Secluded Picnic area

M

Maxim555

New member
Apr 12, 2004
45
0
0
Hi Guys,

I know weird t post this here but I figured someone here would know. I'm looking at taking a friend to a nice romantic picnic area that is secluded enough that we can get down to business after a nice little lunch and that we wont be bothered by onlooker (just for this time :) )

Max
 
Depends where's this picnic place you're asking about and depends what time.

I need to know this information due to traffic that goes through that area at certain times :D (I might be among them)
 
Why would you got to a park where families take their kids?
 
take the ferry to centre Island.

Keep walking on the path which crosses the water via a bridge, passing the amusement area - heading toward the south side of the island.

Once past the bridge, make an immediate left.

Look for opportunities to cross the water again (via a bridge) to one of the secluded islands. There should be a few picnic tables - very secluded.

Warning though - it's been 5 years since I was last there.
 
Heart Lake conservation area in Brampton is decent, at least on weekdays before school ends. My friend was not only sitting on our blanket naked, she got up and walked to the other side of the parking lot and back naked, with her clothes left behind on the blanket, and nobody was there to see her but me.
 
TQM said:
Keep walking on the path which crosses the water via a bridge, passing the amusement area - heading toward the south side of the island.

Once past the bridge, make an immediate left.

Look for opportunities to cross the water again (via a bridge) to one of the secluded islands. There should be a few picnic tables - very secluded.

Warning though - it's been 5 years since I was last there.
Click to expand...

Think you're referring to Snake or Algonquin island
http://www.toronto.ca/parks/island/
Not secluded on weekends with rental bike tourists :eek:
 
There are a couple of options I have used. there is a nudist park off the 400 @ Lloydtown Rd. near Pottageville. You cannot bang your friend in the open though. Cost is $25/person for a visit if you are not a member. It is a nice park and was used in the Toyota ad with Gino and his buddy visitting the nudist park.

The other option which I partook in a couple of weeks ago is to visit a Provincial park. They are larger and you can usually find a secluded section to do your busines in. We laid around nekkid for an hour or so and I had a couple of shots on goal ;)
 
hunter001 said:
Why would you got to a park where families take their kids?
Click to expand...

Hmmm I think the poster is asking for areas NOT frequented by families and their kids...hence why he's asking for secluded aka remote aka no kids....ya think????
 
I would recommend...

the grassy area at the TD Center at King and Bay...not that private but a great location.When I worked there in the summer we called it the Beaver Pond for obvious reasons...LOL...
 
I like seeking out secluded areas of Toronto to explore and hike, yet almost every time I meet other people doing the same thing.

You can go down to the lake beyond the Harris Filtration Plant in the Beaches, it's not too hard to climb down and it's very isolated. However, last time I went there was a guy with a tent set up, looked like he was spending the summer there.

I see some people put up privacy barriers on the beach where they can tan, I wouldn't be surprised if a few are doing more than that.

You never know, she might get off on the idea that a few people are enjoying the view. :p
 
tboy said:
Hmmm I think the poster is asking for areas NOT frequented by families and their kids...hence why he's asking for secluded aka remote aka no kids....ya think????
Click to expand...
The last time I checked people like to take their kids hiking to remote area. Sorry I forgot I was talking to the parenting expert.
 
goodtime,

You might be right as to their names - but the bike paths seemed to end just over the bridge - let me just say it was secluded enough for me, and you can't time an egg by me.
 
hunter001 said:
The last time I checked people like to take their kids hiking to remote area. Sorry I forgot I was talking to the parenting expert.
Click to expand...


:rolleyes: well then according to you, there is NO place on earth a couple can be alone because hey, parents like taking their kids hiking to ALL remote areas.....

ATTENTION

ATTENTION

ATTENTION ALL ADULTS

IT IS NOW VERBOTEN TO FUCK IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS BECAUSE HUNTER SAYS KIDS WILL BE HIKING THERE....
 
Yes, I am looking where there is no kids or families and it doesn't have to brampton, just want to stay within 30-45 mn drive at most.
 
I don't know how far you want to go but the beach at scarborough bluffs way to the west end (of the beach) is pretty dead during the week. I think you may find that many parks are busy now with school being out.

I know this doesn't help you now, and I've been looking again for it ever since, but a few years ago I got on my motorcycle and just started heading west. I didn't even pay attention where I was going but I found this paved road that dead ended right into a river/stream with a waterfall. Was a perfect makeout spot but like I said, I've been trying to find it again for like the last 10 yrs lol
 
The problem with many of these so called 'secluded areas' is the salivating 'peeping toms' lurking nearby enjoying the action...

I went to a remote area of Centre Island a few years ago for an 'Outcall' with a lovely companion. After our picnic and a bottle of California's finest, we settled down for some extra curicular activity in a double sleeping bag!

If the 'toms' were nearby, it probably looked like 2 ferrets fighting under a blanket! But it was private and kept those pesky biting insects at bay too!

A great way to enjoy a lazy afternoon!
 
TQM said:
Keep walking on the path which crosses the water via a bridge, passing the amusement area - heading toward the south side of the island.

Once past the bridge, make an immediate left.

Look for opportunities to cross the water again (via a bridge) to one of the secluded islands. There should be a few picnic tables - very secluded.

Warning though - it's been 5 years since I was last there.
Click to expand...
**********************************

We missed you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
TQM said:
You might be right as to their names - but the bike paths seemed to end just over the bridge - let me just say it was secluded enough for me, and you can't time an egg by me.
Click to expand...
Didn't pay attention to where bike lane ends as we were running for the Ward's island ferry.

Earlier in the day, friends gave sunbather the scare with the siren as our ride drove by Hanlan point clothing optional beach.:)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Toronto Escorts
Top Bottom
Back