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Deer Springs Road ARCO station

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Is This Your Business?
 

Trails out into the brush, lots of secluded area.
Crowd: Businessmen, truckers, construction workers.

Neighbourhood: Just off the Interstate 15 deer springs exit

Who's Coming

Businessmen, truckers, construction workers.

Exit Interstae 15 @Deer Springs road travel up past the ARCO station, there is a turn around, dead end street.
Cross street: Deer Springs Road
  • Crowd:Businessmen, truckers, construction workers.
  • Hours:5:30 AM - 7:30PM.
    Best times: Early AM and Evenings after work are best.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:If there is a single guy parked up in the dead end, he is looking.
    Cruisiest Spots: In the car, or some trails that are good.
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
  • Warnings:Cops cruising through, trolls who won't leave you alone.
    Warnings: Cops pull through and may stop and harass you.
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COMMENTS (10)

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  • Just use care here...I stop for gas on a regular basis and see cops crusing around many times.

    Commented on 4/1/2009 11:58:05 AM

     

  • The fire departement knows abour what happens here but they never say or do anything. They just comment on what goes on here jokingly. TRUST ME! I KNOW!!!!

    Commented on 1/22/2009 7:49:52 AM

     

  • Well, I'm glad you are so informed concerning law inforcement.

    So, you've now warned us that this spot is dangerous and watched.

    I suggest you stay as far away as you can.

    Goodbye.

    Commented on 11/21/2008 7:14:23 AM

     

  • San Marcos Police, huh?? San Marcos does not have a police department --- they contract with the SD Sheriff. Escondido PD??? it's out side the city limits --- they'll leave this area to the SO. The BP only cares about federal offenses -- that could include drug running,but no runner is going to hand off in such an open area or go that far north of the line carrying. A "coyote" did drop some first time illegal aliens here one time and tell them they were in Ocenaside The CHP officers are California 830 PC peace officers --they may arrest for whatever occurs in their presence in the case of misdemeanors. --such as lewd conduct type stuff. Getting action in the bushes is very risky because they cops can always charge you with trespassing in a place like this and leave you to explain that you were doing here. And, around here, anyone in the brush is always a suspect serial arsonist. Caught with a rubber in your pocket and a book of matchs--- "give him the death penalty."

    Commented on 11/21/2008 3:53:40 AM

     

  • I am going to try this place out for the first time tonight.

    Commented on 11/20/2008 8:37:16 AM

     

  • you can just go to the park and ride below the ARCO or across the freeway.

    Commented on 11/19/2008 2:37:14 AM

     

  • ....span...t" -- The cops monitor this spot because the proprietor of the ARCO and other local taxpayers complain to their elected officials about blatant cruising in the area. There are some very influential people living in the avocado estates overlooking the area who get upset when they go out on their 1/2 acre redwood deck and look down on a pair of guys bareass on the trails.... they don't call 911 - they call a politician.

    Commented on 11/16/2008 3:50:54 AM

     

  • It says a lot about a country when cops don't have anything else to do than monitoring a cruising site.... Land of the free??????????
    yeah more like Land of the freaks. Good luck!

    Commented on 11/16/2008 1:39:57 AM

     

  • Going today.. Use discretion.. The police tend to question people parked on the street.

    Commented on 11/7/2008 9:06:09 AM

     

  • I drove past here 4 times today ( 11 am 1,3,& 5 pm ) and there was a cop car in there each time.

    Commented on 10/18/2008 10:05:42 AM

     
 
 
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