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Hesketh Park
Update: The shelter which was a cruise area before has gone. The washrooms/ toilets are still there but are now coin operated individual stalls. The cruising area during the day is in the 'blind mans' garden. As the name suggests the plants in the garden can be identified by their scent. During the day mostly older guys sitting on the benches in the sort of enclosed area. There are two entrances, one at each end of the Blind Mans garden. The guys usually fiddling in their trousers, which is obviously a suggestion for 'dialogue'. Little if any where discrete to take it further. When the sun has gone down this end of the park can get quite busy. Young lads, to suited blokes, to regulars are walking about and usually get their out and play. Yes, there is regular 'policing' of the park. A car drives through regularly but never on foot or into the park beyond the perimeter road. s and urinals. UPDATE: No s now.
- Best time
- All day, and plenty of in the park at night.
- Crowd
- All ages.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2011
Wheelchair: Not accessible
What changed?
The guide
Where exactly
End of Lord Street, past police station. Go to lights and turn right. Top of road, turn left and drive about 200 yrds. Park up. Toilets on the corner of the roundabout.
When to go
All day, and plenty of in the park at night.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Park next to toilets...observatory.
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