Gay Cruising
in Gisborne

Cruisy Parklike Drive, with a lot of side roads leading to the beach. Car-door slightly ajar, is generally a good indicator. Some prefer to step out of their cars and walk around. Cruisiest, wait until another vehicle arrives. Stand up by the driver.

There's a few seats at the end of the traffic light and at the corners of Gladstone and Peel that you can sit on to see who's coming in. If you don't, just take the middle cubic and take your chances with someone coming in next to you. No nudity.

This is a remote forest park, with public toilets in the area of a boathouse. Park by the buildings, or stroll across the park. Be very discreet.

This is a quiet park with many playgrounds, plus vast brush spots and a glory hole hidden in the toilet block next to the swimming pool. There is a small community just before Waihiere Domain, so don't attract attention and always be discreet.

A tidy, maintained public toilet with a disabled access cubicle a single urinal. Essentially, a clean public toilet block and regular cruising guidelines apply. Park & wait. There are cctv cameras in the car park, so be careful.Urinal is viewable outside.