Our events are held at Two Creeks Campground, the only lifestyle community with a physical address in the Midwest (see 2creeks.com for details) near Sandstone/Hinckley area. We have about 120 lifestyle friendly residents who have a trailer/lot as this fantastic facility. The sign up list here does not reflect the amount of people who are at Two Creeks at any given time. Depending on the weekend, we’ll have from about 60 to 500 people in attendance. So don’t let this list here sway you from attending. Come on out meet the friendliest lifestylers in the nation. We are more than just a weekly event; we are a thriving community of like minded people.
Come celebrate your right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with Minnesota's sexiest neighbors, July 1 - 4, 2011. There will be a dance and/or karaoke each night at the Bare's Den; you can socialize in other members' hot tubs, sun, fish, float on the creeks, or do whatever you like. This is a clothing optional event! Bring a dish to share and your party attitude. Tubing, canoeing, fishing, four wheeling and more are just minutes away. Whatever you decide to do during the day, the party will continue at Two Creeks with dances on Friday and Saturday nights. On Saturday, plan on joining us for a potluck dinner at 6pm at the Picnic Pavilion. Enjoy a weekend of fun in the sun and party the way you deserve to - naked!!!
On Friday the July 1st, we'll have the Meet and Greet Dance. Come dressed any way you like and let the fun begin. On Saturday night, it's the Celebration of Freedom Dance. Let' face it, we live in the land of the free, home of the brave. So let's celebrate it; come dressed in your sexiest and wildest red, white and blue outfit and you could win the grand prize, or if you like, dress however you feel comfortable. After all, it's a celebration of freedom!!!
It doesn't matter where you are in this lifestyle; you can be a newbie or a veteran; you can be curious or wild. This event is for you. We'll have people who are swingers, curious, bi-sexual, into fetish, BDSM, voyeurs, exhibitionists, nudists and others who just like the freedom that this campground has to offer. As you're well aware, all attendees must be over the age of 21, and absolutely no children are allowed at this event. It doesn't matter where you are on your journey, come on out! You'll be accepted, and you'll have fun.
So come join us at this totally secluded, 100 acre clothing-optional campground, 100 miles north of Minneapolis/St. Paul, nestled between the Nemadji and the St. Croix State Forests, just east of Sandstone, Minnesota for a Liberty Weekend Party that will be unforgettable.
The environment will give you the freedom that you want. You can express yourself in whatever manner you desire, as long as it's not forced or coerced upon others.
After you've added your name to the list of those attending, please visit AttractionUSA.com to complete your registration and get directions or call 320-245-6803.
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Friday, June 10, 2011
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Two First Timers (And Lifestyle Virgins!) Visit To Two Creeks
As we took the Sandstone exit for our first visit to Two Creeks, we were both excited and nervous. The 18 miles out into the country seemed to last forever; the fireflies dancing before our headlights competing with the butterflies in our stomachs.
Brand new to The Lifestyle, we were attracted to Two Creeks by the fun, lively events advertised. This weekend was to be no different - described as “Trailer Trash” and our ‘new’ vintage camper seemed to fit the bill.
On arriving, we met Toni and Glen and were warmly directed to our campsite. Glen patiently helped us back into our home for the weekend, though the Friday night dance was already underway and undoubtably required his time.
With a fire circle, ice, wood, electricity and water close by, we were soon settled in. Did we have the courage to leave the safety of our camper and venture out to the Bare’s Den? What should I wear? What should we do? Were we too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too poor, too...? Catchy dance music lured us - I grabbed a bunch of glow bracelets and laser lights for ice breakers - and we made our way to the soft lights of the pavilion.
Within minutes some of the friendliest people we had every met came up to warmly, but not pushily, greet us. Everyone had a laugh with the glow jewelry, and my partner and I danced together more than we had in ages.
The next day, we toured the grounds, met more great people, and decorated our campsite for the “Trashiest Lot” contest. We potlucked our kabobs with other campers, finding that food not only tastes better outdoors, but when shared with new friends.
Always enjoying a chance to be silly and wear a costume, we had a blast at the next night’s dance and karaoke. The getups were hilarious, and even more was the witty, tongue-in-cheek attitude of all involved. (Or maybe tongue in... Oh, never mind!)
Prizes were awarded, with some taking home the coveted Marker-On-Wood-Plank awards. After the party ended, we invited folks to our campsite for an acoustic singalong, the familiar tunes rising up towards a sky peppered with stars. What a perfect end to a weekend!
But we were in for one more surprise - people did not pack up and leave on Sunday morning, but stayed on, drinking coffee or libations, setting up a chaise lounge “Nude Roadblock”, and regaling each other with funny stories from the night before.
