Question 1

Is Lake Como clothing optional or nude required?

Accepted Answer

Nude required in the pool, hot tub and sauna areas, and expected elsewhere on the grounds, weather permitting. First-time guests may arrive clothed and ease in, and clothing is fine in cold weather.

Question 2

Is Lake Como a swingers resort?

Accepted Answer

No. It is a non-sexual naturist community where children visit with their parents, and public sexual behavior is not allowed. Caliente, about five miles away, is the lifestyle resort in the area.

Question 3

How old do you have to be?

Accepted Answer

There is no minimum age. Children under 18 are welcome with a parent or legal guardian who is a resident, member or registered guest, and the Butt Hutt bar is 21 and over.

Question 4

Can single men visit Lake Como?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The resort welcomes singles, couples and families. Every new visitor, single or not, takes a guided tour, passes a background check and shows photo ID before the first visit.

Question 5

How much does a visit cost?

Accepted Answer

The first visit is $20 per person, including the background check. After that a day visit is $42 plus tax, $32 for AANR and affiliated members, $16 for ages 18 to 35, and $21 after 6 PM.

Question 6

Do I need a membership?

Accepted Answer

No. Visitors can pay the day rate after their first visit. Members pay less, from $150 a year for Como After Four.

Question 7

Can I take photos?

Accepted Answer

No, unless management approves it and staff supervise. Photos of others always need clear consent.

Question 8

What's the closest airport to Lake Como?

Accepted Answer

Tampa International (TPA), about 23 miles and 36 minutes away by car. St. Pete–Clearwater (PIE) is about 51 minutes.

Question 9

How far is Lake Como from Caliente?

Accepted Answer

About five miles. Lake Como is a traditional nudist resort that requires a tour and background check. Caliente is a lifestyle resort with a different atmosphere and rules.