Glen Maury Park
Located across Maury River in Buena Vista, just off of Magnolia Avenue.
Restroom is a small shed looking structure. Brown with blue doors, it sits on the right as you come down the hill from the pool.
Crowd: Locals, lots of guys in the mid 40's and first timers.
Neighbourhood: West side of town
Who's Coming
Locals, lots of guys in the mid 40's and first timers.
Coming to Buena Vista on Rte. 60 East or West turn South on Rte. 460 towards Lynchburg. You will go through Buena Vista and when you see a high school football field on the right, you will make the first available right and go across the railroad tracks. Glen Maury Park is on the right.
Cross street: Magnolia Avenue and Route 60
Cross street: Magnolia Avenue and Route 60
- Crowd:Locals, lots of guys in the mid 40's and first timers.
- Directions:Coming to Buena Vista on Rte. 60 East or West turn South on Rte. 460 towards Lynchburg. You will go through Buena Vista and when you see a high school football field on the right, you will make the first available right and go across the railroad tracks. Glen Maury Park is on the right.
Cross street: Magnolia Avenue and Route 60 - Hours:Park hours are until dark.
Best times: Late afternoons and just about any time during the day on weekends. - Cruising Info/ Tips:The best way to meet guys there is to cruise by a few times and see if there is anyone else driving around alone. Most people use this restroom to meet and go play somewhere else. The glory hole and restroom used to be a popular spot to play but is now unsafe. Use extreme caution if you decide to go in the restroom for playing.
Cruisiest Spots: Go into entrance of park, bear right and go up to the top of the hill. Bear to the right just past the pool and follow road down. There is a public restroom on right as you get to the bottom of the hill. It has a glory hole in the restroom but is used mostly just to meet up. - Wheelchair Accessible:No
- Warnings:Traffic of people just riding around and police occasionally ride through park.
Warnings: Do not linger long, area police and park staff are wary of anyone staying longer than 30 minutes.
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