encourage you to try it.

Many gay guys suffer body image issues. Getting naked in the company of other guys is a great way to start feeling ‘comfortable in your own skin’. First timers often report a feeling of freedom or even liberation on shedding their clothes.

An important issue for many first-time naturists is the knowledge that they will be free from unwanted attention. We are delighted to see romances and attractions bloom at Revelwood, however social nudity in and of itself should not be seen an invitation for sex.

So that we stay on good terms with our neighbours, we ask that guests do not walk nude in view of the road. NSW law prosecutes offenders who can be seen nude from a public place such as a road.

In keeping with naturist etiquette, we supply a ‘sitting towel’ to place between you and the furniture when you are naked.
 

Contacting us

Phone Chris or Wayne on 02 6687 2614 or email us to reserve your room .