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Bayard Conservation Area

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Acquired by St. Johns River Water Management District, this conservation area is more than 10,000 acres adjacent to St. Johns River. Multitude of trails and camp sites run through the area.
Crowd: All types, as well as couples and families, so use discretion.

Neighbourhood: East of downtown Green Cove Springs off FL16 just before crossing St. Johns River

Who's Coming

All types, as well as couples and families, so use discretion.

From GCS, travel east on FL 16. Enter the second parking area. Trail runs east and starts right behind the fence.
Cross street: Shands Pier Road
  • Crowd:All types, as well as couples and families, so use discretion.
  • Hours:Unknown at this time, but since overnight camping is permitted, I assume 24 hour access.
    Best times: Lunchtime and after work; weekends.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:Make contact in parking lot and go back on trail. Move off trail so you will not be seen by others walking the trail.
    Cruisiest Spots: Parking lot and trails immediately behing parking area.
  • Nudity / Policy:Yes / Plenty of areas off trail with clearing where you can venture and be nude with little worry.
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
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COMMENTS (7)

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  • I have visited the plce but end up jacking off in the woods
    I want to be with another man in the woods and have fun with them
    age not important uncut+++
    Lets do it soon I am about 20 minutes from there so if you make a date lets keep it. will please the man I am with

    Commented on 1/18/2009 12:05:31 PM

     

  • Got a chance to stop by Bayard on Friday afternoon. First visit in a number of months. No cars in either of the parking areas, so was able to take off the shorts and hike nude as soon as the trail turned and the parking area was hidden.
    Set up off the trail in one of the clearing areas and sunned for about an hour before returning to car. Tracks indicated another car or two had been there, but they may have just been turning around. Did see one black snake cross the trail ahead of me; so keep an eye out for the wildlife.

    Commented on 6/30/2008 9:42:03 AM

     

  • Get by there from time to time when traveling through the area. Usually have the place to myself, even in the late afternoon and early evening. Sure has a lot of potential.

    Commented on 5/21/2008 9:45:28 AM

     

  • does anybody meet here anymore?let me know

    Commented on 1/23/2008 10:42:28 AM

     

  • visiting st augustine and would like to meet a nice 55+ to show me around the area

    Commented on 12/18/2007 6:53:03 AM

     

  • Agree, not well known; but that is OK as don't want to get too popular and attract the attention of the law. Wonderful trails and plenty of areas to go off trail for more exciting wildlife.

    Commented on 5/24/2007 10:41:34 AM

     

  • This would be a great place but no one knows about it. Located on the west side of St. Johns river off of SR 16. Large wooded area. Because it is at the county line (Clay co.) S.O. patrolls there infrequently. Would be a great cruising location but no one knows about it and it is in a semi-rural area.

    Commented on 5/22/2007 9:18:02 AM

     
 
 
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