It really sucks when one or two people ruin a good thing for everyone. So, here's a simple solution. Next time you go to the cove to enjoy some sunshine take a camera with you. If you see a couple of [homosexuals] gettin it on, take their picture and post it on the net.

Please note that your post was edited due to a vulgar derogatory term. We ask everyone to be aware that the HN site is intended to be a family-friendly site. Please post carefully and avoid vulgarity. Most people will understand what you are getting at without having to resort to such terms.


To respond to your comment: At this point, it appears that it is the heterosexuals who are ruining the Cove for everyone. If you are at the Cove and witness such behavior, you may decide to call the police or just leave. I would suggest that you not stick around if you see anything untoward going on. With that activity going on, if an officer or ranger shows up and you are present, you will likely be arrested and charged along with them.

Also note that at this point, the Heartland Naturists organization cannot recommend a particular course of action. We must leave that up to you to decide what to do.

Be aware that we have contacted national organizations for advice on how to handle this situation. Although we cannot regulate what goes on at the Cove, it may become necessary to get them involved to defend local nudists who may be caught up in a witch hunt, should one develop.


Mark (HN Treasurer)

I understand the editing, I don't agree with it because I call it how I see it.

To respond to your comment: "At this point, it appears that it is the heterosexuals who are ruining the Cove for everyone". You are wrong. If you go back to the original craigslist ad it's clearly a M4MM ad, that goes on to talk about engaging in homosexual activities at the cove.

From what I've read in other post it appears the park rangers are aware of naturists going to the cove and just look the other way for now. Kind of a don't start any trouble , there won't be any attitude. Maybe we should notify them of what's going on so they can put a stop to it sooner rather than later. Then, the normal people can get back to enjoying the cove before summer is over.

if anyone sees such an act at the cove

simply tell them to stop be polite

if they continue tell them your calling the police

dont threaten them


i hope this isnt happening but
we need to police the beach ourselves

this worked at san onofre and black beach more so than
having the police involved which you really dont want

if your able to do it in a nice educational polite mature manner
it WILL work trust us we have experience in stopping this stuff

being rude calling names threatening will never work
it makes things worse

rs the term you used was worth being edited

i understand your anger but its not mature or polite