Lewis and Clark historic site
It is a public place, but is hidden behind the levee, so it's pretty private. Towboats may go by in the canal.Great visability to see cops etc. long before they see you, as they have to come down the levee road to get there too.In warm weather it is wooded.
Crowd: All sorts, mid 20's to late 60's
Who's Coming
All sorts, mid 20's to late 60's
It's north of I-270 right on Il. route 3. Take Illinois route 3 to the Lewis and Clark historic site. As you turn in off route 3 stay to the right and follow back to a split in the road. Go left on the levee road back to the public parking area for hunters, about 1 1/2 miles. Down the hill, next to the river.
Cross street: Poag Road
Cross street: Poag Road
- Crowd:All sorts, mid 20's to late 60's
- Hours:Early AM till 1/2 hour after sunset.
Best times: 8AM -Noon, 4-6pm - Cruising Info/ Tips:Usually there will be several cars in the lot with men sitting in them. Make eye contact and go for it.
Cruisiest Spots: the parking lot - Wheelchair Accessible:No
- Warnings:Occasional drive thru by a game warden or cop
COMMENTS (1)
(You have to be logged in) Add CommentDoes anybody ever go here? I was surprised that nobody has left a comment on this listing.
Commented on 8/22/2006 8:22:33 AM