Where are our public toilets? Public toilets / amenities are located in Council reserves throughout the Great Lakes area. Some of these amenities have disability 24-hour access using the Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK). Council subscribes to the National Public Toilet map website which shows the location of more than 14,000 public and private public toilet facilities across Australia. Useful information is provided about each toilet, such as location, opening hours, availability of baby change rooms, accessibility for people with disabilities and the details of other nearby toilets.
Below is a list of reserves that have public amenities / toilets. You will find information such as opening hours and gender specific amenities on each of these toilets on the National Public Toilet Map website.
Bulahdelah
Wade Park |
Nerong
Redbill Park |
Wootton
Wootton Way Reserve |
Green Point
Green Point Foreshore |
Wards River
Community Park |
Tarbuck Bay
Brambles Reserve |
Boomerang Beach
North Boomerang Beach
South Boomerang Beach |
Coomba Park
Coomba Park Foreshore
Coomba Aquatic Gardens |
Nabiac
Nabiac Skate Park/Oval
The Village Green |
Darawank
War Memorial Park |
Smiths Lake
Foreshore Froffy Coffee |
Blueys Beach
Williams Park |
Tea Gardens
Marine Drive Foreshore
Viney Creek Road - Lions Park |
Tuncurry
John Wright Park
Point Road Fazio Park |
Seal Rocks
Number One Beach |
Forster
Belton Park Bus Shelter
Collendina Park
Elizabeth Pde Reserve
Forster Main Beach
Forster Ocean Baths
John Holland Park
Little Street Baths
Palmgrove Park
Pebbly Beach |
Hawks Nest
Booner Street Reserve
Jimmy's Beach Reserve
Moira Parade Reserve
Winda Woppa Reserve |
Stroud
Court House
Mill Creek Lions Park
Silo Hill |
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Accessible Toilets and the Master Locksmiths Association Key
The Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK) is an innovative system that enables people with disabilities to gain 24/7 access to public facilities. Accessible facilities should be open during the day, however sometimes it is necessary to lock them after hours. The MLAK is designed to INCREASE ACCESS to facilities that would under normal circumstances be locked after hours. The MLAK will reduce the level of vandalism, keep facilities clean and at the same time overcome the obstacle of accessible toilets being locked.
People with a disability have 24-hour access to Great Lakes Council controlled accessible toilets, using the MLAK. The same master key will give access to any facility operating under the MLAK system in NSW.
Accessible toilets fitted with the MLAK locks in the Great Lakes Council area are located at:
- John Wright Park - Manning Street, Tuncurry
- Pebbly Beach - Head Street, Forster
- District Office - 245 Myall Street, Tea Gardens
- Pacific Palms Tourist Information Centre - Boomerang Drive, Pacific Palms
Purchasing MLAK Keys
To purchase one of these keys, you simply need to complete an application form and pay the prescribed fee. Alternatively you can obtain the information and application form from Council's Administration Building, Forster, the District Offices at Stroud and Tea Gardens as well as Forster Visitors Information Centre. For further information on the MLAK System please visit the website www.scia.org.au.
Should you experience any difficulties accessing these facilities, please contact Council's Community Services Business Support Officer during business hours.
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Contact Details:
council@greatlakes.nsw.gov.au
Last Updated: 17/04/2013