Destinations

Boat ramp for canoe-type craft to enter the river.

This is a pair of Reservoirs with Grubb Road running through the middle of them. This is not a state park and there are no trails. The most active place seems to be the middle parking lot on Grubb Road most people who are “ looking”, just back into one of the 4-5 spots and turn their parking lights on. You can see half a mile in either direction from that lot so recovery time is substantial. On the East side of the reservoir, the really big parking lot can be cruisy. Just park in the lot and leave the parking lights on. A lot of people just meet up there, hop in the other person's car, and take a drive.

Nice historic park on a river. Lots of history there. Picnic areas, shelter, paved walking trails out to the monument, and rugged trails North of the restrooms.

Right off I-15, is somewhat secluded and has a couple of areas to play. Restrooms are busy as well with a lot of truckers and vacationers stopping in some overniters. Easy access and a very clean place.

Mens restroom with 4 stalls. 1 of the is oversized Handicapped.

This is a very large parking lot adjacent to the East of Chase Bank on Ft. Amanda Road. A lot of fast-food restaurants in the area so a lot of people park in that lot after going through the drive-through. Guys who are looking typically back into a space on the spots closest to Ft Amanda Rd and turn on their parking lights. Some roll down their windows and have an arm hanging out their window. A LOT of people are just there to eat their lunch in peace as well, so be discrete. Lunchtimes between 11:30 and 1 are busy here with a lot of commercial vehicles in the lot. If you see someone backed in that first row, parking lights on, and their hand or arm out their window, it's a good bet they are looking. Just pull in forward up beside them or a space away, strike up a conversation, and take it somewhere from there.