In short
Go Dogging is a free guide to private, legal venues where consenting adults enjoy exhibitionism and voyeurism: swingers and lifestyle clubs, ticketed private parties and adult events in the UK, Australia and Canada. It is run by Ambervine Inc. It never lists public places, and every venue listing shows the date it was last checked.
| Run by | Ambervine Inc, Newark, Delaware, USA |
|---|---|
| Covers | Private clubs, parties and adult events |
| Countries | UK, Australia and Canada venues; no US venue listings |
| Never lists | Car parks, parks, lay-bys, beaches, woods |
| Age | Adults 18+ only |
Plenty of people are turned on by the idea of being watched, or of watching. Most of what turns up when they search for it online points them somewhere risky: a public place, at night, with strangers and no one in charge. Go Dogging exists to point them somewhere better.
What we list, and what we refuse to
Go Dogging lists three kinds of private place, and only once we've confirmed they're operating:
- Lifestyle and swingers clubs: premises with a door policy, house rules and staff.
- Private parties: ticketed or invite-only nights where the guest list is checked at the door.
- Adult events: themed nights run on private premises, including outdoor or car-park themes staged indoors or on private land.
We never list or hint at public places: no car parks, parks, lay-bys, beaches or woods. Our home page explains why there isn't a single car park on this site, and our safety page explains the risks. We don't describe sex graphically, and we don't host photos or videos of anyone.
Who the site is for
Go Dogging is for adults, 18 and over, who are curious about watching or being watched and want to do it somewhere legal, with people who chose to be there. That includes couples trying a club for the first time, singles looking for nights that admit them, and regulars checking what's on in a new city.
It is not for anyone looking for public spots, anyone who wants to involve people who haven't agreed, or anyone hoping to photograph or film others.
How to use the site
- New to all of this? Start with what dogging means and why we only cover private venues.
- Thinking of going out? Read your first visit to a club, then our consent policy.
- Ready to look? Pick a city in our venue guides and check the venue's own website for the night you want.
- Before you pay or travel, use our practical guides on fake events, privacy and getting home safely.
Who runs Go Dogging
Go Dogging is run by Ambervine Inc, a Delaware company, 131 Continental Drive, Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, USA. Pages are written and checked by the Go Dogging editorial team. We don't own, run or take money from any of the venues we list. How we find and check them is set out in our editorial policy, and what we expect of venues before they're listed is in our consent policy.
The old godogging.com
The domain godogging.com first appears in web archives in 2009. From around 2011 to 2021 it hosted an independent community with its own profiles, classifieds and location lists, run by different people. That site is gone. The domain was re-registered in December 2023 and the site you're reading was written from scratch in October 2026. None of the old listings, photos or accounts are part of this site, and the old pages that named public places will not be coming back.
The members area
Alongside the free guides there's a separate Go Dogging members area for adults who want to meet like-minded couples and singles. A few plain facts about it:
- Joining, making a profile and browsing are free. Reading and replying to messages need a paid membership, and the members area shows the price before you pay.
- Memberships renew automatically until you cancel in Settings > Billing. To delete your account, go to your avatar > Settings > Delete Account.
- Profiles are shared with partner sites in the same network, so members of other sites in that network can see your profile and message you.
- Photos are reviewed. What members write about themselves is not checked, and ID verification is optional.
The members area has its own terms and privacy policy, and its own help centre. For anything about this website, see our terms and privacy policy.
Join Go Dogging free
Adults 18+. Free to join and browse. Reading and replying to messages is paid.
Getting something wrong
If a venue has closed, changed its rules or doesn't want to be listed, or you spot any other mistake, tell us and name the page. We correct errors and update the date on the page when we do.
Questions people ask
Is this the same Go Dogging as before 2021?
No. Until 2021 the domain hosted an independent community run by different people. The domain was re-registered in December 2023 and the site has been rebuilt from scratch as a guide to private venues, with none of the old listings, photos or accounts.
Do you run any of the venues?
No. We don't own, run or take payment from any venue we list. Venues appear because their own published information shows them operating, and they can ask to be removed at any time.
Do I need an account to read the guides?
No. Every guide and city page is free to read without signing up. The members area is separate and optional; nothing on this website requires you to join it.
Why don't you list venues in the US?
We haven't yet confirmed enough private US venues to list any. Our explainers, safety advice and practical guides apply in the US too, and US city pages will follow only once venues there have been checked.
Who writes the guides?
The Go Dogging editorial team. We work from venues' own published information and from official sources such as legislation, health services and the police, and we link to those sources on each page.
Keep reading
- Your first visit to a swingers or lifestyle club: what to expectWhat really happens on a first night at a swingers or lifestyle club, from booking and ID to dress codes, house rules and going home.
- What dogging meansThe slang word explained plainly: what people mean by it, why public places are the problem, and where the same thrill is legal.
- How to spot fake adult events and ticket scamsThe warning signs of fake parties and adult-event scams, how to check an event is real, and where to report it if you've been caught.
- Etiquette at clubs and private partiesThe manners that matter at clubs and private parties: asking, watching, phones, couples and singles, hygiene and discretion.
Sources
Checked 18 October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.