Join a community that has nurtured respect for nature, body and spirit for almost five decades. Naturism isn't just a way of dressing — it's a philosophy of freedom, acceptance and simplicity.
In our club we believe that people are happiest when they return to their roots. We're a community of nature lovers who value authentic living, togetherness and a respectful relationship with the environment.
Our guiding principle is simple: live with nature and for it.
We take care to preserve our environment.
We connect people and build friendships.
We organise gatherings, hikes and various other events.
We create unforgettable moments in nature.
Club members describe our get-togethers in their own words and photos. Read how it went.
An evening winter visit to the Christmas lights — when the park turned into a glowing fairy tale, and the car park into a proper food market.
Read the report →A picnic and get-together — a report with glimpses in words and pictures from our members.
Read the report →How Uroš takes us through Arboretum Volčji Potok by train — a ride among the tulips, without a single blister.
Read the report →Alpe Adria Meeting — a report from the international naturist gathering.
Read the report →
Koversada was the first and largest nudist camp in Europe. Time, full of change, changed it too. Only a small part remains along the Lim Channel, almost without a beach.
But the memories remain.
Everyone has the right to a free relationship with their own body and with nature. We respect individual boundaries and choices.
A respectful relationship with nature, with fellow people and with ourselves is the foundation of everything we do.
We accept diversity of bodies, ages, backgrounds and life paths. Everyone is welcome.
Nature isn't just a backdrop — it's our home. Protecting and caring for it is a responsibility we carry together.
We view naturism (nudism) — being naked — as a way of life based on respect for ourselves, for others, and for those who think differently. We practise it only where it's explicitly permitted. We follow local and national customs and laws wherever we are guests, and we respect the environments we're in.
Absolutely not. Naturism in our club is built on respect and ethics. Any inappropriate behaviour or sexualisation of our activities is against our rules and the club's statute. Our goal is a relaxed, family- and friendship-oriented atmosphere.
Everyone is welcome — individuals, couples and families — who share our values of respect for nature and human dignity. Before joining the club, we have a personal conversation with every new member to make sure the environment stays pleasant and safe for everyone.
Our club encourages freedom. While naturism is the basis, we understand that at certain moments (due to cold, health, or initial shyness) someone may feel more comfortable dressed. What matters is that everyone feels accepted.
Privacy is our priority. Photos published on the public part of the site are carefully chosen so they don't reveal anyone's identity without consent. Most personal photos are kept in the members-only, password-protected part of the site.
Have questions about what we do or our activities? We'll be happy to answer.
Unfortunately the weather — forecast storms and a Saturday cold snap — prevented us from holding the event on the original date (17–19 Jul). The whole event is moved to the weekend of Friday 7 Aug to Sunday 9 Aug 2026. Please register again.
Dear naturists, the year has come round again, so I'm inviting you back for what is already the fifth naturist weekend at Romitovka. We'll gather on Friday morning at the familiar spot on my plot in Rumanja vas. At the event site by the Krka we'll spend the whole time naked, socialising, swimming and having fun.
The camping plot will have a portable toilet, a dish-washing station, a garden shower and one 16 A power outlet for your cooler units. Sleeping, as always, is in your own accommodation within the camp area. Please park sensibly next to the former gasworks building or in its immediate vicinity.
We'll organise a guided tour of the technical vehicle museum and the castle mansion in Soteska, 6 km from the camp — by car, or by bike for cyclists of course. After we're back we'll light a portable fire on the gas platform: grill a sausage on a stick or whatever you've brought in your cooler bags, and it'll also be possible to order pizza from a nearby pizzeria.
For a change, this Saturday we'll be eating bograč, cooked right by the Krka river by Tone Knavs.
Three surfboards, a boat and a mobile raft with an anchor are available for sunbathing right in the middle of the Krka. Of course, sunbathing on the nearby lawn is also an option.
When you register, please state whether you'll join the museum tour and whether you're coming by bike.
You're welcome! — Matjaž Premelč
Twice a year our member Uroš Frece takes us through the Arboretum on the official park train, which he drives himself. In April we catch a sea of blooming tulips, in December magical Christmas lights — all without a single blister.
Instead of a long walking loop, Uroš, like a true castle coachman, comfortably drives us through all the park's beauty, while we simply take in the surroundings like royalty.
