About Scott Creek Beach

Scott Creek Beach is named after the creek south of the beach that flows into the Pacific Ocean. As is the case with a lot of public beaches that pride themselves in being “clothing optional” there is not much in the way of facilities and amenities. This isn't much of a problem though – for the most part, the beach is pretty much almost always deserted, and there is a quiet charm associated with the area; this is precisely why Scott Creek Beach is quite popular as a nudist beach – there is actually very little risk of you having to endure gawking from passers-by should you decide that you would like to soak the sun through your skin with little to no obstruction.

Scott Creek Beach is about half a mile long and sits at the very bottom of a fairly small bluff; the cliffs of the surrounding area are made out of hardened mud, so utmost care is advised – but you'd be happy to know that these same cliffs make for a beautiful photo opportunity. There are no limits to what you are allowed to do when you come to Scott's Creek Beach. You will also be happy to know – should you happen to be a prude – that despite being a “clothing optional” beach, Scott Creek nudists generally don't wander around shocking people with their unashamed bits.