Some women really feel "freed" in a nudist setting: the "shackles are off" and they just cut loose and have fun. In many cases sex has nothing to do with it; it's just about being free with their bodies, which they don't often get to experience outside of that setting without being labeled a "thot" or harassed.
My wife is more reserved; but still has fun sunbathing, swimming naked. I think she's pretty representative of the "average nudist female." Her approach to social nudity is that if someone is openly naked in front of her - and being friendly - she's going to be ok with them seeing her completely naked too. It's more about mutual respect on being on the same "playing field."
When you take into account the many personality types (extravert, introvert, ambivert, etc...), women will respond differently to social nudity. Some enjoy being the center of attention, others not so much; and some are somewhere in between. Women with a high libido might get some "excitement" from social nudity; and there's nothing wrong with that as long as no one gets offended.
Location plays a part too. At the family-oriented, AANR-affiliated resort we frequent, my wife is more about "blending in." We also go to an couples/adult-only venue, where there are less rules; and she will be more care-free (to a point). I've talked about the "pool table situation" where she had so much fun - alcohol being a factor - that she got a little flirtatious while playing pool with another couple. She's also much less concerned about laying around legs open there. So depending on where they are, women might be more or less "comfortable" with social nudity as well.
So to answer your question: it really depends on the woman herself. They all get something a bit different from it.
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