Glassbar Island State Park is a unique clothing optional place for all to enjoy, regardless of sexual orientation or marital status. Glassbar Island Nude Beach Volunteers, in cooperation with the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department have maintained, preserved, and
protected the park for many years.

Before visiting the park, take a look at the suggested guidelines put in place by both the Glassbar Island State Park and by the Glassbar Island Nude Beach Volunteers.

The park is located just south of Springfield, OR at the confluence of the Middle and Coast Forks of the Willamette River. See the Tour Page for detailed maps and other essential information.

What is the weather like at the park today and can I cross to the island?

Alerts

• Camping is not allowed on either Glassbar Island (the property belongs to the OPRD of the State of Oregon) or the surrounding property (between Glassbar Island and the road, Franklin Blvd. East) which is owned by Lane County.
  
  
• The parking lot is closed so you will have to park along Franklin Blvd. East. For safety concerns, please leave 3 feet between your vehicle and the white line along the side of the road and do not park in front of the gate - you will get ticketed if you do (see Tour page ).
  
  
• Please click here for more information about the Lane County Code on nudity. Keep in mind that the park property is owned by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
  
  
• The rest of the web site beyond the home page contains nudity.
  
  
• The group Glassbar Island Nude Beach Volunteers is not liable for any loss or personal injuries which occur at the park. Use at your own risk. There is no life guard.
  
  

The Glassbar Island Nude Beach Volunteers are affiliated with The American Association for Nude Recreation - see our listing on the Northwest (AANR-Northwest) page.