14 - 30th Avenue North
This is a pretty, forested part of the park that gets surprisingly few
visitors. There are a couple spots here, both of which are pleasant
enough to warrant lingering awhile.
Enter the north side of the park at 30th Avenue, go a
couple hundred yards and turn right (west) on the paved service road
(generally kept closed to vehicular traffic). Walk a couple hundred
yards until you come to where there's a large paved area along the
left side of the road (where vehicles might turn around or park).
You can leave the road to the right, across from the
near (east) end of the paved parking area. Walk in about 25 yards and
choose a spot that isn't visible from the road. This area is a pretty,
grassy meadow shaded by moderately dense tree cover. You may not have
absolute privacy here, but so few people walk down this road, you
should be able to find a spot that is sufficiently obscured.
If you'd like greater privacy, check out the other
side of the road instead. If you leave the southwest corner of the
paved parking area (far left corner as you walked in), go about 25
yards and choose from among a few small grassy areas. The grass grows
tall here most of the year, and these spots offer greater privacy than
on the other side of the road.
13 - Spreckels Lake
14 - 30th Avenue North
15 - Chain of Lakes Drive West
16 - Prayerbook Cross
17 - Whiskey Hill
18 - Horseshoe Pits
