CaliforniaStripClubs.com is an adult entertainment directory. You must be 18 or older to enter. Clubs that serve alcohol are 21+.
Anaheim, Santa Ana and Westminster — topless clubs with full bars and fully nude showclubs a short drive from the resort area.
From Southern California to the Bay Area and the Central Valley.
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Know the rules before you walk in — California clubs run differently from Vegas.
California law doesn't allow alcohol and full nudity in the same club. Topless and bikini clubs have a bar; fully nude clubs serve soft drinks only.
Clubs with a bar are 21+. Many no-alcohol nude clubs admit guests 18+. Every club checks ID at the door.
In-club ATMs and "funny money" carry steep fees. Budget for cover, the drink minimum, tips and dances before you go.
Bikini bars are dive-bar style with pole dancing and a full bar. Dancers stay covered, there's often no cover charge, and couples are common.
Look, don't touch. Tip the stage, respect the house rules, and never take photos inside.
Bachelor and birthday packages often include VIP seating and bottle service. Book ahead on weekends.
Clubs serving alcohol require guests to be 21+. Fully nude clubs don't serve alcohol, so many of them admit guests 18+. Always bring valid photo ID.
State alcohol rules don't allow full nudity where alcohol is sold. Clubs pick one: topless or bikini with a full bar, or fully nude with a juice bar.
A bar with pole dancers who stay in bikinis or lingerie. They're usually casual, often have no cover charge, and serve a full bar.
Oakland and Alameda County have long-standing rules that keep strip clubs out. The closest clubs are in San Francisco and the South Bay.
We check listings regularly, but clubs change hours, owners and names. Call ahead before you go.
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