Hole In The Wall Beach

Hole In The Wall Beach

About Hole In The Wall Beach

Discover the serene sanctuary of Hole in the Wall Beach, a hidden gem among naturist destinations. Known for its discreet location and pristine conditions, this beach offers a peaceful retreat for those who embrace a nudist lifestyle. The beach's legal status as a clothing-optional area allows visitors to enjoy the sun and surf in their most natural state, adhering to the principles of FKK (Freikörperkultur or Free Body Culture).

While amenities are minimal, the charm of Hole in the Wall Beach lies in its untouched natural beauty and the sense of community among its visitors. It's important for guests to carry essentials such as water, sunscreen, and a towel, as the nearest facilities are a bit of a trek from the shoreline. The beach's secluded location ensures a level of privacy and tranquility that is highly valued in the nudist community.

Historically, Hole in the Wall Beach has been a beloved spot for naturists for decades, offering a unique escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The beach's name itself hints at the adventurous spirit required to discover this secluded spot, nestled behind natural rock formations and accessible only by those who know its secret paths.

For those who seek a quiet place to reconnect with nature and celebrate the freedom of being nude, Hole in the Wall Beach stands out as a premier choice. Here, you can unwind and enjoy a day under the sun in a welcoming, judgement-free zone.

Hole In The Wall Beach Directions

CA 1 just south of Davenport between milepost 26.86 and 26.4. The entrance is very hard to see when coming from the north. Look for a dirt road between the west side of highway and the railroad track and be prepared to make a very sharp turn. Park on the dirt between the highway and the railroad tracks (west of the highway)Take care with your belongings, vandalism has been reported here From the north end of the parking area, cross the tracks and follow the trailIt's steep and eroded, use with caution and watch for poison oak.The only way to get to Hole in the Wall is to walk through the hole in the rocks at the south end of the beach, but don't try it at high tide and be sure to get back before the tide comes in.