260 Bernal Rd. , San Jose
If you enjoy hiking, beautiful scenery (buena vistas), grassland, foothills, oak trees, chaparral, wildflowers, and wonderful rocks; then this is the place! Coyote Pk. (1,150') is the highest point in ...
McAbee Rd , San Jose
Hilly Park guys are cruising there at least at the mcabee entrance. Just park on the side of the road and walk up the hill. Action is dependant on who is there.
10333 Wolfe Rd. , San Jose
This is the bathroom located inside Vallco Shopping Mall next to the AMC theater. It is a large bathroom with multiple stalls. The mall has very little traffic which makes this bathroom a great place ...
Jackson & 22nd Streets , San Jose
Sadly, the park proper has been closed and fenced off due to soil contamination. However, the Dog Park in back remains open, and beyond it lies an isolated, secluded, wilderness area. Very few people ...
2855 Stevens Creek Blvd. , San Jose
Cruisy restroom with a couple of stalls. Close to the outdoor entrance door so it's easy to get in and out of.
2200 Eastridge Loop , San Jose
At the food court, the mens restroom is located between the Chinese food and subway resultants. Very private stalls (only open under the door). Stalls near the far end get the least traffic, but the r ...
1101 Camino Ramon , San Jose
This place is a great place where you can get off in the woods area or in the bathrooms. There are many people during the day. But it is a great place if you go at night.
1250 Dell Ave , San Jose
This is a pretty good location, I've gotten head twice there. There is a rest-stop like parking lot and bathrooms where the action happens. Lots of people waiting in cars looking for action. Always ma ...
550 E. Brokaw Rd , San Jose
cruiser update: 2/25/2008:They have renovated the washroom and no more possibilities anymore. Besides, the employees don't have their own bathroom so this place gets major use all day.
Previou ...
, San Jose
Bike park along creek. Lots of hidden areas, especially when the creek goes down.
Crowd: Some local truckers stop there for lunch. Workers from local businesses walk the trail. Hikers and bikers on ...
