NNH activities are family-friendly. Overt sexual activity and anti-social behavior are not tolerated, and all who attend our events need to be vigilant to make sure these codes are not broken. We allow consumption of alcohol in moderation, but drunken behavior can lead to expulsion. Everyone also must look out for the safety of children, and report any behavior that is inappropriate. Anyone breaking these simple rules of conduct will not be welcomed back.
* Please respect the space of each individual.
* Please refrain from smoking or do so in an area where second-hand smoke will not bother others.
* We encourage respect for the natural surroundings and all property. Leave an area in better condition than what is found.
* All containers of food or beverages should be plastic and/or paper for safety. Please dispose of properly.
* One always sits upon one's own towel in all common areas.
* All fees and cost are kept as reasonable as possible to accommodate most everyone.
* Security is well controlled for member safety at all times.
* All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
While there have been cameras present at some recent events, and photographs are needed for our e-zine, Living Free, many naturists object to having their photographs taken. To protect the rights and wishes of all those present, we have these rules on photography:
With the exception of the official LF photographer, or at specially announced activities, no cameras (including cell phones with cameras) are allowed at NNH events. When photos are to be taken, it will be in a designated area, away from the general activities. Only those who expressly agree to be photographed will have their pictures taken and, if it is for publication, they must sign release forms before the images can be used. Occasionally, attendees may allow others with cameras to take photos, but it will only be in an area where there is no possibility of accidentally including someone who does not want their photo taken.