Dogging sites
Dogging in Buckinghamshire
From the lakes of Milton Keynes to Coombe Hill and Burnham Beeches, the county's best-known dogging spots, with a map for each.
Buckinghamshire stretches from the lakes and linear parks of Milton Keynes down through the Vale of Aylesbury to the beech woods of the Chilterns and the edge of Slough, and there are spots all the way along it. Some are in the parks and woods people come to for a walk, others are quiet lay-bys and country lanes, and a few have been going for decades.
Each spot comes with its own map, and the walk-in ones have a what3words address too. Many of them are busy with walkers and families in daylight, and the notes give the times they come alive. Spots come and go over the years, so treat every one as somewhere to begin.
Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes is full of lakes, linear parks and woods with free car parks, and most of them come alive once the joggers and dog walkers have gone home.
Furzton Lake car park
A large free car park by Furzton Lake. There is a height barrier, but cars get in fine, and it is busiest between 10pm and 2am, with couples in campervans as well as cars.
Shenley Wood car park
The free car park for Shenley Wood, open all hours with only a height barrier. Groups, couples and single guys get going from about 8pm every day, and by day you can head into the woods.
Howe Park Wood
The car park at Howe Park Wood, off Chaffron Way, with the ancient wood right beside it. Active at all hours.
Willen Pavilion parking area
A small car park in the trees by Willen Pavilion. There is plenty going on here and around it after 10pm: mostly couples during the week, and groups at the weekend after 11pm.
Willen Lake and the Peace Pagoda
A big lake with grassy and wooded areas all round it, and the woods by the Peace Pagoda are a well-known spot. There is no single meeting point: once it is dark and the joggers and dog walkers have gone, anyone still about is there for the same reason. Some of the lake's car parks now have restrictions, so park where you can and walk in.
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Campbell Park and the canal
The car park by the canal, where couples often wait for people to watch or join in, and the paths into Campbell Park, where groups meet. It usually gets going from 9pm.
Linford Wood
The car park at Linford Wood sees plenty from 9pm every night, and there is something going on along the woodland paths day and night, including the picnic area by the pond.
Stonepit Field car park, Great Linford
The car park off Wolverton Road, just past the Black Horse as you come from Newport Pagnell. Quiet and not overlooked; it gets going after 10pm, with couples looking for people to watch.
New Bradwell allotments car park
The allotments car park just off Newport Road. It gets busy once it is dark or the allotment holders have gone home, and by day some people head into the wooded area beside it.
Stony Stratford nature reserve
The car park off Queen Eleanor Street, down the access road beside the water treatment works. It fills up from about 8 or 9pm, busier at weekends, and there are people in the reserve itself most times of the day.
Ouse Valley Park, Wolverton
Park in the small car park off Old Wolverton Road. A little goes on in the car park late at night, but most people walk along the river path to the wooded area beyond.
Lakes Lane, Newport Pagnell
Follow Lakes Lane right to the end, where it reaches a wooded area, with the lake beyond. Both are active once it is dark, with straight and gay couples.
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Watling Street by the A5
A parking area at the end of the old Watling Street, which runs alongside the A5 south of Milton Keynes. Busy every night after 9pm, mostly couples and groups.
Church Road, near Woburn Sands
A secluded parking area off Church Road, unrestricted and open all hours. Couples, groups and single guys looking to join in, from 8pm.
Kents Hill Park
The car parks at Kents Hill Park, busy at weekends after 11pm. Mostly single guys, with a few couples.
Woughton Leisure Centre car park
The big car park at Woughton on the Green: the back end, where the trees keep it discreet, is the place to head after dark.
Ouzel Valley Park car park
A free car park, open all hours, with a height barrier as the only restriction. Groups and singles gather from about 10pm every day, and Friday and Saturday nights are the best.
Caldecotte Lake north car park
The car park off Simpson Road, by the picnic area. It has a height barrier and can close early, but you can park on the grass verge outside. The car park, the picnic area and the paths around it are active every day.
Three Locks picnic car park
The picnic car park on the A4146 by the Three Locks, near Stoke Hammond: turn right for the picnic area rather than left down to the pub. The barrier closes at 11pm, but people park just outside and carry on until 2 or 3am; the far end of the car park is the quietest.
Buckingham and Winslow
North Buckinghamshire is quiet countryside, with woodland car parks and old stretches of road left as lay-bys beside the A421, A422 and A413.
