Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park

Overview

Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park (formerly Fraternity Snoqualmie) is a family-oriented clothing-optional recreational park nestled in the hills near Issaquah, Washington. Established in the mid-1940s, it promotes a wholesome nudist lifestyle focused on body acceptance, family recreation, and community in a non-sexual, respectful environment. The park features a serene, wooded setting with stunning views, offering a relaxing escape where visitors can enjoy nudity amid nature. The overall atmosphere is welcoming, safe, and community-driven, with strict rules ensuring family-friendly conduct, background checks for all members and visitors, and an emphasis on participation, etiquette, and mutual respect. It’s ideal for families, couples, and individuals seeking health benefits like sunbathing, swimming, and social nudity, with year-round events fostering camaraderie.

Features & Amenities

• Aquatic Facilities: Regulation swimming pool (25’ x 50’), wading pool, hot tubs/spas, and sauna – all for nude use only, with required showers before entry; filtered, treated water ensures cleanliness.
• Sunning and Recreation Areas: Expansive sunning lawn, volleyball courts, bonfire pits for member gatherings.
• Accommodations: Cozy cabin rental sleeping up to 6, with full kitchen (stove, oven, microwave, fridge), bathroom/shower, queen bed, bunk beds, futon couch, TV, WiFi, deck with park views; camping areas available.
• Community Spaces: Community kitchen for cooking/storage, welcome center, changing room in sauna building, picnic areas.
• Other Amenities: Free WiFi in cabin, towels available for purchase ($1), ice, recycling/garbage bins; pet-friendly in designated camping zones (leash required, waste pickup mandatory).
• Safety and Comfort: Septic system (no non-human waste), no glass/smoking in pool areas, designated smoking zones; family supervision rules for children.

Services

• Day Visits: Open to public May 1–September 30; first visit free (non-event weekends), subsequent day passes via pre-paid form.
• Memberships: Multi-visit process (3 visits required before applying); options include Limited A (unlimited access, no voting), Regular (voting rights); background checks mandatory; affiliations with AANR/TNS/SLUGS for discounts.
• Rentals: Cabin ($60/night BYO linens, $70 with linens/towels); booking system available.
• Events and Activities: Nudestock (live music festival, August 23), Bare Buns Fun Run, Thursday volleyball ($10/session), potlucks, parties, work parties, year-round indoor/outdoor gatherings.
• Additional: Newsletter (Forestian), volunteer opportunities, gate access for members, national nudist org affiliations for broader access.

Pricing

• Day Use: $25/person (non-members); $20 for AANR/TNS/SLUGS affiliates; first visit free on non-event weekends.
• Volleyball Sessions: $10/person (Thursdays, weather permitting).
• Cabin Rental: $60/night (bring linens/towels); $70/night (linens/towels included).
• Memberships: First three visits as Limited C/D; initiation + first-year dues paid upfront (exact rates on rates page, renewals by April 30); historical context shows affordable structure via volunteer labor/bonds.
• Other: Towels $1, ice available (bring bagged ice recommended); donations encouraged.

Location & Hours

• Address: 24050 SE 127th Street, Issaquah, WA 98027 (PO Box 748 for mail).
• Directions: East on I-90 to second Issaquah exit, right onto Front Street (becomes Issaquah-Hobart Rd SE), 3.6 miles to gravel road/SE 127th (yellow/green FS logo pole on left), up hill to gated entrance – ring for attendant; pass private residences/landmarks like Seattle Paragliding/Earthworks.
• Hours: Public day use May 1–September 30; members have unlimited access (gate code); events year-round; pool/hot tub/sauna rules apply daylight hours on warm weekends.

Notes

• What Makes It Special: Over 75 years of history, evolving from rustic camp (Lake Forestia pond) to modern Park Forestia via member volunteerism (e.g., 1964 interim pool, 1975 regulation pool funded by bonds/assessments). Emphasizes family values with strict etiquette (no PDA, politics, alcohol in some areas, drugs, firearms; nudity expected in water areas). Unique events like Nudestock and Bare Buns Fun Run build community; promotes health, body positivity, and naturism advocacy via AANR/TNS. Privacy-focused (first names only historically, no unauthorized photos); volunteer-driven keeps costs low. A rare family nudist haven in Puget Sound amid abundant clothed options, with modern upgrades like spas/sauna enhancing relaxation.