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Washington, New Hampshire
Members-only, clothing-optional men's campground on 55 New Hampshire acres
Oak Hill Hideaway is a private, membership-based campground and social club for gay, bi and trans men and other male-identifying adults 21 and over, on 55 acres in the hills of Washington, New Hampshire, about 35 miles west of Manchester. A gay campground has existed on the land since 2013. All 55 acres are clothing optional, and the campground's own wording is that clothing optional does not mean nudity mandatory. Membership is $35 per person a year; you sign the agreement and upload a state or federal ID before arrival. Camping options are primitive tent sites in the Back-Fifty, 20-amp tent sites, Tent City sites with 110-volt power, five full-hookup pull-through RV sites including one 50-amp, partial-hookup 30-amp RV sites and boondocking, plus two rental RVs and a cottage. The common ground is a heated salt-water pool with a sun deck, volleyball and basketball courts, a shower house and a Community Center used for potlucks and karaoke. The events calendar includes a Halloween weekend with a masked mixer, a Rocky Horror screening, a costume contest and a shot crawl. Day-pass pricing and pet rules are not posted on the site, so ask when you book.
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