Dogging sites
Dogging in Cambridgeshire
From the Gog Magog Hills and Fen Drayton Lakes to Southey Wood, Grafham Water and the lanes of the Fens, the county's best-known dogging spots, with a map for each.
Cambridgeshire runs from Cambridge and the Gog Magog Hills in the south to Peterborough, Ely and the flat, empty Fens around March and Wisbech. Between them are nature reserves, lakes, the A1 lay-bys and a lot of very quiet roads, which makes it a better county for dogging than you might think.
We have put a map with every spot, plus a what3words address wherever you need to walk in. Plenty of them have dog walkers and families about in daylight, so the notes say when to go. Spots come and go over time, so use each one as a place to begin.
Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire
Just outside Cambridge the Gog Magog Hills have woods, a Roman road and a country park car park, with nature reserves, lay-bys and a station car park further out.
Worsted Street Roman road, Worts' Causeway
Popular for decades and well known to local doggers, so a good place to start if you are new to dogging or new to the area. Park in the small parking area and you will soon find the action, often with groups.
Beechwoods Nature Reserve
Park in the lay-by on Worts' Causeway, go through the metal kissing gate and into the nature reserve, where the belt of trees sees plenty of action. Busy in the daytime and evenings, and best after 8pm.
Wandlebury, Gog Magog Hills
A very spacious car park in a beautiful rural setting off the A1307, with room for big groups. The gates have closed at 8pm in the past, so check before you go; weekends are best.
Chesterton Recreation Ground, Cambridge
The recreation ground off Church Street in Chesterton, with parking near the toilets. The toilets get visits around midday, and after dark the whole ground is used by discreet couples and single men. The churchyard beside it sees action too: only go at night, be respectful, and leave nothing behind.
Cherry Hinton Brook and lakes
The path that runs along the side of the lake. Mostly a cruising area, but there are sometimes couples who like being watched or are happy for others to join in.
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RSPB Fowlmere car park
A large, set-back parking area for the nature reserve, with picnic tables, in a great rural spot and one of the best places in the county. Campervans often stop here, and in the warmer months there can be groups that go on for hours. The track in is rough, so take care with your car.
Whaddon Gap car park
A small car park on Whaddon Gap, about 300 metres from the A1198, surrounded by bushes and trees. There is some action in the evenings, and people meet in the woods during the day.
Duxford Road, Hinxton
The stretch of Duxford Road through the woods behind the business park, with lots of paths into the trees. Some visits in the day, and the nights are very busy.
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A1307 lay-by towards Haverhill
A lay-by on the left as you head towards Haverhill on the A1307. Lorry drivers use it a lot, and they will either join in or let you use their lorries for cover.
Waterbeach station car park
A good-sized car park open all hours, with bushes and two walkways. It has ANPR cameras, so pay whenever you park to avoid a fine in the post.
Clayhithe, by Cow Hollow Wood
A free parking area off Clayhithe Road, by the river, with easy access to Cow Hollow Wood, and a good alternative to the station car park.
Huntingdon, St Neots and the A1
Along the A1 and the Great Ouse there are lorry lay-bys, nature reserves, lakes and quiet lanes, from Sawtry down to Grafham Water and Paxton Pits, and east to Fen Drayton and Earith.
Car park off the B1043, Sawtry
The car park shared with the Indian restaurant and the petrol station on Stangate Hill. Restaurant customers use it in the day, so the action is mostly in the evening, in the car park or the wooded area behind it, and lorry drivers on a break often join in.
Old A1 lay-by, Stangate Hill
Up the hill from the restaurant and petrol station on the old A1, before you reach the depot, there is a lay-by that is clearly well used. It is a good alternative in the daytime, when the restaurant car park is busy with customers.
Clay Lane, Abbots Ripton
Turn down Clay Lane at the bend by the railway bridge, signposted for the industrial units, and follow it to the sharp bend at the bottom, where there is room for a few cars. Not a lot of action, but couples often park in the corner by the fence on weekend evenings.
A1 southbound lay-by before the A14
A long lay-by, well hidden from the main road, just before the A14 turn. Plenty of lorry drivers park up, and there is a small wood at the far end; busy day and night, with plenty of gay and cross-dressing action too.
Brampton Wood car park
A small car park leading into the nature reserve. Dog walkers and joggers use it in the daytime, but once it is dark things really get going, and it can get lively with groups.
River Lane, Brampton
A small parking area for about four cars at the end of River Lane, right on the edge of the Great Ouse. A scenic spot, but popular with dog walkers, so most of the action waits until dark, with couples in cars and on the roadside.
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Cow Lane, Godmanchester
Drive to the end of Cow Lane, off the A14/A1198 junction, to a parking area that is sometimes locked at night; people then park on the road, which is quiet and secluded. Mostly couples looking for single men, with cross-dressers and trans people too, and a path on the left before the bridge.
Silver Street, Godmanchester
A narrow road running for a mile or so between the fields, with passing places and small lay-bys. Couples often park up at the end at night, mostly at weekends; some just like to be watched, so be discreet: they might simply be a couple having sex, not doggers.
