Lighthouse Beach

Lighthouse Beach

About Lighthouse Beach

Located on the serene Fire Island in New York, Lighthouse Beach is a well-known haven for nudists and naturists seeking a peaceful escape. This clothing-optional beach, historically cherished by the FKK community, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and relaxed freedom. Although recent regulations have targeted nudity on some parts of Fire Island, Lighthouse Beach continues to attract those who appreciate the naturist lifestyle.

The beach is named after the iconic Fire Island Lighthouse, a historic beacon that has guided ships since the 1850s and provides a picturesque backdrop for beachgoers. While amenities are minimal, the natural surroundings and ocean views more than compensate. Visitors should note that while Lighthouse Beach has been a popular spot for nude recreation, changes in local laws mean that checking the current status before visiting is advisable to ensure compliance with any new regulations.

For those passionate about the naturist experience, Lighthouse Beach offers an opportunity to connect with nature and like-minded individuals in a serene and respectful environment. Remember to respect the beach's natural habitat and the privacy of other visitors as you enjoy the liberating experience of a nude beach.

Embrace the freedom at Lighthouse Beach, where the spirit of naturism is alive and the ocean's whispers invite you to unwind in your most natural state.

Lighthouse Beach Directions

Robert Moses State Park Field 5 Parking, 1/4 mile east of parking lot, follow boardwalk and head toward lighthouse.