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Princes Park
The treed path is not light, and the ovals are dark, so you can't be seen from the road; the flat open surround means you can keep an eye out for cars/groups of people, etc. Don't get any normal pedestrian traffic at night. If you want more privacy, you are pretty safe just going out on the oval and lying beneath the stars, or up to the tennis courts. The toilet block close to optus oval on Royal Parade works during the day (and is very busy) but is shut at night.
Crowd: Mixed crowd -- plenty of married/straight guys, and plenty of young students from the nearby university, as well as the locals.
Neighbourhood: Parkville
Who's Coming
Mixed crowd -- plenty of married/straight guys, and plenty of young students from the nearby university, as well as the locals.
Carlton/Parkville. Southern half of park bound by Cemetery Rd, Royal Pde and Princes Park Drive (good for parking). Number 19 tram.
- Crowd:Mixed crowd -- plenty of married/straight guys, and plenty of young students from the nearby university, as well as the locals.
- Directions:Carlton/Parkville. Southern half of park bound by Cemetery Rd, Royal Pde and Princes Park Drive (good for parking). Number 19 tram.
- Hours:After dark.
Best times: 11pm-2am.
Dates open: After dark. - Cruising Info/ Tips:Very friendly beat.
Cruisiest Spots: At night cruise the avenue of Moreton Bay fig trees, which crosses the park between the two ovals -- it is the busiest place. Occasionally you'll also run into guys at night up around the tennis courts closer to Optus Oval. - Wheelchair Accessible:No
- Warnings:Can be quiet, especially is weather is cool.
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