The Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre prides itself on having world’s-best-practice toilet facilities.
If you were to ask attendees about the Supernatural Amphitheatre’s toilets, you’ll find their answers are a very pleasant surprise. Meredith and Golden Plains are renowned for having plentiful, permanent, private, well-designed-and-built, waterless composting toilets.
There are several blocks of these around the site. Two main blocks of about fifty loos each are located either side of the Amphitheatre, then seven more sets are located in convenient spots in the campgrounds, including two blocks at Tom Mankeys.
The toilets use no water at all, and the waste is treated on a remote part of the site (rather than being carted away) according to strict Australian Standard guidelines, until eventually it becomes safe and usable compost. Brilliant.
Accessible and Ambulant Facilities
There is an Accessible toilet and shower located next to Welfare, at K13. The bathroom features grab rails for both the toilet and shower, a fold down shower bench, a sink and a mirror. The Accessible bathroom is open for use 24 hours and is free to use (doesn’t require shower tokens).
There are Ambulant toilets in both of the Black toilet blocks on either side of the Amphitheatre (near the SportsField at J15 and just below Eric’s at O13) and in the Yellow toilet block (at M8). The ambulant cubicles have grab rails installed – these cubicles are marked with a sign on the outside of the door.
The Yellow toilet block and the Black toilet block near the SportsField also each have a Wide Ambulant cubicle, which has enough space to allow for access by a wheelchair or mobility device, plus grab rails, a sink and a mirror installed.
All campgrounds are close to toilets, drinking water, security and Helpers.
