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We'd have to recommend Eureka cos we love it there. Check out the club listing (i've put the link below) for other peoples opinions on it. If you do go let them know it's your first visit and they'll give you the guided tour.
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/clubs/reviews-195.html
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/clubs/reviews-195.html
Warming the Bed
I would second that recommendation.
I went to Eureka's for the first time last august. A lovely sunny sunday and spent the whole day naked and just enjoying going au natural.
I went with a couple (they had been before but years ago) and we just chilled out enjoying the day. Very relaxing, and no pressure. Although there was quite a few couples there openly having fun. which suited me as a vouyer from a distance.
Lovely, will go back again when we ever get some sun!.
Mark
Ps: Theres a nice pub at Fawkham Green if you want to arrange to meet anyone there before going on to Eurekas itslef which is only a short distance away down a lane.
Bikers be aware it is a narrow windy lane, no prob's for a bike but cars coming the other way make you move over almost into a ditch to pass! It's fine though, no real problems. Just be sure when you get into the car park at Eurekas to be carefull where you put your sidestand. It can sink into soft ground.
I went to Eureka's for the first time last august. A lovely sunny sunday and spent the whole day naked and just enjoying going au natural.
I went with a couple (they had been before but years ago) and we just chilled out enjoying the day. Very relaxing, and no pressure. Although there was quite a few couples there openly having fun. which suited me as a vouyer from a distance.
Lovely, will go back again when we ever get some sun!.
Mark
Ps: Theres a nice pub at Fawkham Green if you want to arrange to meet anyone there before going on to Eurekas itslef which is only a short distance away down a lane.
Bikers be aware it is a narrow windy lane, no prob's for a bike but cars coming the other way make you move over almost into a ditch to pass! It's fine though, no real problems. Just be sure when you get into the car park at Eurekas to be carefull where you put your sidestand. It can sink into soft ground.
Quote by Pink_n_Blue
We'd have to recommend Eureka cos we love it there. Check out the club listing (i've put the link below) for other peoples opinions on it. If you do go let them know it's your first visit and they'll give you the guided tour.
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/clubs/reviews-195.html
Yep, its good and local.
