Stone Bay Toilets.

Drive down Broadstairs High Street towards the say, then follow the road left (at the bottom) into Albion Street. As the road bends at it's end and you begin to drive up hill, take a right into either Dickens or Rectory Road. Continue to the end of the road, turn left and follow the coastal road until you find an entrance to Stone Bay with some steps leading down. Go down the steps to find some public toilets. A very quiet one at that.

• Crowd:Young guys, foreign students, the usual odd oldie as well as labourers, business guys in suits, married men and the odd tranny judging by some of the wall writings.
• Directions:Drive down Broadstairs High Street towards the say, then follow the road left (at the bottom) into Albion Street. As the road bends at it's end and you begin to drive up hill, take a right into either Dickens or Rectory Road. Continue to the end of the road, turn left and follow the coastal road until you find an entrance to Stone Bay with some steps leading down. Go down the steps to find some public toilets. A very quiet one at that.
• Hours:open 7.30am -7.30pm from Easter to the start of winter.
  Best times: I usually go after 5.30 but work near so often pop in at all times and I'm never dissaoppointed. Mid-morning, early afternoon, early evening are good. Always worth a look, whatever the time.
• Cruising Info/ Tips:Respect the busy times in the summer when the beach will be busy from 10am - 5pm (and holidays when families are around) and don't have in the toilets. AS the toilets are so high up from the beach most of the people don't venture up to use the toilets so most times are ok, especially all day long from May - July!
  Cruisiest Spots: Either sit in the first cubicle and look through the spy holes to the urinals or stand and at the urinals. Both cubicles have holes in their doors so you can cruise who ever is waiting to come in/or who's in there.
• Wheelchair Accessible:No / There are steps.about 10, not disabled friendly.