This North Carolina City Ranks In Top 5 Best For Naked Gardening
For the second year in a row this North Carolina city ranks in the top 5 best for naked gardening. First of all, who would want to garden naked? May 4 is National Naked Gardening day. So who celebrates the best and most?
This North Carolina City Ranks Top 5 Best For Naked Gardening
According to lawnstarter.com they compared the biggest 500 cities with certain criteria for naked gardening. They looked for nude gardener friendliness, local interest in naked gardening , the weather and safety. They also look for the numbers. Who is interested in this unique way of gardening? Lawnstarter also took a look at the number of nudists in the area, the legal aspect of nudity.
Asheville, North Carolina
The naked truth is some cities are more accepting of the hobby. And some cities are just too cold for it. According to our source here are the top 5 cities in the nation for naked gardening. Let’s start with our North Carolina city. Asheville, North Carolina is among the top 5 in the nation for naked gardening. I am unsure of the laws in Asheville but apparently people are interested in naked gardening there. Rounding out the top five are: #1 Miami (that makes sense), Philadelphia, New York and Austin, Texas.
I have a confession to make right here and right now. A few decades back I thought it would be fun to go to a nudist beach when I was visiting California. There’s one there near La Jolla called “Black’s Beach”. Let’s call this a mistake of youth. And let me assure you there is nothing sexy about a nudist beach. I promise. We thought it would be silly fun but these nudists are serious about it. And they do not care what they look like. They simply love what they call the freedom of sunbathing sans clothing. Apparently it is a whole lifestyle. More power to them. But I was one and done.
Popular North Carolina City Named One Of The Best For Summer Vacation
7. Greenville, SC
Once a dilapidated section of Greenville, South Carolina, Falls Park on the Reedy is now a beautiful urban park space with walking trails, falling water, surrounded by art galleries and restaurants.
Greenville has had quite a revival of late and has positioned itself as a destination city in South Carolina. From festivals to the bustling downtown, parks, trails, and more after a visit you’ll be saying what the locals say “Yeah, that Greenville”.
1. Charleston, SC
Charleston, South Carolina (SeanPavonePhoto/Getty Images Plus)
I’d be shocked if Charleston didn’t top this list. The city received (deservedly so) accolade after accolade and is a popular vacation destination for people all over the country. The gorgeous scenery, historic downtown, world-class restaurants, bars, and more make it what it is. And in my, completely biased opinion, is there a better example of a quintessential southern city? I think not.
12. Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, North Carolina, USA downtown skyline.
Coming in at number 12 on the list is Raleigh. Our state’s capital city is home to a number of wonderful restaurants, museums, festivals, and of course, the North Carolina State Fair which happens every October. It’s also home to the Carolina Hurricanes hockey team, and several universities.
11. Charlotte, NC
Back to back are Charlotte and Raleigh the two largest cities in the state. And while I don’t buy into the “rivalry” between the two cities this time Charlotte one-upped Raleigh. An ever-growing city Charlotte is home to breweries, renowned restaurants and shopping, Carowinds, and the US National White Water Center. And for the sports lovers, there is the Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Football Club, Charlotte Knights, and NASCAR is a short drive north in Concord.
3. Asheville, NC
All the way at number 3 is the mountain paradise of Asheville, NC. It eclipses destinations such as New Orleans, Nashville, and Austin Texas. Which are heavy hitters. But Asheville’s beauty and culture can’t go unrecognized. Whether it’s the incredible culinary scene, attractions like Biltmore and the Grove Park Inn, hiking, or the arts culture there is something for everyone to love in Asheville. Visit in October during leaf season? You’re in for an even bigger treat!