Paxton Pits Nature Reserve
Busy most nights and some weekdays. The main car park and the small parking area opposite both see plenty in the evenings, and in the daytime you need to walk further into the reserve.
Grafham Water
The big reservoir between Huntingdon and St Neots has several car parks and picnic areas. The east side has been the one for couples and watchers, and the west side for gay men. Some of the car park gates are locked at night, so check the opening times.
Fen Drayton Lakes car park
A large car park and picnic area off Holywell Ferry Road, with lots of paths to get away from it all. There is action most evenings, and in the summer it really gets going, with groups. It gets muddy in autumn and winter.
Fen Drayton viewing shelter
An alternative to the main Fen Drayton car park, quieter and less full-on, with bird hides nearby; mostly couples and men who like to watch, with gay and TV/CD meets in the woods too.
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Earith Bridge picnic area
The picnic area and lay-by beside the river at Earith Bridge, on the road between Earith and Willingham, which is getting more popular.
Meadow Drove
A secluded single-track road where couples park in the passing places in the evenings, happy for people to watch or join in.
Peterborough
Around Peterborough the spots are mostly along the River Nene and in the woods off the A1 and A47.
Ferry Meadows car park
The car park sees a good amount of action in the evenings, although car meets sometimes turn up too. Many people park here and find a more secluded spot out in the meadows.
Milton Ferry car park and bridge
The back entrance to Ferry Meadows, off the A47 at the Castor turn. The car park and Milton Ferry Bridge are both popular, mostly with couples on Friday and Saturday nights after 9pm.
Splash Lane, Castor
A small parking area at the end of Splash Lane, with a dirt track and nature trails beyond. It is sometimes locked at night, but people park in the lane, which is very secluded after dark.
Southey Wood
Off the A1 near Wansford, and a very popular spot with straight, gay, bi and trans people and couples. Lots of little paths lead into the woods; there is action in the day, but early evening and after dark are best.
Lattersey Nature Reserve, Whittlesey
A small car park for the nature reserve off New Road, with some action in the car park, but it is usually best to walk into the woods on either side, where couples look to be watched or for people to join in.
Ely and East Cambridgeshire
In the east of the county the spots are around Ely and along the A10 to Littleport and Brandon Creek, with nature reserves and lanes around Fordham and Isleham.
Paradise car park, Ely
A central car park that has been popular for years, busiest once the pool and gym have closed for the night.
Roswell Pits Nature Reserve
Not the busiest spot, because you have to park up and walk a bit, in from the Littleport road over the bridge by the industrial estate, but there is still some action, with couples who like to show off.
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Nature reserve between Ely and Littleport
A small track off the A10 between Ely and Littleport leads down to a nature reserve; look for the small brown sign, as it is easy to miss at night. Park at the bottom, with plenty of places to walk, and something in the day and evenings.
Brandon Creek, Littleport
A great little spot by the River Ouse, off the A10, with a large parking area. Busy every weekend and often midweek, especially Wednesday and Saturday nights, usually couples looking for men to join in, and some single women too.
Brandon Creek picnic area
A scenic picnic area just off the A10. Not much happens in the daytime, but in the evening there is usually an audience, by the river or on the picnic benches furthest from the road.
Isleham Nature Reserve
Look for the nature reserve sign off Fordham Road, which leads down a track, with plenty of places to hide away and plenty of room. Action day and night, best late in the evening.
Fordham Wood Nature Reserve
In off River Lane to a small parking area, then walk into Fordham Wood. It is worth the walk, especially in the early evening or after dark, once the dog walkers have gone home.
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Cockpen Road, Fordham
A small road off the A142 on the right just after you enter Fordham; follow it for a mile or so to a small lay-by, busy on weekend evenings.
March, Wisbech and the Fens
Up in the Fens the spots are dark rural lanes and lay-bys around March, with woodland and industrial-estate roads around Wisbech.
Flaggrass Hill Road, March
A rural road with a small lay-by for two or three cars on the bend about halfway along, past the houses. You can see headlights coming from both directions, and after about 8 or 9pm most of the cars there are looking for the same thing.
Badgeney Road, March
Over the railway and down to the end of the road: a quiet spot with fields on one side and trees on the other, and plenty of places to walk off to. It gets busy once it is dark, from about 8pm.
Half Penny Lane, Wisbech
Off New Drove, close to the A47: a single-track, often muddy lane with space for seven to ten cars a little way down and a small section of woodland. Action most nights of the week.
Meadowgate woods, Wisbech
Called a forest, but really a small wood with a clearing in the middle, off Meadowgate Lane. Park on the lane and walk the rest of the way; men and women are there most nights, with a good atmosphere.
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Oldfield Lane, Wisbech
The back road serving the small industrial estate, where lorries often park overnight, and the drivers are usually up for it if they are not asleep.
Newbridge Lane, Wisbech
A small single-track lane by the trading estate, down to the dead end, busy on weekend evenings.
Before you go
Dog walkers and families use most of these places by day, so leave it until later. Arrive quietly, be respectful of others, and leave the place as you found it.
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