Solair Recreation League

The actual campground and amenities were lovely. Unfortunately, the awful interaction we had with the "yellow hat guide" at the beginning of our stay soured the whole trip for us. Our "guide" seems to have seen that my wife and I were a young couple, and immediately judged us harshly for that fact. We followed his golf cart to our campsite and got undressed, because we were told to expect that we would need to take the tour in the nude. He asked if it was our first time at a nudist resort, and reacted with visible skepticism when we told him it wasn't, and that we'd been to several other places in our travels. He then noticed that my body had had a nonvolitional reaction to getting undressed with my wife. A *kinder* soul might have responded to this by asking if I needed a minute before

It's a nice pool and facility, with a very significant RV and even permanent residence. Hiking up behind the lake is nice too. Downside is that current dredging project takes out a lot of the beach.||It is truly nice to be in a family-friendly nudist place. People there just "get" being naked... And because of that, it's less awkward than many clothed places.

THIS PLACE WAS AWESOME!!! Everyone was so welcoming and friendly. The scenery was beautiful. The lake and pool was beautiful. The food was delicious. Everything about this was totally worth the 3 hour car ride to and back. I will definitely be returning next summer

This was the first time for my wife and I. Amazing property! Very clean. We have been to other resorts in the Northeast, none were as nice as this. Great friendly staff! We really enjoyed our stay, hopefully next summer we can rent a cabin for a few days.

Great place but just saw the day fee nearly doubled from $65 to $120 for the 2026 season. Guess I won't be going anymore...