Burns Beach, Burns Beach Gay Perth Cruising Areas

Burns Beach

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Burns Beach

Is This Your Business?

Located at the end of Ocean Parade, Burns Beach is the northern point of the City's 17km coastline. The dual use pathway catering for walkers and cyclists begins at Burns Beach stretching down the coast to Marmion in the south. The beach has a cafe, caravan park, public toilets, and carpark. The beach isn't the best for swimming, due to the rocky shoreline, but attracts local surfers and boarders because of the swell.

The washroom has a small and a secure cubicle, as well as 3 showers, around the corner out of the way and view of the toilets. Privacy can be found in the dunes further up the coast if needed.
Crowd: Surfers, tourists (young and old), straight guys, runners etc.

Neighbourhood: Burns Beach, West of Joondalup and Currumbine

Who's Coming

Surfers, tourists (young and old), straight guys, runners etc.

Burns Beach Rd takes you to Ocean Pde which takes you down to the beach. To get to Burns Beach Rd, take Mitchell Freeway North to Grand Bvd, turn left. Then turn right onto Marmiom Av, and then left onto Burn Beach Rd.
Cross street: Burns Beach Road and Marmion Av

Crowd:Surfers, tourists (young and old), straight guys, runners etc.
Directions:Burns Beach Rd takes you to Ocean Pde which takes you down to the beach. To get to Burns Beach Rd, take Mitchell Freeway North to Grand Bvd, turn left. Then turn right onto Marmiom Av, and then left onto Burn Beach Rd.
Cross street: Burns Beach Road and Marmion Av
Hours:Toilets are not locked, open 24hrs.
Best times: Anytime is good, as guys stop past for a surf or quick swim before and after work. Daylight hours sometimes offers action from the nearby caravan park clients.
Cruising Info/ Tips:Can be a bit quiet, and thus difficult to get the attention of other guys, but you can sit outside the side of the Community Hall (not the toilets) to try catch the eye of other guys, or wait for action. Try look the part ie. dressed in beach gear, or running clothes to not draw attention.

You can also wait in your car in the carpark, but if your trying to get some action, make sure you park down the end as close to the toilets as possible.
Cruisiest Spots: Toilets are the best place for action, especially after hours, however the carpark allows.
Wheelchair Accessible:Yes
Warnings:Only one cubicle but if you need more space, plenty of room up the beach in the dunes.
Warnings: The nearby caravan park can attract families during the afternoons and weekends - be discreet.