Naturist club

The Naturist Foundation — Brocken Hurst

Orpington, Kent / Greater London, England

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A large woodland naturist retreat near Orpington, with a covered heated pool, sauna and open camping meadow. Its fifty-acre parkland includes trails, games courts and a busy calendar of naturist gatherings.

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Nudity policy

Naturist club grounds

Brocken Hurst is a family-friendly naturist site offering nude swimming, sauna, sunbathing and woodland recreation.

Follow the host’s guidance on the permitted grounds and any event-specific arrangements; public approaches are outside the site.

Facilities

SaunaPoolShowersRestaurant/Cafe
  • Sauna: On-site sauna confirmed by the club.
  • Pool: On-site swimming pool confirmed by the club.
  • Showers: On-site showers confirmed by the club.
  • Restaurant/Cafe: On-site food service confirmed; check service times.

Covered heated pool, sauna, hot showers and Tea Pot Café are confirmed. Café menus and opening hours are posted on site.

Access & visiting

Day-pass availableFamily friendly

Book and await confirmation before attending; first-time adults bring photo ID and proof of address. New day visitors receive a tour and are asked to leave before reception closes during their first visits. Camping, a chalet and membership are optional.

Age & supervision

The operator explicitly provides naturist family holidays and a children’s play area where children can play while their parents relax. Confirm current family admission and supervision arrangements when booking.

Age policy source

When to go

Day visits normally April–late October; confirm current dates and reception hours. Campsite pages differ slightly on the October end date.

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Directions & Parking

Getting there

Follow the operator’s routes to Sheepcote Lane near its junction with Star Lane. From the Swanley interchange, use the published B2173/B258 or Hockenden Lane route; avoid the narrow first-left industrial-road shortcut when towing. Swanley and St Mary Cray stations are around forty minutes on foot, with narrow road sections.

Parking

The public pages do not specify current day-car-parking allocations or charges. Ask reception where to park and keep the entrance clear.

Finding the naturist area

Check in at reception for the first-visit tour. The main showers are by the pavilion and pool; another shower block serves the holiday meadow.

Where naturism applies

Naturist walks are inside the private Brocken Hurst grounds. Star Lane, Sheepcote Lane and public approaches are separate.

  • Await the confirmation email and bring two forms of ID.
  • The camping meadow slopes; touring visitors should bring levelling blocks.

Access guidance checked 2026-11-10. Follow current signs and any instructions from the venue or land manager.

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