Public Toilets in Acton, ACT
11 public toilets are recorded in Acton, 6 of them wheelchair accessible and 1 open around the clock.
Black Mountain Peninsula District Park
Acton, ACT,
Black Mountain Peninsula District Park
Black Mountain Peninsula District Park
Acton, ACT,
Black Mountain Peninsula District Park
Barrine Drive
Acton, ACT,
Barrine Drive
Springbank Island
Acton, ACT,
Springbank Island
Visitor Centre - Australian National Botanic Gardens
Acton, ACT,
50 Clunies Ross Street
Australian National Botanic Gardens - Ducrou Pavilion
Acton, ACT,
20 Frith Road
Australian National Botanic Gardens - Top Depot
Acton, ACT,
Clunies Ross Street
Australian National Botanic Gardens - Café
Acton, ACT,
Clunies Ross Street
Australian National Botanic Gardens - Plant Use Walk
Acton, ACT,
50 Clunies Ross Street
Australian National Botanic Gardens - Tasmanian Garden
Acton, ACT,
50 Clunies Ross Street
National Museum of Australia
Acton, ACT,
Lawson Crescent
What the toilet data shows for Acton
The toilet map lists 11 public toilets in Acton. Most sit in parks and reserves (8); the rest include 1 community building. They include Black Mountain Peninsula District Park, Barrine Drive and Visitor Centre - Australian National Botanic Gardens. Others in parks and reserves include Australian National Botanic Gardens - Ducrou Pavilion, Australian National Botanic Gardens - Top Depot and Australian National Botanic Gardens - Café.
6 of the 11 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — among them National Museum of Australia. 1 is a Changing Places facility, meaning an adult-sized change table and a hoist.
1 of the 11 has a baby-change table. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 5 have parking on site and 4 have drinking water. 11 list separate men's and women's facilities.
1 of the 11 is published as open 24 hours: Springbank Island. 1 follows the host venue's hours. The widest published window runs 8:30am to 5pm, at Visitor Centre - Australian National Botanic Gardens.
Nothing here is recorded as charging for entry. These figures are counted from the National Public Toilet Map, which councils update at their own pace.