Parque Cesar Vallejo

If you're coming down Angamos, also known as Primavera, you make a right right before the PanAmericana Sur Bridge, which on the other side of that is Monterrico. You're essentially making a right at a gas station onto Av. De Los Precursores, passing La Casa del Alfajor, and about 2 to 3 blocks down you should come to a very large park, the first one on that Av.

• Directions:If you're coming down Angamos, also known as Primavera, you make a right right before the PanAmericana Sur Bridge, which on the other side of that is Monterrico. You're essentially making a right at a gas station onto Av. De Los Precursores, passing La Casa del Alfajor, and about 2 to 3 blocks down you should come to a very large park, the first one on that Av.
• Hours:The park is open all day, but during the day it is more family friendly. Usually after 5 or 6 in the evening is when the crowd matures.
• Cruising Info/ Tips:There are watchman and police that patrol the area or have a visual of the park, but it is also quite relaxed as long as you're discreet and nonchalant about it. Usually it's best to sit on the benches and wait for a response. If it's especially late, you might even get a response from some of the security. There are all of kinds of guys, usually both young and old. Some very cute guys sometimes go there to drink.
• Nudity / Policy:This is a public area, so no nudity or allowed, supposedly.
• Wheelchair Accessible:No / Ramps are available, but notorious for being too steep to be practical.
• Warnings:As always, just be discreet as much as possible. There is security, but they won't bother you no matter how late it is if you're not disturbing the peace. Don't expect to do it in the park, as this is just a meeting place. As well, there is always a small risk when going home with a stranger, but go at your own risk.