Playalinda Beach in the north part of Brevard County, Florida, has been the subject of much speculation regarding its nudity policies. According to Laura Henning, spokeswoman for Canaveral National Seashore, the area has been used by nudists for decades, and while the federal government does not have a law against nudity on their land, Brevard County does have an ordinance against public nudity. However, the Brevard County Sheriff's Office rarely patrols the area due to its federal designation, and Canaveral National Seashore has its own rangers.
Unfortunately, a significant portion of Playalinda Beach is currently closed due to damage caused by Hurricanes Ian and Nicole in 2022, which leveled the dunes and beach, leaving about a third of the park's parking lots closed. Park officials are examining the area daily and hope to reopen closed parts in 2024. Visitors can check the National Park Service's Facebook or Instagram sites for updates on the beach's availability [+]
Unfortunately, a significant portion of Playalinda Beach is currently closed due to damage caused by Hurricanes Ian and Nicole in 2022, which leveled the dunes and beach, leaving about a third of the park's parking lots closed. Park officials are examining the area daily and hope to reopen closed parts in 2024. Visitors can check the National Park Service's Facebook or Instagram sites for updates on the beach's availability [+]
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Part of this pristine, beautiful coastline might be a spot you'll want to avoid when innocent Aunt Mindy or sweet, little cousin Lucy comes to town. Word on the street is area 13 of the beach is clothing optional. That's right — a nude beach. Reference: Visit website
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Playalinda Beach in the north part of Brevard County is a clothing-optional beach, according to Laura Henning, spokeswoman for Canaveral National Seashore.• While the federal government does not have a law against nudity on their land, Brevard County has an ordinance against public nudity. However, the Brevard County Sheriff's Office rarely patrols the area due to it being federal land and Canaveral National Seashore having its own rangers.
• Unfortunately, areas eight through 13 at Playalinda Beach are currently closed due to Hurricanes Ian and Nicole leveling the dunes and beach in 2022, leaving about a third of the park's parking lots closed. Park officials examine the area daily and hope that closed parts can reopen at some point in 2024.
• Visitors can check the National Park Service's Facebook or Instagram sites to see what parts of the beach are open.
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