29 Years open!
Thank you to all
who have beckoned through our doors!

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ARCADIA'S ORIGINS.

Arcadia Romantic Getaway
Kathy and Gerry were soul mates.
        

Arcadia's humble beginnings as a small Au natural, romantic private club getaway was created by Gerry and Kathy in 1994. The peace and energy of their cedar-grove estate was a Garden of Eden retreat meant to be shared with other lovers. ARCADIA was named not because of its Arcadia Road access rather as its name represents the ancient Greek society of ARCADIA, which was an open-minded, nudist society; hedonists in all things and defined later by Renaissance scholars as an au natural repose and scholarly forum.   Thus Arcadia's name, proved a good omen to what is today, an open-minded, welcoming society. 

 In 1998, Gerry died.  Kathy took the helm, working an outside job as managing some weekends.  With her guest members' support, and there have been many, now into 29 years; Arcadia moved from a humble membership stay in its cabin and mobile home and a hot-tub to expanded grounds area. Arcadia continues to unfold; albeit: the beginnings of bi-annual work parties to  continued return guests and weekend social events; she and they have been able to even expand facilities to a wonderful, seasonal playground getaway.  The Greek Muses Sea Nymphs swimming pool was created with a visionary, Len, and membership as also the pavilion, garden outdoor shower, cottage restroom, mermaid fountain court-side and even RV Athens Court.   It is obvious, Arcadia's guests members seek a freedom to be natural, to be real.  And herein, has unfolded: 
ARCADIA's vision:    A European Au natural, nudist, romantic private-membership club.

Arcadia new phone number:
360-427-2918

Arcadia is
"pixie dust":
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This was Gerry and Kathy's personally designed logo.

This was Kathy and Gerry's personal logo:
 Sail together with:
Passion, Intellect, Emotion
and
Spiritual Connections within our world.

A well-known actress, Debra Winger, recently interviewed spoke about her 20 year marriage on how to keep a relationship fresh:
[ QUOTE  2017: TIME   ]
"Anybody who says they understand how to make love stay would have to be called a liar or misguided.  The intention is to stay awake, stay alive, keep loving, keep lit up, keep being able to light up the other one.  Those are the real tricks.  That and some pixie dust."
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ARCADIA  is a form of "PIXIE DUST"  to inspire committed couples' continued "state of loving".  The outside world intrudes on that loving space together: schedules with children; work demands; as even routine love-making which is alienating the partners. 
Couples require some
" you and I together for a weekend to make crazy love" !  Where do you live out some fantasies to fire up the "libido"? 
Our human nature thrives on change. 
Our Couples Fantasy events are meant to "keep loving lit up".

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Then to address the Nudist philosophy which we primarily embrace: 
Enjoy body freedom, awareness
and acceptance of self and others in true relaxation.

Come experience Arcadia's cedar-canopied nature and beauty, hedonistic-ally feel the sun's rays and warmth on one's body, languish in the quiet, read a book for hours, sleep, watch movies, enjoy alone-time sexually with your partner, and pamper one another with a healing massage. Enjoy the  variety of people while enjoying campfires, social hot tub gatherings, lively laughter, kinship, song and dancing.

Retreat to woman-owned "ARCADIA"
planned from a woman's point of view.

 "We are sensitive, human organisms."  Please respect all who enter our doors.
 A friendly welcome is not only the order of the day, it is our culture. 
Thank you.  KATHY


ARCADIA
ROMANTIC NUDIST CLUB GETAWAY
141 S.E. James Road
Shelton, WA  98584
360-427-2918
E-mail:

kathy@arcadianaturally.com


Places to go:

 
Nearby:
Hood Canal has miles of shoreline for kayaking, nature observing, photography. Bring your binoculars and camera to capture sunsets, wildlife and Olympic peaks in the distance. Enjoy shrimp and salmon fishing, beach combing and spectacular scenery. Hood Canel is a fjord, open to the ocean on one end and bordered by steep cliffs and hills.
Twanoh State Park, a 182 marine park with a saltwater shorline on the Hood canel. Enjoy picnics, shallow water play, swimming and water skiing. There is a boat launch. Come in the fall when the salmon migrate home. More info
Belfair, 25 miles north, is a popular destination for many boaters, scuba divers, and backpackers. It is a touristy little town with small shops and cafes, located on the Union River, headwaters of the Hood Canal. 
Theler Wedlands is in Belfair's backyard. Birdwatchers, photographers and nature lovers enjoy 75 acre wetlands, where they'll see kingfishers, heron and other birds. Map of Trails.
Union, a picturesque town on the shores of Hood Canal offers world class restaurants, a boat launch and Marina. 16 miles south of Belfair on Hwy 106.
Shelton, a historic logging town with great restaurants, antiques, a microbrewery and a museum located in the town's original town hall and library.
Allyn, 19 miles away is a picturesque little town where you can get Bubba Burgers and chain saw art. It is home to the George Kenny School of Chainsaw Carving.
Olympia, the state capital, is 35 miles from Pirate's Cove, and offers classy dining, shops, theater, music and all the frills of the small town city.
Day Trips:
Olympic National Park: Nearly 1 million acres, this park protects an ecosystem that includes icy peaks, ocean beaches, tide pools, rain forest and a stunning variety of plants and animals. Roads allow access to the outer edges or the park, but the heart of the Olympic Park is wilderness, and a sanctuary for wild animals and hikers. Take a day trip and drive Highway 101 loop around the park and visit Hurricane Ridge, Lake Crescent, Hoh Rain Forest or Realto Beach. Olympic National park has more than 500 miles of trails. More info
Take a drive up Highway 3 to explore the small towns that hug Washington's Puget Sound. Port Ludlow, a recreational community built on the shores of Ludlow Bay offers hikes, wooded trails, clam digging and oyster collecting. Golf, windsurf, fish, sail. A Victorian town, Port Townsend, Washington's was the state's first seaport, settled in 1851. By the 1890's the boom was over, and the town's historic buildings remain. Paulsbo, known as "Little Norway", offers dozens of quint shops and restaurants. Explore scenic Liberty Bay from a kayak or electric boat, or take the historic walking tour of the town.