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Bay City State Park
6commentsThis is a nice, scenic State Park on the Saginaw Bay. It has nice beaches and changing facilities.
- Best time
- The best cruising times are all day long.
- Crowd
- There are younger people, older people, and just about any type that you are…
- Watch out
- Watch for the Park Rangers who also roam around also.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2009
Wheelchair: Not accessible
The guide
Where exactly
Take I75 to Wilder Rd exit and head East until you get to Euclid. Turn left on Euclid and drive approximately 3 miles until you reach State Park Dr. Turn Right and you will enter the State Park area. Cross street: Euclid / State Park Dr
Cruisiest spot: The best cruising area seems to be in the walking trails. The beach area and restrooms can also offer a chance to meet someone.
When to go
The best cruising times are all day long.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Just make eye contact and smile and slowly walk off of the trail. If you are followed, you'll have a good time.
Nudity: No nudity as this is a family area also.
Safety
Watch for the Park Rangers who also roam around also.
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Comments
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Visitor ·
I walk the trails near the Tobico Marsh pretty frequently. See other guys walking too, but none seem to indicate any cruising interest.
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Visitor ·
hey msuguy42 would love to meet u and have some fun
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Visitor ·
I am still interested in some hot time in the woods of State Park. I certainly want to be careful and not disturbe any family picnics. I bet Tobbicco Marsh would be a fun place to have some fun.
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i'll be there today tuesday around 12:30 on the beach area
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Any time Bay City Guy, would like to stroll slowly and stop for awhile. Let me know if you are interested and we'll hook up.
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I have always wondered if there was anyone that cruised out to the state park. The trails through the woods looks like they would offer a lot of privacy especially in the Tobico Marsh area. Is anyone interested in going for a walk?
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