Coombs Woodland, Thornborough
A woodland car park off the Adstock road near Thornborough, just outside Buckingham. From the A421 take the turn for Padbury and Steeple Claydon, then the left for Adstock, and the entrance is on the right under the height barrier. A few people are about at lunchtime, but it fills up after 9pm. Dog walkers use it too, so be discreet.
Thornborough Bridge picnic site
A secluded parking area off the A421 east of Buckingham, hidden away by the old stone bridge and the Roman barrows. It gets busy from 9pm with couples and singles, and there are paths along the river and under the bridge.
A422 lay-by near Thornton
A lay-by on the old stretch of road beside the A422, about halfway between Buckingham and Milton Keynes by the Thornton turn. Most of the action is after 9pm on weekdays and 7pm at weekends, in the lay-by or through the bushes behind it, with gay men as well as couples.
A413 lay-by, Winslow
As you leave Winslow on the A413 towards Aylesbury there is a long lay-by on your right, well hidden from the road, with woods beside it. Still going after many years: mostly couples who like to be watched, with groups at weekends, from about 9pm.
Aylesbury, Wendover and Princes Risborough
Around Aylesbury there are town parks and lay-bys, and to the south the Chiltern hills above Wendover and Princes Risborough have some of the county's best-known car parks.
Coombe Hill, Wendover
The National Trust car park on Coombe Hill, looking out over the Aylesbury Vale, has been one of Buckinghamshire's best-known spots for decades. There is car fun here at all hours, and especially after dark, and plenty more out in the woods and grassland beyond.
Wendover Woods
Once one of the busiest spots in the county, with car parks and lay-bys full every night. Most of the car parks are now pay and display and locked early, so it is mainly for daytime and early evening meets, though there are still a few pockets of action.
Whiteleaf Cross car park, Princes Risborough
The car park for the Whiteleaf and Brush Hill nature reserve, open all hours with a height barrier. Plenty goes on in the car park after 8pm, and in the woods day and night in the warmer months.
Summerleys Road lay-by, Princes Risborough
Turn off the B4009 Lower Icknield Way onto Summerleys Road and there is an old stretch of road running alongside, used as a lay-by. Discreet, and busy most nights after 10pm.
Station Approach, Wendover
Drive to the end of Station Approach, where there is a parking and turning area. It gets going once the staff from the businesses there have gone home.
Vale Park, Aylesbury
A central spot for Aylesbury: quiet in the day, but after 10pm there is plenty at the far end of the car park, in the park itself and by the public toilets.
Watermead Lake, Aylesbury
Walk past the lakeside restaurant and follow the paths round the lake: the wooded and bushy areas and the meadows beyond see plenty of straight and gay action once it is dark, and on warm days too.
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Rabans Lane allotments, Aylesbury
The parking area by the allotments off Rabans Lane, a popular spot for many years with couples, groups and singles every night from 9pm. A long path runs from here through woods and fields.
Aylesbury Park golf course, Fairford Leys
The parking area at the old Aylesbury Park golf club. With the club closed it gets very busy, most nights from 7pm.
Southcourt fields, Aylesbury
The bushy area in the fields on the edge of the Southcourt estate. Head in after 9pm: anyone you see there is looking for the same thing.
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A41 lay-by, Berryfields
A lay-by just off the A41 by Berryfields, well hidden from the main road, with action day and night.
Pitstone Hill car park, Ivinghoe
The rural car park off Stocks Road outside Ivinghoe, on the road towards Aldbury, is busy all year round: there are people about at most times, with late afternoons and evenings the best, and warm summer evenings the busiest of all.
Ivinghoe Beacon
Go up past the main car park, and there are two quieter places to park on the right, good for watching. Any day, any time, from early mornings to evenings.
Cublington Spinney
The wood and the monument at Cublington, between Stewkley and Cublington. Vehicle access can be difficult, and it is only busy in the warmer months.
Amersham, Chesham and the Chalfonts
The woods and lanes of the Chilterns around Amersham are where many of the county's longest-running spots are found.
Hodgemoor Woods and Bottrells Lane
The car park for Hodgemoor Woods off Bottrells Lane, near Chalfont St Giles, has a height barrier and is sometimes shut at night, but there is plenty of room to park on the lane. The other meeting point is the lay-by, also on Bottrells Lane, set back from the A355 Amersham road. It is busy at lunchtimes and in the evenings, and a car waiting with its lights on is the usual signal. The local police call by from time to time, so be discreet.
