Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park
Naturist club, IssaquahOpen
Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park is open. Rated 4.4★ from 72 Google reviews; the newest review is from September 2026.
- 4.4★Average rating
- 72reviews
- September 2026Newest review
Updated 13 November 2026
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Details
- Status
- Open
- Address
- 24050 SE 127th St, Issaquah, WA 98027
- Phone
- +1425-392-6833
- Website
- tigermtnudists.com
- Newest review
- September 2026
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Before you go
- Arriving
Day visitors can enter without membership; the park is very secluded, so allow time to find it.
- Privacy
Be aware that bathroom facilities lack doors on stalls; this is a known design issue per recent reviews.
- First visit
Contact the park before your first visit to confirm current policies around safety, conduct expectations, and any recent changes to facilities or rules.
- Prices
Winter day membership is $15 according to the website; the club's own website notes that annual membership costs less than other clubs in the region.
- Facilities
The park has a heated pool, hot tubs, sauna, steam room, beach volleyball court, snack shack, cooking areas with ovens and barbecues, and a 2.5-mile nude-friendly hiking trail.
- Food and drink
A well-stocked snack shack offers food and drinks at affordable prices, so you don't need to bring supplies.
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About Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park
Pool area with loungers and red umbrellas Google 
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Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park near Issaquah is a well-established naturist community set on secluded, forested grounds six miles from Interstate 90. The park welcomes day visitors and members, with facilities including a heated pool, hot tubs, sauna, beach volleyball court, and a nearby nude-friendly hiking trail. Most reviewers praise the friendly atmosphere, affordable day rates ($15 in winter according to the website), and strong sense of community, though recent reports raise serious concerns about safety and respectful conduct that deserve careful consideration before visiting.
A typical visit involves enjoying the water facilities, joining in activities like Thursday volleyball games, using the snack shack, and either relaxing or exploring the grounds and trails. Many regulars describe it as a second home where they've built lasting friendships and enjoy seasonal events like Nudestock and the Bun Run. The park markets itself as genuinely family-oriented and inclusive.
The overall picture is mixed. Most long-term visitors and casual guests are enthusiastic, but several recent reports describe incidents that suggest important safety gaps, particularly regarding boundary-setting, bathroom privacy, and how complaints are handled. Couples considering a visit should read the concerns about female safety carefully and contact the park directly about their safety protocols before deciding.
- Who goes
- Primarily couples and families; ages range from children to retirees; mostly locals and regular members with some visiting travelers.
- How opinion has moved
- The park shows declining recent sentiment: a cluster of one-star reviews in 2024–2026 citing safety and management concerns contrasts sharply with consistent five-star praise from loyal members and visitors in earlier years.
What guests love
- Regulars describe the park as a genuine second home where they've built a strong, welcoming friend group over years of visits.
- The pool and hot tub facilities are exceptional and well-maintained, with a heated pool and sauna that reviewers consistently praise.
- Thursday evening volleyball and other regular group activities create strong community bonds and give visitors something fun to do.
- The nearby hiking trail is scenic, well-maintained, and genuinely clothing-optional, offering a rare opportunity for nude outdoor recreation.
- Staff and board members are described as caring, passionate, and helpful in creating an inclusive environment for people of diverse backgrounds.
- Day fees are very affordable, and the snack shack offers good value, making casual visits budget-friendly.
What guests complain about
- Several visitors reported feeling unsafe, citing unwanted physical contact from strangers and uncomfortable male attention.
- Bathroom stalls lack doors, allowing visitors to see others using facilities; one woman reported a man entering the women's restroom while she was using it.
- Some visitors felt the board was dismissive of safety concerns and did not handle complaints appropriately or transparently.
- Those with cabins or long-term stakes report extremely difficult processes for selling property back to the organization and restrictive membership rules for buyers and residents.
- One reviewer felt the park does not sufficiently enforce respectful conduct norms, lacks signage promoting respectful behavior toward women, and has no clear process for reporting incidents.
- A recent review suggests the park is not "nude enough," implying enforcement or culture issues around mandatory or appropriate levels of nudity.
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Club facts, checked against sources
0 of 6 facts confirmed by two or more independent sources. Each fact shows who says it. Confirmed = two or more independent sources agree. Prices are per night at the door and change, so check the date.
- Entry, couple
- 15 USD Club says Club website ×5 · November 2026
- Facilities
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- Sauna Other sources say Google Maps ×2 · October 2022
- Steam room Other sources say Google Maps ×2 · October 2022
- Pool Other sources say Google Maps ×3 · October 2022
- Jacuzzi Other sources say Google Maps ×3 · October 2022
- Food
- Snacks Other sources say Google Maps · August 2025
- Parking
- Free, on site Other sources say Google Maps · November 2026
- Wheelchair access
- Yes Other sources say Google Maps · November 2026
- Typical age
- Mixed Other sources say Google Maps · July 2025
Latest reviews from every source
Not nude enough
Not a very friendly or welcoming place
My husband and I have been coming here for years, and it has truly become a second home for us. Over time, we’ve built a strong and welcoming friend group and love participating in weekly activities like volleyball, swimming, and other outdoor games. This park is genuinely a family-driven community that offers a safe, inclusive space for people of all backgrounds—including femmes, POC, MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals (i…
TMFNP is fantastic! The regulars are all very welcoming and seem to be a very fun bunch. The grounds are nice but perhaps a bit dated, however, they are well maintained. The staff is all very nice and helpful. The snack shack is well stocked and has great prices on everything so no need to buy a bunch of snacks and drinks before you go. This is a very family oriented club and there were numerous children and 20 somet…
I drive trucks cross country and hands down the best park I’ve ever been too . I felt so free no stress being naked to me is the best way to live I met some amazing people. People of all ages there is so much to do or do nothing whatever your in the mood for. I did a lot of napping but I also did hiking and swimming so . If you’re looking for a fun and safe place for the whole family. This is it thanks again I hope I…
Does not promote female safety. I had several creepy encounters with men, one man walked into the womens bathroom while I was using the bathroom. There are no doors on the stalls, so he saw as much as he wanted to see. Unwanted hugs from strangers and many uncomfortable male gazes. The people on the board are disrespectful and spread lies to promote their own agenda. Would not recommend in any way, especially not to…
Fun place to go if you are a short term nudist visitor. Their August Nudestock offers fantastic music. However, if you like it there so well that you build a small cabin there, it can become a very negative experience. If you want to sell your cabin because you moved out of the area, it's EXTREMELY DIFFICULT to do so. Prospective buyers must be members but they cannot be "recently-joined" members. If you decide to se…
Well kept grounds with multiple facilities including a beach volleyball court, swimming complex with hot tubs, heated pool, and sauna/steam room. They patrons are all both incredibly kind and welcoming, as well as intriguing from many different walks of life. The administrators host a variety of different events of varying frequency, including beach volleyball nights on Thursdays in the summer, which is how I came to…
Sources we checked
- Google Maps 4.4★ from 724 reviews readnewest June 2024
- Google reviews 10 reviews readnewest September 2026
Review history
Each dot is one dated Google review (14 with stars). The line is the running average. Does the owner answer?
The owner replies to some reviews but not consistently; responses appear to focus on positive feedback, while replies to critical reviews do not address the substance of safety concerns raised.
Rating spread
Written from the venue's newest Google reviews and its own website. We paraphrase, we never quote guests, and we never name anyone.
Sources for this text: Google Maps, Google reviews, the club's own website, every review we hold.
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