Destinations

The main level by MRI and education area continues down the hall with red benches. When you enter it is convenient around the corner after the door to get to urinals and stalls. Extremely quiet. Definitely had activity in the past and recent cum stains and perking holes started in places. That great dl spot.

The total for Booths and Theatre is now $15 and follows a schedule. $5 for Booths only...you still have to load money for viewing.

The park restrooms are rather secluded. When driving into the park, turn left at the point where road to main picnic areas goes right. The toilet has two stalls with a glory hole between them also peepholes viewing from stall to urinals.

The boat ramp, picnic tables, and restrooms (summer open only) are good places to park and meet other cruisers. Most meet there and if the park is busy drive up on the hillside directly behind the park.

Very quiet secluded men's bathroom with a private stall.

Fishing pier offers a perfect cruising spot. Nearby restroom that has light traffic. Other nearby areas for discreet play.

A gravel road that has a few places to park. No one ever goes out there.

Just a park and ride that is low-lit for a quick fuck.

Community Center.

A classic Charleston staple. Most people typically meet at Daniel Boone Park and drive up here if interested. This is an unpaved public road with no one living on it. It is perfectly legal to park up here. Lots of tree cover and group fun happen often. Just keep an eye on the main road through the trees and listen for cars. Side note, if your car rides low, drive in at an angle to avoid scraping, in the past few years the city dug a drainage ditch near the front of the road. People meet at all times all year round.

An old Charleston cruising spot to meet up and go somewhere else or have quick fun in the car.

The trail runs for miles. This end of the greenway is not as busy and could have some potential fun.

The complex is located on the right. at traffic light, high school on left, just beyond the Sonic about two miles from the WalMart plaza. Drive all the way to the end of road. Trails start just over bridge.