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One unimpressed walker has launched a petition to demand operators of the woodland "stop promoting nudity". Petition organiser Robert Robinson said he had recently seen groups of up to 12 men walking naked at the popular attraction.
"My wife used to regularly jog around the forest, but stopped when she came across this group of men," he added, "Every day, in good weather, nudists can be seen. The police state it is an offence if we find it offensive, which we do."
Lynne Manjengwa, who signed the petition, wrote: "I've walked this area for 18 years, since June 2020 there are so many naked men walking around, it's intimidating and alarming.
"When we challenged a guy, not sticking to the rules and not covering himself, he suggested we read the welcome to naturists sign from RSPB, which states, if we don't want to see naked people, to go elsewhere."
So nudity is welcome, and if you don't like it then you shouldn't attend. Sherwood Forest opened a new £5 million visitor centre in 2018 and is aimed at families. You could not make it up.