abbeydale rd past rugby then past spar head towards turn left at church onto grove rd head to end of road you have reached location
flamborough near bridlington in the car park to the lighthouse, weekend evenings in the winter
junction 3 m18 head in to doncaster first roundabout take 3rd right drive down takes u into a nature reserve have fun see u there maybe
a small area just off main road past oliver twist called 'shaggers rest'
Go Towards Sprotbrough Village from top of Sprotborough Road (KFC). 2 miles down you will go over a small bridge and pass a school on the right. Take second left and at the end of the road is a small grassy area. Very popular spot for dogging! Saturday and Sunday nights fun for all!
Plenty of dogging to be had all along the bank of askern lake, especially on weekdays or weekends. Its near doncaster on the A19, accessable from the M62 or the A1.
Acaster Malbis Airfield, between Tadcaster and York. Several coupls in action most Friday and Saturday nights.
Kings Wood just outside Bawtry heading towards Doncaster on the A638 Great North Road.
Bretton Country Park - J38 off the M1, follow A637 to Huddersfield for about 200 yards then after passing a house at the end of the exit, turn in just as the bend starts.Update: we've been informed that the gates are now locked at 6:30pm.
On the A1079 Beverley Road, between York and Hull, there is a layby approx 5 miles from Beverely on the York side, after the turn off for Cherry Burton. Its very concealed from the road, well hidden by trees etc. Usual activities occur weekend nights.
Cusworth Hall, Doncaster, just off the great north road turn for Cusworth near the Sun Inn. Carry on past a Pub called The Mallard then 300 yards on the left.
Doncaster Racecourse, just past the Racecourse Grandstand. Turn right immediately before the dual carriageway. The road that runs parallel is "The Straight Mile". Dogging to be had all along the side on the grass and in the parking area in the wood at the end of the road.
Blackmoorfoot Reservoir.
Castle Hill sees dogging action most weekends.
Turn left up the hill towards Woolley Edge. After about three quarters of a mile there is a T-junction at the top of the hill. Turn right and after about another mile you reach the sign for the beginning of Barnsley district, take the first left down a narrow country lane. Find the car-park / picnic-area on the right a few hundred yards before meeting the main road to Wakefield.