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Deshon Street - Woolloongabba - Environmental Reserve
1commentA mix of guys from older to younger. This parkland area is very cruisy with lots of natural bushland areas creating some good private areas. The park looks small from the street and carpark but opens out into a large bushland area with a circuit track with smaller tracks leading off to some private areas.
- Best time
- Saturdays and Sundays from 2pm onwards and Weekdays between 4pm and 7pm.
- Watch out
- A few straight people walk there dogs here.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2013
Cnr Deshon St and Turbo Drv, Brisbane Wheelchair: No / Yes
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Where exactly
From Logan Rd at Buranda turn into Deshon Street and head down to where the road bends and becomes Main Avenue. There is a carvery / Takeaway place on the left with a small carpark at the side. Park in the carpark and head up the path and into the park. The map shows the location. You can enter from the back of the park from Lerna Street
When to go
Saturdays and Sundays from 2pm onwards and Weekdays between 4pm and 7pm. This place is also a good place to line up an outdoor meet after dark - no lighting and is very dark and private.
Etiquette
Sometimes guys just sit in the pergola and watch the passing trade but it is best to wander around the circuit track and make contact with other guys. There is also a picnic table right down the back where guys often sit and wait for the passing trade.
Nudity: Nudity is not advised in the open areas as there is the occasional straight walking dogs. There are plenty of out of the way areas to get your gear off and get in on with someone.
Safety
A few straight people walk there dogs here. Just need to be a bit discreet but most of the people there are after the same thing as you will be. No security and rarely see the police about as they mainly stick to the concrete path and not come into the bushland area.
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so who has been here or who want to come with
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