As at other events during the weekend, lots of the women were taking full advantage of the soft summer sun with their tops off. While both my partner and I had much enjoyed this beautiful sight, did I have the courage to do it too? Before I could talk myself out of it, I pulled off my tank top, laying it close by in case of some imaginary emergency.
Before we left, we had arranged to leave our camper at Two Creeks for the entire summer, and many of our new friends were kind enough to “Welcome Us Home”. On later visits, we have been privileged to meet other first timers, and try to extend to them same “Two Creeks Welcome” that we enjoyed.
Now, the 18 miles from Sandstone still seem long, but only from anticipation of the wonderful times ahead, right down the road. And - I’m not sure if I ever did find that tank top again!
by TrailerTrash nickname on FriendshipExpress.com
Brand new to The Lifestyle, we were attracted to Two Creeks by the fun, lively events advertised. This weekend was to be no different - described as “Trailer Trash” and our ‘new’ vintage camper seemed to fit the bill.
On arriving, we met Toni and Glen and were warmly directed to our campsite. Glen patiently helped us back into our home for the weekend, though the Friday night dance was already underway and undoubtably required his time.
With a fire circle, ice, wood, electricity and water close by, we were soon settled in. Did we have the courage to leave the safety of our camper and venture out to the Bare’s Den? What should I wear? What should we do? Were we too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too poor, too...? Catchy dance music lured us - I grabbed a bunch of glow bracelets and laser lights for ice breakers - and we made our way to the soft lights of the pavilion.
Within minutes some of the friendliest people we had every met came up to warmly, but not pushily, greet us. Everyone had a laugh with the glow jewelry, and my partner and I danced together more than we had in ages.
The next day, we toured the grounds, met more great people, and decorated our campsite for the “Trashiest Lot” contest. We potlucked our kabobs with other campers, finding that food not only tastes better outdoors, but when shared with new friends.
Always enjoying a chance to be silly and wear a costume, we had a blast at the next night’s dance and karaoke. The getups were hilarious, and even more was the witty, tongue-in-cheek attitude of all involved. (Or maybe tongue in... Oh, never mind!)
Prizes were awarded, with some taking home the coveted Marker-On-Wood-Plank awards. After the party ended, we invited folks to our campsite for an acoustic singalong, the familiar tunes rising up towards a sky peppered with stars. What a perfect end to a weekend!
But we were in for one more surprise - people did not pack up and leave on Sunday morning, but stayed on, drinking coffee or libations, setting up a chaise lounge “Nude Roadblock”, and regaling each other with funny stories from the night before.
As at other events during the weekend, lots of the women were taking full advantage of the soft summer sun with their tops off. While both my partner and I had much enjoyed this beautiful sight, did I have the courage to do it too? Before I could talk myself out of it, I pulled off my tank top, laying it close by in case of some imaginary emergency.
Before we left, we had arranged to leave our camper at Two Creeks for the entire summer, and many of our new friends were kind enough to “Welcome Us Home”. On later visits, we have been privileged to meet other first timers, and try to extend to them same “Two Creeks Welcome” that we enjoyed.
Now, the 18 miles from Sandstone still seem long, but only from anticipation of the wonderful times ahead, right down the road. And - I’m not sure if I ever did find that tank top again!
by TrailerTrash nickname on FriendshipExpress.com
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Obama’s Success Linked to Swinger’s Club

Obama’s Success Linked to Swinger’s Club
by BOB HANNAFORD of TESSNBOB
Author's Note: We would never publicly identify anyone that has ever attended any of our events, but the information in the following article was already made very public.
It's funny how things affect other things. Sometimes a simple occurrence can influence a bigger occurrence. Then that influences an even bigger occurrence... and so on and so forth until the effect is huge. This is what happened when one particular couple decided to check out our swinger club. Who would have known at the time the set of events that this visit would start in motion... events which may very well ultimately be felt around the world.
To read more visit here.
Monday, February 4, 2008
The 10 Commandments of Swinging!
- Never attempt to break up a marriage.
- Always keep dates unless you give ample notice of changing circumstances.
- Always keep the first meeting on a "no strings attached" basis, but be prepared to swing if it is mutually agreeable or to give an honest answer if something doesn't click.
- Never, under any circumstances exert pressure on a partner to swing.
- Restrict discussions of swinging to known swingers and interested persons seeking information.
- Protect the anonymity of other swingers by refraining from unauthorized "name dropping."
- Always maintain the highest standards of personal cleanliness and appearance.
- Do not engage in any unlawful activity that would discredit swingers as a group.
- Be friendly and warm with your swing partners, but understand that there is a type of emotional involvement, which is properly reserved for a spouse or "primary significant other."
- Always show respect for the personal attitudes, feelings and "hang-ups" of other swingers.
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