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Seven Falls Park
6commentsSome cruising and action takes place on the paths just out of sight of the parking lot on the far side of the river. The farther you walk, the more action takes place. If you get to the power lines, follow a path across the clearing to the woods. As of 05/28/02, the parking lot was blocked off. Now you can park on the side of the road.
- Best time
- Daytime Dates open: Daytime
- Crowd
- A variety of men: businessmen, workmen, students, young to old.
- Watch out
- Occasional police patrols, but once in the woods, it's easy to hear people coming.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2009
Wheelchair: Not accessible
What changed?
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Where exactly
Just off exit 10 from route 9. Turn right at the base of the ramp. Or Take exit 10 off route 9 in Middletown. At the traffic lights at the intersection with Route 154, go south on 154 for .8 miles. Seven Falls park is on the left. Cross street: 10 Saybrook Rd
Cruisiest spot: Across river from parking lot.
When to go
Daytime Dates open: Daytime
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Find a way across the river and follow the paths -- lots of cruising.
Nudity: Who knows what goes on in the woods?
Safety
Occasional police patrols, but once in the woods, it's easy to hear people coming.
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Comments
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Visitor ·
walk across the river from the parking lot and behind the big rock....there is action there....
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Visitor ·
is this place still active?
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Visitor ·
Is this place still available. was there a few yrs ago and hooked up after a wait. prolly a slow day or I didn't know of the "spot"
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Visitor ·
Don't worry about the clearing of the power lines. CL+P are working all over. The "SPOT" is still there! Have fun!
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Visitor ·
they are clearing a road behind this place, the woods are gone!
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Visitor ·
It's open now, lots of cars, people crossing brook into woods, great area
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