Blooming Point is a long sandy beach on the northern coast of Prince Edward Island, facing the Gulf of St. Lawrence. From the access point, the beach extends westward over 6 kilometers on a spit of land backed by Tracadie Bay. The western half of the spit lies within the boundaries of Prince Edward Island National Park, but it is separated from the main area of the park by the mouth of the bay. This part of the beach is frequented by nudists and is locally known as "Bloomerless Point."

The isolation of this spot makes it a relatively safe haven for nudists, despite the occasional grumbling of conservative locals. Nudity is apparently not legal, but cops patrol infrequently and penalties for nudity are lenient, so there is little cause for worry. Just cover up if you see someone in uniform. Crowds in the nude area are not likely to exceed a few dozen even on the busiest days. Despite the small crowds, Blooming Point is the only established nude beach on Prince Edward Island. There are no facilities or services on any part of the beach.

Walk about 30 minutes from the parking lot before disrobing.

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GPS: 46.4155, -62.9998

city, province, country  Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada

classification  2 (traditionally nude)

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