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Lake Como Family Nudist Resort is a naturist resort in Lutz, Florida, near Tampa, that describes itself as family-friendly and rooted in naturist tradition since April 1941. It sits on nearly 200 acres of preserved Florida wilderness and offers tent camping, RV sites, and rooms, plus amenities such as a pool, hot tub, sauna, sports courts, nature trails, and a beach and lake. It is a place to stay and recreate rather than a day-trip attraction, and first-time visitors should check the resort's visitor guidelines and membership policies before arriving.
Where it is and what kind of place it is
The resort is at 20500 Cot Road, Lutz, FL 33558, with phone (813) 949-1810 and email [email protected]. Its own description frames it as a naturist haven: "The place to be...Naturally!" and "Florida's Naturist Haven."
Two things define the experience:
- Naturist tradition. The site states it has been rooted in naturist tradition since April 1941, so clothing-optional or clothing-free norms are central to the culture, not an add-on.
- Family orientation. The name and copy emphasize "family-friendly freedom," and the site includes a "New to Naturism?" section and an FAQ, which suggests the resort expects and accommodates first-timers.
How you can stay
The homepage lists three broad ways to stay, so you can match the trip to your setup:
| Option | What the site says |
|---|---|
| Tent camping | "Pitch a tent beneath the whispering Pines" |
| RV | "roll in with your RV and settle into nature" |
| Room | "choose a cozy room just steps from the pool, hot tub, and all the fun" |
There are also dedicated pages for Lodging Options, Camping Options, and Homes for Sale, which indicates the resort includes permanent or long-term residents alongside overnight guests. If you are considering a stay, those pages are the place to confirm what is actually available for your dates.
What there is to do
The site groups amenities into a few areas:
- Pool and hot tub, plus a sauna
- Sports courts, with golf, volleyball, tennis, pickleball, and biking listed
- Nature trails across the preserved acreage, with wildlife
- Beach and lake, with kayaking, sailing, and fishing
- Bar and restaurant on site
- Stargazing among the listed activities
The resort also runs weekly, monthly, and annual events, and publishes a newsletter, so the schedule matters if you want a social visit rather than a quiet one.
Before you go
Because this is a nudist resort with membership and visitor rules, the practical steps are:
- Read Visitor Guidelines and Membership Policies on the site.
- Check New to Naturism? and the FAQ if this would be your first naturist visit.
- Confirm your stay type through Lodging Options or Camping Options rather than assuming tent, RV, and room availability.
- Call or email with questions about access, since the site also references a certificate holder login area and background checks, which implies some processes are handled separately from general visiting.
The site does not publish rates or booking terms on the homepage, so treat pricing and reservation details as something to confirm directly with the resort.