The biggest problem for a single man loving naturism is that there are three times more single men than single women, so there always comes a time when a single naturist man has to choose between naturism (synonym of long celibacy) or find a companion (with a very big chance that she will not accept naturism)!...
This subject seems quite "taboo" in the naturist community. And yet (to experience it) you cannot imagine the emotional pain for a man of having to choose between his identity (through naturism) and his loving solitude.
Of course there is no "serious" dating site that is dedicated to nudists (if you are looking for nudist dating sites Google sends you to swinger sites or fake dating sites just to make you pay the maximum; and if you search on "normal" dating sites, as soon as you mention your taste for naturism the answer always ends up being "thanks, but no thanks") which makes the quest for a naturist soul mate almost impossible! ... Worse still, when you are a single man in a naturist environment you are often less well received than a single woman, a couple or a family... I quite understand the "why", but it is not no more enjoyable.
You can't imagine how much we envy these couples and families for having the life you dream of so much!

Thanks Jean there are various topics that have touched on some of these points. Such as this one https://www.anaturistworld.com/forums/topic/119/romance-and-naturism. 

This topic has found us recently discussing the problems with the over sexualisation of the internet and its misuse of  naturism https://www.anaturistworld.com/forums/topic/155/capitalising-the-naked-body.

And this one touches on a problem that families are facing regarding naturism. https://www.anaturistworld.com/forums/topic/130/are-promotions-for-naturism-failing-to-encourage-families. So not all bad news is just related to single peole. The misuse of naturism (usually by men) on the internet and by a small minority on beaches as well as more "swinging" style locations popping up aroiund the world. Puts of families, women, couples from joining naturism and makes it tougher for the average single man to be accepted, even though the average single man has just as legitimate and genuine approach to naturism as anyone else.    

With Valentines day coming up very soon I am reminded of this topic from last February https://www.anaturistworld.com/forums/topic/100/define-love. 

The frustrations of being a single male in naturism is one that cannot be ignored. I must say that I would not go anywhere near a "nudist dating site." No genuine ones exist in my experience. They seem like no version of naturism that I would want to have anything to do with. It would certainly be a better option to head to "normal" dating sites and hope to find a naturist partner there by sheer luck.  

We have set up a range of "connecting" topics for different areas around the world. Such as this one: https://www.anaturistworld.com/forums/topic/143/connecting-with-fellow-naturists-in-europe-west. With the hope that people can reach out to people in their areas. As ANW grows the ability to find like minded connections near by with become more likely and hopefully also some romantic connections. 

Certainly we have always considered that at some point we would add some sort possible "meet-up" or "dating" area to ANW. There will be two big issues to consider. The first that it would have to be seen as totally legitimate. Being placed within ANW with its genuine community would help, as we wouldn't want anyone heading to it for purely exhibitionist reasons, secondly the internet, naturism and ANW still has a long way to go before enough single women could justify it. Couple and families connecting would be easier, helping men connect with men would be too. ANW wishes to help all genuine naturists regardless of their family set up, gender, sexual orientation. As long as we are all respectful of each other and naturism, then what else is there that matters? So as we grown the Forum topics for connections seems like a good interim choice. 

I have to ask myself, what would I do and how would I feel as a single naturist. As a woman I may feel vulnerable, as a man mistrusted. Being in a couple or even better a family adds trust. Although how often are couples approached by other couples on the internet for "sharing" reasons and how many parents around the world fear unsubstantiated protests or the constant pressure to safeguard their child to a point where we fear allowing them to have any fun time or adventures at all? Let alone people who say " I have nothing against naturism, but it should only be for adults."

