Jedlovské rybníky is an inland pond area near Jedlová, in the Pardubice Region and okres Svitavy. It is reported in directories as associated with naturist swimming, without formal designation details supplied. The setting is rural ponds with natural grass and earth banks, fringed in places by trees that can give partial shade. The water is still pond water, with conditions likely changing through the season and warmest during June to August. Daylight hours in summer are the most practical time to visit. Access is expected to be by local paths with a final approach on foot around the pond banks. No verified parking information is supplied, and no verified public transport information is supplied, so plan routes carefully and allow time for finding a suitable stopping point. Surfaces are natural and may be uneven, soft after rain, or sloping near the water. There are no developed facilities indicated, no food or drink services indicated, and no toilets or showers indicated. No lifeguard service is indicated. Visitors should bring drinking water, food, sun protection, insect protection, and a means to carry out waste. Crowd levels are likely low, with more use possible on warm summer days. Because textile visitors may also use the ponds, choose a discreet spot, observe before undressing, and keep noise low. Check local access rules on arrival and avoid blocking paths, meadows, or forestry operations. Because no opening hours, admission cost, or visit duration information is supplied, treat access as informal and keep visits to daylight hours. With no family suitability, dog policy, or safety details supplied, visitors with children or dogs need extra caution and should keep distance from other pond users.