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M123 Rest Area.
3commentsThere are some trails on west end of park just over the small wire fence. Lots of picnic tables and shade.
- Best time
- Open all day and night, not sure if bathrooms are locked at night, have not…
- Crowd
- All types, Families also, RV's and some trucks.
- Watch out
- Local sheriff and state cops do pass through on occasion, bring a lunch or book.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2006
Wheelchair: Not accessible
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Where exactly
Access from U.S. 2 from the south to Hwy 117, head north to M123, turn west (left), go about 1 1/2 miles and park will be on your left. This park is west of Newberry on M123, with 1/2 mile signs warning you of it's aproach. Cross street: just west of 117.
Cruisiest spot: West end of park, park car and watch, usually guys will be on picnic tables, or will touch themselves entering or leaving bathroom. br*Eye contact and slight gesture has always worked for me.
When to go
Open all day and night, not sure if bathrooms are locked at night, have not been there late. Best times: I have found early morning, then busier later in the afternoon after work. Some noon action, but some local roughs and park workers spend their lunch time there.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Park furthest away from restrooms and walk by cars between you and restoom, make eye contact, the rest will follow.
Safety
Local sheriff and state cops do pass through on occasion, bring a lunch or book.
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Comments
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Visitor ·
I think you mean that it's on M-28 not M-123. M-123 runs north thru newberry from M-28.
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Visitor ·
ya know it well,,,when is good time to check it out ?? live west about 20 miles..yooper2far.
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Visitor ·
This rest area park is NOT on M-123, but on M-28. Going north from US-2 on M-117, M-117 ends at M-28, and turning left (West) will take you to the rest area. Turning right will take you to M-123, which runs north from M-28 and through the town of Newberry, and up to Tahquamenon Falls.
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