Please be aware this is a clothing-optional beach. We will concentrate our efforts on the gravel road parking area and litter sweeps of the beach area.
Meet on the beach near the third beach opening. Those cleaning the parking area must remain clothed.
Restrooms are close and located in the parking area. A parking pass is usually required and can be purchased at the store or deli after crossing the bridge to the island. Contact publiclands@aanr-nw.org for an e-mailed Collins beach parking pass or further details on these events.
Be sure to bring gardening work gloves (if you have them), a hat, sunscreen, and water bottle. The temperature is predicted to be in the mid-80’s later in the day.
Meet at the third beach trail opening after leaving paved road on Reeder road.
A hot dog roast is planned for immediately after the event!
https://www.solveoregon.org/opportunity/a0C1I00000QFq4ZUAT Sign-up online
This is a clothing optional event, if you are cleaning in the nude area. It is highly suggested that you wear foot coverings and sun screen. Hats are also recommended if it is very bright. Bring work gloves if you have them.
All tools and clean-up bags will be furnished. We will be working with the Rooster Rock park staff. The Park Ranger Supervisor will have a list of projects that includes light to heavy work.
Volunteers do not have to pay the day use fee. Tell the person in the registration booth that you are there for the clean-up. When registering, you may receive a card to put in your window. Meet at the east end of the parking lot near the restrooms.
The clean-up should not last longer than 1 PM.
The temperature may vary. Dress (or undress) accordingly. Please do not leave any items visible in your car. The only restrooms accessible from the nude beach are located near the parking area. The Columbia Gorge Express bus will not reach Rooster Rock in time for this clean-up.
A hot dog roast is planned for immediately after the event!
Three fun filled days of gatherings, games and grub. The first “Rustic Days” event was held in 1973. This is one of our most popular events and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Friday, pull up a seat around the campfire at the Lodge parking lot to say hello to old friends and a howdy to new ones. There’ll be hotdogs with the fixins and marshmallows to toast plus fixins to make s’mores.
The first “Rustic Days” event was held in 1973, and it attracted a surprising 351 visitors. This is one of our most popular events and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Sun your buns – Hiking – Kids activities at the beach – Kids bouncy house – Human Foosball – Tennis – Horseshoes – Frisbee Golf – Shuffleboard – Kids activities at the beach – Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddleboats, Paddleboards – Swim in our seven-acre, spring-fed lake.
In addition to all that there are scheduled events and prize ribbons to win!
Starting at dusk. Cartoons precede a family friendly movie.
Three fun filled days of gatherings, games and grub. The first “Rustic Days” event was held in 1973. This is one of our most popular events and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Friday, pull up a seat around the campfire at the Lodge parking lot to say hello to old friends and a howdy to new ones. There’ll be hotdogs with the fixins and marshmallows to toast plus fixins to make s’mores.
The first “Rustic Days” event was held in 1973, and it attracted a surprising 351 visitors. This is one of our most popular events and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Sun your buns – Hiking – Kids activities at the beach – Kids bouncy house – Human Foosball – Tennis – Horseshoes – Frisbee Golf – Shuffleboard – Kids activities at the beach – Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddleboats, Paddleboards – Swim in our seven-acre, spring-fed lake.
In addition to all that there are scheduled events and prize ribbons to win!
Three fun filled days of gatherings, games and grub. The first “Rustic Days” event was held in 1973. This is one of our most popular events and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Friday, pull up a seat around the campfire at the Lodge parking lot to say hello to old friends and a howdy to new ones. There’ll be hotdogs with the fixins and marshmallows to toast plus fixins to make s’mores.
The first “Rustic Days” event was held in 1973, and it attracted a surprising 351 visitors. This is one of our most popular events and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Sun your buns – Hiking – Kids activities at the beach – Kids bouncy house – Human Foosball – Tennis – Horseshoes – Frisbee Golf – Shuffleboard – Kids activities at the beach – Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddleboats, Paddleboards – Swim in our seven-acre, spring-fed lake.
In addition to all that there are scheduled events and prize ribbons to win!
Terra Fluvia Blueberry Farm invites you to, the “Third Annual Clothing Optional Blueberry Picking Day!”
Why Pick Blueberries naked? It’s fun! Actives like Berry Picking and Gardening naked are second only to skinny-dipping, of family-friendly nudist activities. Picking berries is not only a simple joy but picking berries naked makes you feel as if your part of nature. It’s also nice, pleasant, relaxing, refreshing, exhilarating, exciting, and enjoyable.
There will be a $ 10.00-day fee, payable to:
Terra Fluvia Blueberry Farm
A Day of Unlimited you-pick access to Willamette Valley’s Oldest and Bluest Blueberries!
Please read this update.
The Coronavirus will probably still be an issue next summer. Terra Fluvia Blueberry Farm will be operating relatively normally this year, as they did last year with these adjustments. Cassady and Tory ask that all visitors please do their part.
Everyone will need to wash their hands upon entering and leaving the field. We’ll have a hand-washing station set up, along with other supplies too, including hand sanitizer.
Please maintain at least a 6-foot distance from everyone who is not part of your household, especially around the check-in table. Please wear a mask at the table while you’re signing in and out and weighing your berries (if you can, just have one household member do this part). We’ll be wiping down the table every 8 seconds, so don’t mind us.
If you are able, please feel free to bring your own buckets this year. We’ll provide them too as usual, but will need to clean and disinfect them after each use.
Unfortunately, we aren’t allowed to encourage people to sample until they find their favorite berries this year: the Dept of Ag says “do not eat fruit while picking,” and “do not touch fruit that you will not pick.” Dang. Sorry about that.
Don’t come if you are sick, or have been in contact with someone who is sick.
Come to the AANR Convention at Star Ranch, 45 minutes east of Austin, TX.
Columbia River Sun Club is spending the weekend at Sun Meadow, camping, hiking, and participating in other games and events at the park. Anyone is welcome to join us.
Our last push before Music Festival.
2021 Music Festival
Thursday, August 19
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Dinner-Taco Bar 2 tacos & a drink $8 (vegetarian option)
8:00 – 12:00 p.m. Green Tambourine
Friday, August 20
Breakfast time TBD
Lunch time TBD
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Mojo Holler
1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Reception hosted by Lake Bronson
4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Lisa Mann
6:00 p.m. Fashion Show
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. Dinner Pulled Pork Sandwich/coleslaw/drink $10 (vegetarian option)
8:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. The Eric Savage Band
Saturday, August 21
Breakfast time TBD
Lunch time TBD
1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Franco Paletta & The Stingers
3:00 -3:30 p.m. Fashion Show
4:00 – 6:00 p.m Band-The Beat Patrol
6:00 p.m. Mixology Competition – free drinks for all.
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Dinner Steak or Chicken, Caesar salad, baked potato, roll, drink $15 (without meat – $8)
8:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Kris Deelane & the Hurt
Sunday, August 22
Breakfast time TBD
10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Sing-Along Jam Session
11:00 a.m – 12:30 p.m. Lunch
1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Norm Sylvester
6:30 pm Leftovers, Potluck & Movie Night