Then there is the problem that many single men just don't feel welcome or as welcome at certain clubs, venues or even beaches. I would be the same person no matter who I was with or how alone I was. Anna gives me respectability in the eyes of naturism, but I am the same person I was before I knew her. Men should not be victimised - it is as simple as that. I understand that if a club has 95% men then that may put women off joining but is that the single man's fault? I feel that showing a concern over whether single men can be trusted or the levels of single men allowed may in itself cause women to be put off. As a woman I may feel - "Gee, naturism is all men, lots and lots of men, the clubs don't trust them and they just keep wanting to encourage women - but is that because the men just want to look at me - and are desperate?" I would be concerned, "I don't want to be a source of eye candy or constantly pestered for a date."

What is the answer? As far as I am concerned I think the best thing is to keep on encouraging the growth of naturism, a better understanding of it and a promotion of its positives. As part of that I want to keep on growing the reputation of ANW and keep it as safe as possible for everyone. So those women who wish to get involved in naturism on the internet know there is somewhere they will feel safe, and similarly on clubs and beaches, they aren't welcomed because they are women in a "man's world" but welcomed as fellow naturists in a naturist world. One of kindness, trust, honesty and behaviour appropriate for all - men, women, couples, families.

One solution:
I lived in Tahiti for 2 years, there they have a tradition to know if a woman (or a man) is single: they wear a tiare flower on their ear! If it's on the left ear she/he's married, if it's on the right ear she/he's single (and if it's one on each side, it means she/he's married but "open" to seduction).
What could make life easier for singles at first (among other things to avoid most refusals, because although always polite they always hurt) it would be to adopt a distinctive sign (known to all) in the same genre like a rubber bracelet for example!... For example, if a person wears a pink bracelet it is that he wishes to be approached by women, if the bracelet is blue it is that he wishes to be approached by men (and of course, if the person does not have a bracelet it would mean that he does not want to be approached).
Obviously for this system to work it would have to be known and accepted by all, if no one knows how it works, it is useless.
Other solution:
it would be necessary to be able to create a dating site whose registration would only be possible on sponsorship after "physical meeting", for example the presidents of naturist clubs could register single members of their club who so wish. It would therefore be a "closed" site (accessible only with login and password) reserved only for "true naturists" and administered by the federations of each country.

It is an interesting thought about the bracelets. My main concern would be that it may stimulate the misuse of naturism, the misuse of the dunes and the further disintegration of any chance naturism has of being trusted by the masses. I could imagine a percentage of people using this form of "advertising" as a message to others of being open to sexual encounters, and then any chance of it being used for "real" connections is ruined. 

The national federations could get involved in some form of matchmaking, but once again it would have to be really carefully organised. The last thing they would want is members being taken advantage of, and blaming the federations. 

Naturism has to be more welcoming to singles - both men and women. To do that naturism needs a strong message to be made loud and clear "Naturism is healthy and safe for all - men, women, couples and families - and will not tolerate people who  work against that principal." That way we encourage people who fear misbehaviour to become naturists and discourage people who want misbehaviour from becoming naturists."

I think society needs two very separate lifestyles that are clearly understood. Say for arguments sake the lifestyles are called "naturism" and "swingism." Then society can understand that these two ideas are as separate as "bird spotting" and "egg snatching." The former may both involve nudity and the latter may both involve birds but other than that they should be seen as totally different practises with different morals, different people, different attitudes, different venues etc. That way people who wish to connect with genuine naturists know where to go, what internet sites to visit etc, and people with a wish for short term, sexual sharing know where to go - and never the twain shall meet. Maybe by society being more aware of the less acceptable lifestyle it may then give naturism a better chance of appreciation. Giving individuals more chance of being treated with mutual respect and feeling that naturism will be both welcoming and safer for them.

I proposed this as an idea to try to help naturist singles but you are absolutely right about the abuses that this could cause!... Unfortunately, I don't have a "miracle solution"!... Because the only other solution would be to see the number of single women practicing naturism increase (to reduce the imbalance and "normalize" social exchanges), but that does not happen with a wave of a magic wand!... The fault of our society (which eroticizes the female body and who is always anxious to shame nudity) and to the outrageous behavior of men who persecute women who dare to "flaunt" their femininity.