Baby Changing Toilets in Adelaide, SA
18 public toilets in Adelaide are recorded as having a baby-change table.
Adelaide Central Market
Adelaide, SA,
Grote Street
Adelaide Botanic Gardens 3
Adelaide, SA,
Off Botanic Road
Myer Centre Food Court
Adelaide, SA,
58 Rundle Mall
Morphett Street
Adelaide, SA,
51 Morphett Street
Hungry Jacks
Adelaide, SA,
111 West Terrace
Adelaide Central Plaza
Adelaide, SA,
100 Rundle Mall
City Cross Food Court
Adelaide, SA,
17 Featherstone Pl
Museum of Economic Botany
Adelaide, SA,
Botanic Road
Kings Lane at 60 William Street
Adelaide, SA,
60 King William Street
James Place
Adelaide, SA,
21 James Place
60 King William
Adelaide, SA,
60 King William Street
Victoria Square North Quadrant
Adelaide, SA,
Victoria Square
Rundle Park - East Terrace
Adelaide, SA,
Rundle Road
Rymill Park
Adelaide, SA,
Rundle Road
Glen Osmond Road
Adelaide, SA,
Pelzer Park/Pityarilla
Bonython Park - Cafe Bonython
Adelaide, SA,
Port Road
Elder Park
Adelaide, SA,
King William Road
Victoria Drive
Adelaide, SA,
Red Gum Park/Karrawirra
Baby Changing toilets in Adelaide: what the data shows
Adelaide has 18 public toilets recorded as having a baby-change table. The mix includes 7 parks and reserves, 4 shopping centres, 2 cafes and food outlets and 1 community building. The list takes in Adelaide Central Market on Grote Street, Adelaide Botanic Gardens 3 and Myer Centre Food Court. Others in parks and reserves include Museum of Economic Botany, Rundle Park - East Terrace and Rymill Park.
Of the 18, 17 are also wheelchair accessible, 7 are unisex and 9 have parking on site. 2 are Changing Places facilities, with an adult-sized change table and a hoist — among them Kings Lane at 60 William Street.
7 of the 18 are published as open 24 hours — among them Morphett Street and Hungry Jacks. 1 opens in daylight hours only and 1 lists variable hours. Where set times are published, the earliest opening is 7am at Kings Lane at 60 William Street and the latest closing is 10pm at Bonython Park - Cafe Bonython. 1 is shown as closed on Mondays.
A baby-change table is recorded at the site. The dataset does not say which cubicle it sits in, so an accessible or unisex cubicle is worth checking first. Every figure here is counted from the National Public Toilet Map, which operators update at their own pace.