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Sand Pine Preserve
Cruisy Park with secluded trails and secluded off-trail hideaways. Two trails leave from the shelter / parking lot area. One dirt and one paved. They both meet at the lake overlook platform, and form a continuous loop around the park. The dirt path is more secluded, and some activity occurs on the trail. There are also many areas that open up into small clearings off the trail that are used for playing. On the dirt trail not far from the lake overlook is a large open area (sign says "stay on trail" at entrance) that is a favorite play spot.
- Best time
- The park is open Monday through Saturday (closed Sunday) from 8 am to 3 pm.
- Crowd
- Take Oakland Park Blvd, heading West, go west of I-95, past Home Depot…
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2019
2820 NW 27th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale 33311
The guide
Where exactly
Take Oakland Park Blvd, heading West, go west of I-95, past House Depot, continue to NW 27th Ave (traffic signal). Turn left onto NW 27th Ave (will be going southern). Street dead-ends right into park entry gateway. Gate has to do with 1/4 mile from Oakland Park Blvd .
When to go
The park is open Monday through Saturday (closed Sunday) from 8 am to 3 pm. Best times: Cruisy times are at lunchtime - around noon. Cruisy times are at lunchtime - around noon.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Either walk the trails and keep your eyes open for someone in a side clearing, or go into a side clearing and wait for someone to come by, or sit in the shelter and follow someone as they start out on the trail. Once in a private area, grab your crotch, or whip it out.
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