Maybe it is best not to look out of the window next time you are passing on the tram! Coombe Lane, Croydon Blackhorse Lane, WoodsideĪpparently there is a spot close to the tram stop that's a favourite meeting place. One website suggests Fridays and Saturdays are the times to visit, adding that 'there is a wooded area and so hiding places to have some fun'. Under the Sexual Offences Act 2003, police can charge anyone caught dogging with indecent exposure, public lewdness or gross indecency.Īccording to some of the websites which specialise in the topic, these are reportedly some of the most notorious local dogging hotspots: Biggin Hill, BromleyĪccording to one site the public toilets in Leaves Green is a popular spot for those who enjoy 'dogging all day', we'll take their word for it. READ MORE: UK to face a gonorrhoea pandemic once lockdown ends, London doctor warns Isn't dogging illegal?ĭespite what many people think, dogging is not actually illegal, however there are laws which allow the police to take action against members of the public caught in the act.

Other more recognisable landmarks include the O2 Arena, Crystal Palace Park and even Wimbledon Common.įor obvious reasons, the practice of dogging is usually reserved for after the sun sets and there are rules that are complied with if you want to be part of the action.

South London has plenty it seems, as there are at least 31 spots for dogging which have been posted online, including the car parks of two different Iceland supermarkets, both in Bromley. It normally takes place in secluded but public spaces, like car parks and wooded areas.

Some of South London's most loved and treasured locations have been revealed to be dogging hotspots.ĭogging is the practice of engaging in public sex while others watch.

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