Sunnier Palms Nudist Park and Campground — Hotel in Fort Pierce

Sunnier Palms is currently the only nudist resort or club in the greater Port Saint Lucie area, which is surprising, given its proximity to Blind Creek Beach. Furthermore, Sunnier is really designed as a member co-op that lends itself to PSL locals and folks who choose to make Sunnier their home, at least for part of the year, but it is possible to reserve a campsite (with your own equipment -- tent, trailer, or RV) or visit for the day as a non-member. They offer a free first time visitor pass for true nudist newbies, but also have reasonable daily/weekly/monthly rates with discounts for folks with affiliate memberships in AANR/TNSF/FCN.||The amenities are typical of your standard naturist campground -- including, but not limited to: clubhouse with kitchen and gas grill, pool, hot tub, showers, wifi (!), laundry, fire pits, and nature trails for hiking. They are pet friendly (mostly), but restrict some breeds of dogs -- which we find unfortunate as a blanket policy instead of simply requiring animals to be leashed and well-behaved. That all said, we had a great experience there and the residents and volunteers couldn't have been more wonderful and gracious with their time and welcoming attitudes. If you happen to be in the area, perhaps visiting Blind Creek, it's worthwhile to give them a call and stop...

Sunnier Palms is currently the only nudist resort or club in the greater Port Saint Lucie area, which is surprising, given its proximity to Blind Creek Beach. Furthermore, Sunnier is really designed as a member co-op that lends itself to PSL locals and folks who choose to make Sunnier their home, at least for part of the year, but it is possible to reserve a campsite (with your own equipment -- tent, trailer, or RV) or visit for the day as a non-member. They offer a free first time visitor pass for true nudist newbies, but also have reasonable daily/weekly/monthly rates with discounts for folks with affiliate memberships in AANR/TNSF/FCN.

The amenities are typical of your standard naturist campground -- including, but not limited to: clubhouse with kitchen and gas grill, pool, hot tub, showers, wifi (!), laundry, fire pits, and nature trails for hiking. They are pet friendly (mostly), but restrict some breeds of dogs -- which we find unfortunate as a blanket policy instead of simply requiring animals to be leashed and well-behaved. That all said, we had a great experience there and the residents and volunteers couldn't have been more wonderful and gracious with their time and welcoming attitudes. If you happen to be in the area, perhaps visiting Blind Creek, it's worthwhile to give them a call and stop...

I really enjoyed my stay for one night in this neighborhood.  While it had many of the amenities that larger resorts have, this genuinely felt like being welcomed into someone's neighborhood for the stay.  It is owned and operated by owners and volunteers and you can really see the pride in this place.  Not only was it nice and clean, I think it would be fair to say it was meticulous.  I never even spotted so much as a spider web.  They have a lovely pool and hot tub, which is pleasantly surrounded by flowers and murals and palm trees.  Like I mentioned the surrounding area, the ladies room and showers were all meticulous.  When I was checking out they were decorating for Christmas and there was plenty of laughter and joy in the air.  (As well as Christmas music being pumped they the speakers)

I really enjoyed the short while that a musician came and strummed a guitar near the pool.  The American flag was waving behind him, and it made me smile and be extra grateful for our freedoms!

I will definitely return to this very friendly and...