Australian Public Toilets by Amenity
Six things are recorded against every one of the 24,446 listings on the national map beyond the toilet itself. Each has its own national page below, plus 44 state pages built only where a state records at least five.
Toilets with Parking 15,787 · 65%
Anywhere you can pull up and walk a few steps — the practical filter when you are driving rather than walking.
Unisex Public Toilets 6,445 · 26%
All-gender facilities, including the single self-contained cubicles that are easiest to use with a child or a carer.
Toilets with Drinking Water 2,862 · 12%
Refill points for walkers, cyclists and anyone travelling with a water tank to top up.
Toilets with Showers 1,931 · 8%
The set that matters most on a long trip: beach showers, campground blocks and the amenities at caravan parks.
Key-Access Public Toilets 591 · 2%
Locked facilities where the key sits with the operator. Worth knowing about before you arrive rather than after.
Changing Places Toilets 321 · 1%
The highest-specification accessible facilities in the country, for people who need a hoist and a full-sized change table.
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- Swimming pools (68)