The real challenge for Uroš only begins at the end, when we all gather among the cars and nobody wants to be the first to turn their key — the socialising just naturally goes on and on...
The whole story, with photos from the ride among the tulips, was written by Branko Strnad.
— Branko Strnad
Uroš will decide the exact day (Saturday or Sunday — the last weekend of September or the first weekend of October) together with members, based on the weather forecast. We don't ride in rain or strong wind. The exact meeting place and time will be announced later.
By agreement with members, I'm organising a cycling trip along the Kamniška Bistrica. We'll meet at the large car park by the swimming pool in Domžale and head off towards Godič — the route is flat, well-maintained and suitable for everyone.
We'll ride along the well-maintained gravel cycling/walking path by the Kamniška Bistrica, from Domžale to Godič and back. The total length of the trip is approx. 30 km.
At the Eco resort in Godič we'll stop among charming little cabins reminiscent of Velika planina, and visit the local mini zoo with llamas and goats.
If there's the wish and room left in our stomachs, we'll ride back via Kamnik, greet the famous Kamnik mammoth, and stop for ice cream at the Toscana patisserie — known for some of the best homemade ice cream around.
The trip will take quite a few hours, so please keep your whole day free for this event.
Exactly where and when we meet, Uroš will announce later. In the meantime, check out the programme and highlights on the dedicated page.
Best naturist regards — Uroš
Dear members of the naturist club "K naravi"! Do you already miss that feeling of something caressing your skin... well, this time it's not a warm summer breeze, but pure Gorenjska sub-zero cold? It's time to pull your thickest winter "skin" out of the wardrobe (read: seven layers of thermal fleece and a parka), because we're heading off again on our now-legendary December expedition to the Arboretum!
Every festive December, the Arboretum puts on a wonderful light show that turns the park into a glowing fairy tale for the soul. So that we don't wander around in the dark, our indispensable member Uroš Frece will lead us again this year — since he drives the actual little train there during the day, he knows every hidden corner, every light, and above all the fastest routes to shelter.
You'll see millions of lights that create an unforgettable magical atmosphere in the winter dark.
It's scientifically proven that winter romance is an excellent team sport. Since it'll be cold outside, huddling arm in arm and warming your neighbour is mandatory equipment!
Once the park closes, the real party is just getting started. No naturist goes home too soon! We'll open up our boots, swap homemade treats and biscuits, and warm up with fragrant mulled drinks from our own thermoses.
Warm coats, comfortable shoes, a large thermos of mulled wine or tea, some homemade treats for the boot, and plenty of good spirits.
See you on 6 December under the lights! — Uroš Frece
Our loyal member and official mountain guide Marko Gramc has decided it's high time we aired out our hiking boots (and a few other things too)! He's inviting us to conquer the 1178-metre Trdinov vrh.
Here's our battle plan:
We meet at the mountain lodge at Gospodična in the Gorjanci hills (822 m). The car park is huge, so there's no excuse about not finding a spot. We start with a mandatory morning snack in "solid and liquid" form, courtesy of the lodge. As you know, an empty sack can't stand up straight, let alone go hill-climbing!
Right by the lodge there's a famous spring said to bring eternal youth and beauty. Take note! We're counting heavily on this water, since our club is in serious need of younger members. If we drink our fill there, we'll finally and radically rejuvenate our club! So attendance is more than welcome — come in as great numbers as possible so we can pull off this beauty operation.
The route isn't demanding and normally takes about an hour. But since we know each other, and know some of us are of the more leisurely sort, we're adding a safety margin. If the miracle water doesn't kick in right away, or if the preceding liquid snack proves too heavy, the walk might stretch out by another 30 minutes or so. No panic, we're in no hurry to get anywhere!
Once we're back down in the valley, we officially declare it time for lunch and relaxed chatting at the lodge.
If hills only smell good from the bottom looking up, and you'd rather skip the sweaty, strenuous part, we've got a solution! You're welcome to join us exclusively for lunch and socialising at 13:00. By then, us surviving mountaineers will already be safely back at the bar after an extremely gruelling descent of a full 2.13 km.
All the details and precise instructions will be published two weeks before the climb, when we'll also start collecting official registrations for both options (for those who walk, and those who just eat). Until then, start building up your hiking stamina!
See you at the top! — Marko Gramc