Gay Massage in Park Slope, New York, NY

Park Slope climbs the western edge of Prospect Park in central Brooklyn, with blocks of Victorian brownstones on the streets between Seventh Avenue and the park. Fifth and Seventh Avenues carry most of the shops and restaurants, the neighborhood has long had a strong lesbian and gay presence, and Brooklyn's Pride events have their roots here.

The F and G stop at Seventh Avenue and at 15th Street-Prospect Park, the 2 and 3 stop at Grand Army Plaza on the northern corner, the B and Q stop at Seventh Avenue near Flatbush, and the R runs along Fourth Avenue. From Park Slope, lower Manhattan is about twenty minutes away on the 2 or 3.

Brownstone floor-throughs give masseurs here some of the more comfortable incall rooms in the city, often with a separate entrance on the garden level. Outcall covers Prospect Heights, Windsor Terrace and Gowanus quickly, and runners and cyclists coming off the park loop can ask for sports or deep tissue work.

Parking is tight on the residential blocks, so if a masseur is driving in for outcall, tell him where there is space or a garage nearby. Brownstones usually have a stoop entrance and a garden-level door, so say which one to use. Grand Army Plaza hosts a large farmers market on Saturdays, and the streets around it are busy until early afternoon. The Old Stone House in Washington Park, a reconstructed Dutch farmhouse tied to the 1776 Battle of Brooklyn, and the Park Slope Food Coop on Union Street are two local landmarks that help pin down an address on the quieter blocks near Fifth Avenue.