This path runs alongside the Life Saving Club, perpendicular to the bathroom entrance, and is accessible from the roadside footpath and beach.
The entrance of the bathrooms. A unisex accessible toilet is visible next to a standard unisex toilet. On the left-hand side there is a sliding door locked by an MLAK key that leads to a Changing Places facility.
Inside the unisex accessible toilet: There is appropriate space for a wheelchair. The toilet is oriented for right-handed use.
Inside the unisex accessible toilet: There is a push to use soap dispenser and a pull activated sink.
Two accessible parking bays across the street from the Life Saving Club.
St Kilda Life Saving Club Public Toilets
Ground-level public unisex bathrooms on the side of the Life Saving Club. The accessible toilet is appropriately spacious and clean. There is a separate Changing Places facility that needs an MLAK key.
Parking
Two accessible bays in the Jacka Boulevard car park, across the road. Both are perpendicular, with a hatched shared area between them. Ticketed parking, machine on the footpath beside the bays.
It's a ~150 m trip to the bathrooms: Cross Jacka Boulevard at the signalised pedestrian crossing directly adjacent to the parking bays and continue left down the footpath until signage is visible.
Changing Places
Directly left of the accessible bathroom there is a sliding door opened with an MLAK key. There is an occupied/vacant indicator plate beside the door where the key is inserted. Council lists the facility as having a height-adjustable adult-sized changing bench, a tracking hoist system, and room for two people. Hoist users need to bring their own sling.
Sufficient space
Accessible parking
No key needed
Unisex
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