Welcome to Lake Edun, a secluded, rustic outdoor community where individuals, couples, and families can relax, enjoy nature, and experience the freedom of a clothing-free lifestyle in a safe and respectful setting. Whether you come to walk the trails, enjoy the lake, sun on the beach, play volleyball, tend a garden, or simply unwind, Lake Edun offers a peaceful place to reconnect with nature and yourself.

Welcome to Lake Edun
What to Expect:
Discover your freedom at our secluded, rustic oasis. Whether you’re a seasoned naturist or simply curious, you’ll find a warm, welcoming community and a beautiful private lake to unwind and enjoy nature just as you are.
Hours & Access
(May – October, weather permitting)
Weekends (Fri, Sat, Sun): 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. No reservation needed—just show up!
Weekdays: Open by request with 24 hours’ notice.
Day Rate: $40 per couple or single guest.
All visitors must check in upon arrival.
Find us at:
5501 Indian Hills Road, Topeka, KS Call or Text: 785-266-1140
We can’t wait to welcome you!
Annual Fish Fry
Sat, Sept. 26· 11am – 5pm
We clear the lake out a little so there aren’t too many fish, and at the same time, we get to enjoy a great meal thanks to the hard work of all our anglers! 


If you have a hook and a pole, come early and try your luck! 
You never know what you might bring to us for the fryer! 

Lake Edun is a nude lake community built around sunshine, water, and the freedom of not fighting your clothes all day. No tan lines, no stuffy fabric, just cool water, warm people, and room to relax exactly as you are.
House rules — nudity required for men; women may wear bottoms. This is a real nude lake community, not a “clothing optional” spot — so come ready to embrace it.

First Experience

Families & Children

Women in Naturism

About Lake Edun
Your membership in the Lake Edun Foundation will help us preserve the natural and safe environment we offer to explore a clothing-free lifestyle. Take advantage of the natural surroundings and unsupervised swimming area, primitive hiking trails, and maintained picnic and camping areas. (Occasional private events may limit availability of some areas.) Overnight camping is permitted. Cold weather activities include saunas and our most recent adventure, the annual Polar Bare Plunge.
If you agree clothing is a much overrated and expensive commodity and want to embrace clothing-free living, join us.
If you have questions, please contact us.