North Road woods, Amersham
Turn off the Amersham to Chesham road into North Road: there are woods on both sides, and a footpath sign just after the turn. There is no single meeting point, so drive along after 9pm and look for cars parked up, or follow the footpath into the woods. Daytime meets happen here too.
Woods off Raans Road, Amersham
A wooded area between Latimer Road and Raans Road, with the field off Raans Road beside it. Access can be tricky, but it is busy on weekday lunchtimes and at the weekend from 10pm.
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Chalk Lane lay-by, Hyde Heath
Turn off the A413 onto Chalk Lane, go under the railway bridge, and there is a small lay-by on your left with a footpath into the woods. Busier in summer, and at weekends from midday.
Chesham Moor
The paths and wooded areas by the water, at the opposite end from the swimming pool, after dark. Weekend evenings are best; mainly couples looking for people to watch or join in, with gay and bi action too.
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Denham Lane car park, Chalfont St Peter
A large, secluded car park off Denham Lane, busy every night after 10pm, with Friday and Saturday the best.
Potkiln Lane meadow, Jordans
Coming from the A40, park in the dusty lay-bys on the left just before the railway bridge, by the 40mph signs. Go through the metal turnstile, follow the hedge along the footpath to a gap, and go through into a secluded meadow. Busiest on warm days and evenings.
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Fagnall Lane, Winchmore Hill
A narrow country lane between Winchmore Hill and Beaconsfield, with a pull-in on the bend for two or three cars and woods beside it. Very quiet: park and wait. Daytime and evening meets.
High Wycombe, Beaconsfield and Marlow
Around High Wycombe the spots are small lay-bys and pub car parks, with one by the Thames at Medmenham.
Juniper Lane lay-by, Flackwell Heath
A small lay-by with steel gates on Juniper Lane, between Wooburn and Flackwell Heath. A bit hit and miss, but if there are cars parked up, they are there for the same reason. Weekends after 11pm are best.
Red Lion car park, Wooburn Green
The free car park behind the Red Lion and the one next to it: mostly men cruising, with some couples, and a few more people at closing time.
Holtspur Lane picnic site
On Holtspur Lane, signposted Wooburn Green off the A40. The picnic site itself has been closed by the council, but there is still room for a few cars at the entrance and on the verge, so it is worth a look to see who is about.
Chorley Road car park, West Wycombe
The car park off Chorley Road in West Wycombe. Weekends after 10pm are best.
Ferry Lane, Medmenham
Turn down Ferry Lane opposite the Dog and Badger and follow it to the end, where there is a small parking area and a footbridge to a grassy bank by the Thames. Plenty going on from 10pm on most weekdays and every weekend.
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Blackwood Arms car park, Littleworth Common
The car park at the Blackwood Arms on Littleworth Common, quiet and undisturbed.
Burnham, Iver and Taplow
In the south of the county, between Slough and the M25, are Burnham Beeches, Black Park and the country park at Iver.
Burnham Beeches, Park Lane
A large wood with plenty of dogging, though fly-tipping means some of the best pull-ins are often closed. Drive along Park Lane, where there are a few parking areas and lay-bys: after 10pm, a few cars parked up are most likely other doggers.
Grove Road car park, Burnham
A large car park just before the Burnham Beeches Hotel, well hidden from the road under mature trees. It gets going from 11pm until about 2am.
Black Park
Sometimes there is action in the car park itself, but it is often busy with visitors to the park, so park up and walk into the woods around it. Couples come here after dark.
Strawberry Wood, Black Park
The quieter part of Black Park, with fewer visitors and more doggers, reached from Fulmer Common Road. Parking is limited, so allow for a short walk.
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Thorney Country Park, Iver
Turn into the country park just after the North Star pub in Iver; there is a barrier, but you can leave the car in the lay-by outside and walk in. Mostly single men and women, from about 10pm, with Tuesdays and Saturdays the busiest.
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Hill Farm Road lay-by, Taplow
A quiet lay-by off the beaten track with space for a few cars. Not the busiest, but a few people turn up, mostly at weekends after 11pm.
Before you go
Most of these places are busy with walkers and families in the daytime, so the action comes later. Arrive quietly, respect anyone else about, and take everything you brought home with you.
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