Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Nudist Ranch Residents Sue Over Clothing Rule, Seeking Damages
Olive Dell Ranch, a nudist resort, is facing a lawsuit from its residents.
The new owners implemented a rule that clothes must be worn.
This change has upset many residents who value the nudist lifestyle.
They also claim that the owners increased rent and let the property decline.
Residents say the owners are trying to force them to leave, with many being elderly or disabled.
They are asking for at least $5 million to be paid and want to keep the nudist status.
The case will be heard in court in late September next year.
Nudist residents are suing Olive Dell Ranch's new owners.
The lawsuit contests the new clothing mandate.
Residents claim rent increases and property deterioration have occurred.
The plaintiffs accuse the owners of trying to force them out.
The suit seeks at least $5 million and restoration of nudist status.
- Who
- Nudist residents of Olive Dell Ranch and new owners Mark Glasier, Brian Cleland, and Tina Coffelt.
- What
- A lawsuit against the new owners of Olive Dell Ranch over a new clothing mandate and property deterioration.
- When
- The clothing mandate takes effect January 6, 2025. The case is scheduled for September 29, 2025.
- Where
- Olive Dell Ranch in San Bernardino County, California.
- Why
- Residents are suing over the new owners' clothing rule, rent increases, and deteriorating conditions, which they believe is discriminatory and intended to force them out.
- Resort Name
- Olive Dell Ranch
- Location
- San Bernardino County, California
- New Owner's Textile Rule Effective Date
- January 6, 2025
- Plaintiffs
- 56 (tenants, members, guests)
- Damages Sought
- $5 million (minimum)
- Court Date
- September 29, 2025
- Ranch Size
- 136 acres