Houghton Lake

 
 

Reedsburg Dam

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Is This Your Business?
 

The woods are well-traveled and have many trails. It's best to find a secluded place well off the traveled path.
Crowd: Young groups, hunters/fishermen, businessmen.

Who's Coming

Young groups, hunters/fishermen, businessmen.

Take 55 towards Cadilac to county line road, (Co 300). Follow it till you reach the Reedsburg Dam State Park, make a left and then take the first left into the park. More directions:'West of Houghton Lake and US 27. Follow signs for picnic area.'
  • Crowd:Young groups, hunters/fishermen, businessmen.
  • Hours:Said to be from 8 am to 10 pm, but actually it varies.
    Best times: 1:30pm on.
    Dates open: Said to be from 8 am to 10 pm, but actually it varies.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:Write date & time in restroom, grope your crotch occasionaly to attract attention.

    Cruisiest Spots: Woods on parking side of the dam.
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
  • Warnings:There are a lot of str8s that come to this place also - to fish, and to use the park for picnics. A lot of kids and people walking dogs. Be careful where you choose to have fun. You might get caught.
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  • I found a great spot in the Houghton Lake Higgins lake area. Going north on 127 get off at the first Higgins Lake exit, turn right and right there on the left is a dark park and ride. There are woods so in the summer would be great.
    I stopped there on 2 15 09 around 7pm there were a couple empty cars and one guy sitting in his car. Needless to say we hooked up and I will be back. Don't know if it's a hot spot or I just got lucky but I will check it out again. See you there!!

    Commented on 2/17/2009 5:32:24 AM

     

  • why even post this place, it sucks,no one ever here

    Commented on 6/13/2007 7:32:08 AM

     

  • If you stay on M-55 for another mile west of the Reedsburg turnoff you'll see a road side state campground,(NO guards) you'll have a better chance to meet someone there. Lots of trails and dirt roads in the area. VERY safe.
    Noon thru the afternoon is best

    Commented on 5/4/2003 10:38:15 AM

     

  • I have been at this location on three weekdays, from 1:00 PM to around 3:00 pm. I have never seen ANY activity other than picnickers and fishermen! Does anyone still go here?

    Commented on 9/30/2002 10:18:14 AM

     

  • It is west of Houghton Lake and US 27. And it is a State Forest, not a park. Follow signs for picnic area.

    Commented on 10/29/2000 8:43:47 AM

     
 
 
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