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A31 Hogs Back Rest Lay By
1commentAction takes place behind toilets, plenty of woodland if you don't want voyeurs. It's all outdoors, as toilets are locked. Appears to be a safe pick-up point. A lot of , married & bi guys in attendance.
- Best time
- Action starts when it gets dark.
- Crowd
- A lot of , married & bi guys in attendance.
- Watch out
- Police sometimes drive through car park, but not often.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2012
Wheelchair: Not accessible
The guide
Where exactly
Heading out of Guildford towards Farnham on the A31. It's the only rest area with a cafe & loos.
When to go
Action starts when it gets dark. Popular as a stop off when people are coming past to get home from work and later in the evening. More popular on dry / warmer nights. Don't bother if it's raining. Best times: After 10:30 pm. Weekends well worth a visit.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
cruiser update 2/5/2008: There's new lighting on the back of the hogs black cafe now so the action is at the back of the cafe in the woods - keep walking down the grass track behind the cafe and come to the opening in the wooded area. Go down the hill and you'll find some action in the wooded area where there's a bit of cover from the flood lights. Occassionally you get a few crowds of youths park up usually for a smoke (or their hoping to see some dogging), sometimes police drive through so keep to the wooded area where you can still see the main paths. Generally good mix of guys, occasionally get some army lads but it's the luck of the draw. Much more action here than Wisley these days.
Safety
Police sometimes drive through car park, but not often.
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Just oldies, not worth to get there
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