El Dorado Hot Springs is the perfect place to get naked. Its got a good combination of being private, but outside. My wife doesn't kiss me in public, but willingly went naked in one of the private areas that is open to the desert. Our August stay of just one hour was quickly extended to two hours. We would have stayed longer but time constraints back home in Los Angeles meant we had to leave. We plan on doing an overnight stay in the near future. My wife has already said that, if the weather is warm enough, she plans on being naked the whole time we are there overnight. As proof, she won't bring her bathing suit. We really enjoyed the rustic feel. It was a welcome change to get away from TV and all the other electronic stuff in our lives. My wife and I are already very close and in love, but sitting in the hot spring water and just talking brought us even closer to eachother. The hot, relaxing water felt great. And being that the weather was so hot, there was no need to dry off whenever we got out of the water. We would simply lie out on one of the thickly padded lounge chairs and let the sun and warm air dry us off naturally. We've come to realize just how comfortable being naked really is. We look forward to our overnight stay and we highly recommend El Dorado Hot Springs to anyone who wants to just relax, clothed or not, in hot natural spring water.
Comments (0) BEST PLACE TO GET NAKED - 2006
El Dorado Hot Springs
41225 W. Indian School Road
Tonopah, AZ 85354
623-386-5412
According to the Bible, our ancient ancestors Adam and Eve grew ashamed at their nudity in the Garden of Eden after sampling forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge, and thusly, mankind was forever cursed with a sense of body modesty. Well, you can finally feel good about dropping trou outside the confines of your residence (without getting thrown in the cooler) inside the confines of El Dorado Hot Springs. This picturesque mineral-water spa located 45 miles west of the Valley is a clothing-optional compound with a bounty of bathing pools and tubs filled with natural H2O pumped straight from a subterranean spring. Five private areas located inside fenced areas and historic buildings ? including a small post office where old-school civil servants soaked their letter-carrying carcasses back in the day ? allow you to take a dip away from the prying eyes of the public for only $10 an hour per person. If you're feeling a bit more exhibitionistic, there's also a semi-private pool for $7.50 an hour per person. Cell phones and cameras are forbidden, however, so you needn't worry about any saucy pics of your skinny-dipping adventures getting posted on the Internet.






























