New dogging locations are being added weekly on the biggest dogging website on the internet  doggingafterdark , The website has been live on the Internet since 1999, providing the biggest dogging website available to internet users, and the only website to list dogging locations with detailed maps and directions.

With over 20 thousand UK dogging members they provide a whole online dogging community with a meet tonight section that lists planned dogging events with details, maps and dates and times where dogging will be taking place that evening in your area.

The legendary Rachel Reveals was interviewed on BBC WM 95.6 this evening. In her Radio interview Rachel defended the dogging world reporting that dogging is not actually illegal and quoting what the Police have also publically stated on various websites. 

“Dogging is legal” say police after complaints about Tiverton sex site 

POLICE say people meeting at a Mid Devon beauty spot for casual sex are not breaking the law  

“Having sex in a public place is not actually an offence – the offence is one of public indecency, or public nuisance – so it’s difficult to enforce any law,” a spokesman said.

Rachel also announced on Twitter and her own dogging website www.rachelreveals.co.uk that she will be embarking on a dogging tour of the UK at the end of this month

Two new dogging locations for Stroud listed over the last few weeks are proving to be very popular new locations in Gloucestershire.

Both sites are very secluded providing excellent dogging after dark for local couples and singles, with easy access just off the M5 and plenty of parking available.

Both locations were listed together with photos and maps on the Dogging After Dark Forums and have quickly become favourite hotspots in the area.

The dogging website, doggingafterdark.com has been live on the internet since 1999, making it quite possibly the biggest and most comprehensive dogging website available.

Dogging after dark offers a membership database of over 20 thousand UK dogging members, and one of the only website to provide a full listing of dogging locations with maps and directions. They also have a dogging contacts section where you can easily see who is meeting up and an what location all over the UK, making it very easy to arrange a dogging meet or join in with other doggers who are meeting up that evening.

A huge photo gallery with videos too, built up from user submitted content over the last 14 years.

This week we see 3 new dogging locations listed on DoggingAfterdark, the new locations listed are the latest and hottest locations, claiming to be far more popular than Cannock Chase with there secluded location and popularity with couples who enjoy going dogging most evenings and weekends.

DoggingAfterDark, lists new dogging locations on a weekly basis, and with over 10 thousand members in the UK its not hard to realise how popular this kind of activity is and how often new dogging locations are discovered and listed on the website.  Members use the website to post when they will be at a particular location and if they are looking to meet and have sex with other couples or with single guys.

MARKEATON Park and Allestree Park are both on a list of top dogging sites in Derbyshire.

The popular family destinations appear to take on a more seedy edge under the cover of darkness, according to one website, Dogging AfterDark.

The site points out the secluded car parks as being a draw for the “doggers”.

The underground practice involves people performing sex acts in cars or in secluded spots while others watch.

Those who take part claim the activity falls through a legal loophole because it is not an offence to have sex in public unless it causes outrage to a witness.

Participants often meet and share information online, and several websites contain lists of popular dogging locations across Derbyshire.

The Allestree site hit the headlines during the trial of Mick and Mairead Philpott, who had taken part in the activity in one of the car parks.

And, in 2009, Derbyshire police cracked down on the Markeaton Park site to stop doggers from using the car park.

Other areas said to be popular with doggers are Manners Industrial Estate, Ilkeston, as well as Matlock’s High Ordish picnic site.

Hardwick Park, Clay Cross; Sandy Lane, Horsley; Staunton Harold Reservoir, in Melbourne; and the old brick works site at Ripley are also said to be popular sites.

However, the site does debunk one “myth” stating that Alport Heights near Wirksworth is a “complete wild goose chase”.

Dogging After Dark

An online website has revealed the most popular dogging sites in Essex.

The list, published on the ‘doggingafterdark’, of 33 sites, includes the woods by the disused public toilets in the west of Witham and a field off Hurrells Lane in Little Baddow, Chelmsford.

Other sites include Langdon Hills Country Park in Basildon, Cudmore Grove Country park in Mersea Island and a car park off Colchester Road in Coggeshall.

Other sites include a spot behind Leigh-on-Sea railway station, a car park beside a Travelodge hotel in Southgate Road between Romford and Southend and a car park opposite the Camelot Pub in Chigwell.

WALKERS say they have had enough of strangers who are meeting for casual sex at a Mid Devon beauty spot which has become one of the South West’s most popular spots for dogging.

Land near Bolham has been advertised on several websites including Dogging AfterDark, as one of the best places to engage in the practice of watching strangers have sex in public places in the East Devon area.

Because it is close to the M5 motorway and the A361 North Devon Link Road, and has space for car parking, the site has been “over-run” in recent weeks, said one woman who exercised her dogs there.

“It used to be a bit of a problem on some nights of the week, and I didn’t feel safe there after dark,” she said.

The site is described on one site as being an excellent place to meet for sex with strangers because of its transport links and the fact that there are ramshackle farm buildings and hedges for privacy.

Police say they are unsure whether those meeting at the spot for sex are breaking the law, and the Devon & Cornwall Force is currently reviewing its policy on dogging.

A POPULAR park and an historic beauty spot have been named on a list of dogging websites where strangers meet for sex in front of spectators.

Those who take part claim the activity falls through a legal loophole because it is not an offence to have sex in public unless it causes outrage to a witness.

These dogging hotspots include Central Park, Devil’s Point, Jennycliff, Thorn Park in Mannamead and car parks in Ivybridge and Plympton.

A spokesman for Devon and Cornwall Police said the force is trying to tackle the anti social behaviour, but its powers to stop it are limited.

“Having sex in a public place is not actually an offence – the offence is one of public indecency, or public nuisance – so it’s difficult to enforce any law. We cannot arrest anyone simply for having sex in a public place,” he said.

“We are aware of the issue, and we’ve asked officers to disrupt the problem. We say to people to tell the police about it and we’ll see how we can deal with it, but ultimately it’s not just down to the police, it’s also one for the local authority.”

Dogging, a sexual trend that has emerged in the UK over the past ten years or so, is starting to catch the attention of many Americans across the pond. Dogging is simply a broad term for driving alone or with a paramour to a predetermined location late at night to meet other randy individuals for sexual antics. Those antics can run the gamut from watching couples have sex in their cars, having group sex in larger cars (um, ouch?) or whatever wild fiasco the mood calls for. Why the term “dogging”? Apparently the origins stem from the age-old “Just walking the dog” excuse for ditching the wife and banging whoever you meet in the bushes. Again. Those Brits.

Dogging (or shall we call them meetings?) are usually arranged online and anyone who is game is welcome. Dogging websites like doggingafterdark  have popped up all over to determine good areas, and apparently 60 percent of England’s parks have been used as dogging sites. And you thought only homicidal maniacs like to hang out in parks at night.

In an article on the subject from doggingafterdark, Leander Kahney writes, “Dogging appears to be popular and widespread, attracting heterosexual couples and single men and women of all ages, income brackets and backgrounds.” A well known football player (that’s soccer, to you Yanks) recently made headlines when he admitted to participating in dogging sometimes multiple times in a week. The surprsing aspect of the story? No one seemed all that surprised.