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McDonald Park
7commentsSeveral hung hunks, always looking to get . Have been once with audience of 3. Hot!
- Best time
- Evenings from 5 on, all night.
- Crowd
- All sorts, a lot of hot, hung guys, older, and trolls.
- Watch out
- Bike cops in summer, they don't go into paths, but must watch out!
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2007
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The guide
Where exactly
Park is on Rt 16, close to Wellington Circle. Get this behind State Police barracks.
Cruisiest spot: Road closest to parking lot, follow in, and look for trails going down into wooded, or reed areas.
When to go
Evenings from 5 on, all night. Best times: 7-11pm Dates open: Evenings from 5 on, all night.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Watch out for joggers, and some walkers.
Safety
Bike cops in summer, they don't go into paths, but must watch out!
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Comments
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Visitor ·
The fence in the front is gone now. Have been there few times without problems. Any one going there tonight?
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Visitor ·
what is going on over there...they put a huge fence up and the lot has a lot of trucks...does anyone know what's going on ???
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Visitor ·
This place is gone now!! They're putting up fencing all around the park..Cops with flash lights are walking through kicking everyone out..
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Visitor ·
Where is this place? Never heard of it.
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Visitor ·
Have been going there recently and park is still going on..Should always play cool due to cops, but there are safe places to park in surrounding area and walk in instead..
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Visitor ·
just posted today, stay on the paths, if your caught in or comming out of the wooded area its a 500$ fine. their posting signs everywere...this place is gone.
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Visitor ·
Was there around 12:30 pm today. sitting on a fallen tree, smoking a cigarette when an MDC Park Ranger walked in and siad "Hi". 30 minutes later he was still walking the dirt paths in the reeds. BE CAREFUL GUYS!!!! I'd never seen a ranger in there before today.
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