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Eureka Springs, Arkansas
All-male, clothing-optional Ozarks resort with rooms, a hostel, RV spots and campsites a mile from downtown Eureka Springs
Magnetic Valley is an all-male, clothing-optional resort for gay, bisexual and straight men 18 and older, about a mile from downtown Eureka Springs in the Arkansas Ozarks, operating since 2008. It is a resort first, with queen and king en-suite rooms and a shared single-occupancy hostel, but its home page also lists RV spots with full hookups and campsites, which is what puts it in the camping column. The resort's FAQ says the time to come is anytime from late March through October, and event weekends carry a three-night minimum. Day passes are $25 on weekdays and $30 on Saturdays per person, from 11 AM to sunset, and a season pass is $275 a year. Room, RV and camping rates are not published on the site; rooms are priced for two, with an extra overnight guest at $75. The grounds have a pool, an on-site cafe, a gift shop, covered private cabanas, the Ozark Hammock Village, private patios and biking and hiking trails. The resort does not publish a street address or a camping count on its own pages, so the pin here is for the town; directions come with your booking.
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