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Toilets · Bush Land east of Vanderlin Drive.
Holmes Jungle Toilet Block.
Update 8/26/2008: Locks on the toilet block have been removed by Parks and Wildlife, men are starting to gather around again the toilet s. Lots of fun starting to develop at this place again. update 6/2/2008: Toilet block have been locked by Parks and Wildlife they know what's going on at the toilets. Hopefully someone will soon cut the locks. Toilet block consisting of women's loos, men's loos (with only one cubicle next to a ) and a disabled loo in between. The main attraction is the really well made in the toilet door of the mens loos.
- Best time
- 7am - 7pm gates are closed outside of these hours.
- Crowd
- People who prefer relative anonymity. etc..
- Watch out
- Occasioanlly mosquitos, and people who feel the need to socialise and use other…
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Holmes Jungle nature Reserve, Darwin Wheelchair: Yes / There is a ramp all the way down to the toilet block
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Where exactly
Drive down Vanderlin Drive take the turn off to the shoal bay waste facility and about 500 ms down the road on the right there is a clearly signed right turn onto a dirt road to go to Holmes Jungle Nature Reserve. 800 down that road and you are there. Cross street: Vanderlin Drive.
Cruisiest spot: The mens loos, and the bushes behind the toilet block.
When to go
7am - 7pm gates are closed outside of these hours. Best times: Anytime has guys dropping in but the best times are drive time mornings and drive time afternoons.
Etiquette
Rock up. If there isnt anyone in that cublicle when you arrive, have no fear loiter for a bit, there should be someone within 10 mins. Trust me on this.
Safety
Occasioanlly mosquitos, and people who feel the need to socialise and use other guys' names whilst there. Its the best way to have people avoid you like the plague. Cleaners rock up at various times throughout the day as do the property management and the sanitairy collectors, but thats normal. There is absolutely no way they couldn't know what goes on in those toilets. As they see quite a few blokes scatter everytime they rock up and think nothing of it. Park n wildlife do occasional work there sometimes and have been known to lock the toilets altogether. This usualy reminas for a few days until the brave ones among us put a pair of bolt cutters to good use - you know who you are. Keep up the good work.
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