Key west gay clothing optional resort

There’s also a pool area with drinks and music available day and night.

Ridley House

Visitors seeking elegance will enjoy Ridley House in Key West. Whether you’re here for a romp in the Red Room—also known as the Library (or The Cultural Arts Center)—or to sip a frozen Tara Reid (mango-strawberry purée, peach vodka, coconut and mango rum—pure vacation in a glass—that’s been their top seller for two decades), the choice is completely yours.

Expression is everything here—whether it’s bold speedos, skipping clothes altogether, tattoos, piercings, or just killer sunglasses.

Located just a half block from Duval Street guests have easy access to entertainment and attractions. Bedding and towels are supplied. And somehow, it all feels perfectly normal.

That’s the magic: Island House isn’t about “hot guys only”—or “No Fats, No Fems,” to use Grindr parlance. Our first visit was for Fantasy Fest—what we thought would be a one-off trip quickly turned into a yearly tradition.

While some feedback suggests improvements to poolside music or transportation options, the overall experience remains highly recommended by many as a slice of paradise. The entire place is full of LGBTQ+ guests, and the staff has been extensively trained to provide a welcoming and gay-friendly experience. It’s a lovely venue for weddings and other events.

Equator Resort Key West

Equator Resort is another clothing-optional, all-male private resort.

All rooms have a refrigerator and microwave, Direct TV, and 11 Complimentary gay porn channels. Aside from a few other destinations in the U.S., such as Palm Springs, Provincetown, and Fort Lauderdale, Key West is one of the top cities with the most gay and clothing-optional resorts in the country.

With its tropical climate, you can expect year-round warm weather, making it an ideal destination for sun, sea, sand, and sex at any time of year.

Enjoy a delicious island breakfast served poolside each morning. Sites can accommodate RVs up to 45’. There are 8 suites available, many with private patios. Guests must be at least 19 years old, even if accompanied by an adult.

Key West Bed and Breakfasts

If you prefer someplace a little more intimate while staying in Key West, try a charming bed and breakfast.

Join the flocks of gays for annual celebrations and events like New Year’s Eve, Key West Pride in June, Tropical Heat in August, and Women Fest over Labor Day weekend.

No matter when you visit, you’ll want to stay close to the action, and there are plenty of hotels, resorts, and cute beach houses to choose from.

Because you did the thing. Tent sites are available with or without electricity. Yes, there are Adonises with tan-line-free confidence. Many are pet-friendly.

RV Parks and Campgrounds

Looking to spend time in the great outdoors, or perhaps, do a little “glamping”? Enjoy the evening at one of five tiki huts or make dinner on one of the grills.

Boyd’s Key West Campground

Boyd’s Key West Campground is a large campground with a variety of sites, ranging from primitive tenting to full hook-up.

And now? The property is a 4-star resort offering great amenities and services, including a large poolside café and bar, and regularly hosts social events onsite. End your day of exploration with complimentary wine and cheese happy hour. They also include cable TV, picnic tables, and 30/50 amp electric. Enjoy a dip in their secluded pool, or stroll through the hidden gardens.