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Kissimmee · 30 min from Orlando · checked October 2026

Cypress Cove Nudist Resort

A family nudist resort in Kissimmee on about 300 acres with a 50-acre lake, two heated pools, two restaurants and 84 villa rooms. Couples and families are welcome; first-time singles must qualify.

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Cypress Cove suits couples and families who want nudism with resort amenities: restaurants, a lake with boats, courts and an events calendar. It is the gentlest first step among Florida’s nudist clubs because nudity is encouraged rather than required on a first visit. Single men face the most conditions.

What sets it apart

Scale and amenities. Experience Kissimmee lists the resort at 300 acres with a 50-acre lake. On site are heated pools and a hot tub, the Lakeside Restaurant and Cheeks Bar & Grill, a white-sand beach, canoes, kayaks, paddle boards, pedal boats and fishing, tennis and pickleball, a nine-hole chip-and-putt course and a fitness center. It is also a residential community, and the calendar runs from themed weekends to an October festival, Nude-A-Palooza.

The resort’s site carries AANR logos, though since January 1, 2021 its membership dues no longer include AANR membership.

Rules for a first visit

  • Non-members fill in a registration card and show ID.
  • Nudity is “always welcome and encouraged, especially in the pool area,” but first-time visitors are not expected to undress at once.
  • Since January 2025, a single visitor must have visited before, belong to a recognized nudist organization such as AANR, TNS or INF, or be a member or guest of a family-friendly naturist club. Visits to adult resorts or nude beaches do not count, and staff keep discretion. The test is waived at the July open house and Nude-A-Palooza.
  • Children are welcome; under-18s visit free with a paying parent.

Where it is

4425 Pleasant Hill Road, Kissimmee, south of Orlando.

What it costs

Daily grounds fees, valid through December 31, 2026, are $37.63 per adult for a full day or $18.82 after 5 pm for non-members. The membership page calls those figures tax-included, while the day-visit page lists them plus tax (both read November 9, 2026), so ask before you pay. Guests aged 18–35 pay $10.75. Annual membership for a couple or family starts at $949.23 for a new full membership; singles pay $577.28, and cheaper after-5 and youth tiers exist.

Lodging is 84 villa rooms and apartments, from studio villas to suites and pet-friendly villas, plus an RV park. Villa rates are published on the resort’s site.

What recent guests say

Tripadvisor showed 793 reviews averaging 4.7 in October 2026. These themes came up repeatedly:

Guests like

  • Huge, well-kept grounds with a lake
  • Friendly community and events
  • Resort amenities at fair prices

Watch for

  • Some rooms are worn and due for refurbishment
  • Pools get crowded at weekends
  • Single men need advance approval

Paraphrased from Tripadvisor reviews, October 2026.

How it compares

Choose Lake Como for a smaller, more traditional club north of Tampa with stricter screening. Choose Sunsport Gardens near West Palm Beach for simpler cabins and camping. If you are looking for a lifestyle resort, Caliente is a different product entirely.

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Quick answers

Is Cypress Cove clothing optional?

Nudity is encouraged, especially around the pool, but first-time visitors are not expected to undress right away. It is a family nudist resort rather than a lifestyle resort.

Can single men visit Cypress Cove?

Yes, if they qualify. Since January 2025 a single visitor must have visited before, belong to a nudist organization such as AANR, TNS or INF, or be a member or guest of a family naturist club. The rule is waived at the July open house and Nude-A-Palooza.

How much is a day visit at Cypress Cove?

$37.63 per adult for a non-member full day, or $18.82 after 5 pm. The membership page says tax is included; the day-visit page says it is added. Ages 18–35 pay $10.75, and children under 18 are free with a paying parent.

Sources

This is a research-based profile, not a first-hand stay. Policies change; confirm anything important with the resort. Spotted an error? Tell us.