City guide
Public Toilets in Sydney
2,397 public toilets within 35 km of Sydney CBD, listed nearest the centre first — 366 recorded as open 24 hours, 1,543 wheelchair accessible.
Showing the 48 listings nearest Sydney CBD, with no more than 4 from any one suburb so the centre does not crowd out the rest. Every count on this page is taken from all 2,397.
52 Martin Place
Sydney, NSW,
5010 Elizabeth Street
Mid City Centre
Sydney, NSW,
197 Pitt Street
Mid City Shopping Centre
Sydney, NSW,
Pitt Street Mall
David Jones - Market Street
Sydney, NSW,
108 Castlereagh Street
Darling Harbour - Harbourside East
Darling Harbour, NSW,
Wheat Road
Australian Museum
Darlinghurst, NSW,
1 William Street
Darling Walk
Darling Harbour, NSW,
Harbour Street
Barangaroo Avenue
Barangaroo, NSW,
400 Barangaroo Avenue
Torotoro
Barangaroo, NSW,
300 Barangaroo Avenue
Circulay Quay Train Station
Circular Quay, NSW,
Alfred Street
Bourke St Park
Woolloomooloo, NSW,
103 Bourke St
Nurses Walk
The Rocks, NSW,
27 Nurses Walk
Darling Harbour - Tumbalong Park East
Darling Harbour, NSW,
Corner Harbour & Liverpool Streets
MOCA
The Rocks, NSW,
140 George Street
Wallamulla Park
Woolloomooloo, NSW,
165 Cathedral Street
Darling Harbour - Tumbalong Park West
Darling Harbour, NSW,
Liverpool Street
Pirrama Park
Pyrmont, NSW,
65 Pirrama Road
Barangaroo Station
Millers Point, NSW,
Darling Square Library
Haymarket, NSW,
17 Little Pier Street
InterPark - Atrium Building
Pyrmont, NSW,
2 Edward Street
Watson Rd, Millers Point
Millers Point, NSW,
Watson Road
Harry Jenson Centre
Millers Point, NSW,
2 Argyle Street
Darling Square
Haymarket, NSW,
35 Tumbalong Boulevard
Belmore Park
Haymarket, NSW,
193C Hay Street
Market City - Level 2 Fashion
Haymarket, NSW,
Hay Street
Star Casino - Jones Bay Road Entrance
Pyrmont, NSW,
80 Pyrmont Street
George Street, The Rocks
Dawes Point, NSW,
15 George Street
Star Casino - Pyrmont Street
Pyrmont, NSW,
80 Pyrmont Street
Powerhouse Museum
Ultimo, NSW,
500 Harris Street
Kings Cross Library
Potts Point, NSW,
Level 2 / 50-52 Darlinghurst Road
Taylor Square
Darlinghurst, NSW,
371 Bourke Street
Hickson Road Portaloo
Dawes Point, NSW,
12A Hickson Rd
Ultimo Community Centre
Ultimo, NSW,
William Henry Street
Fitzroy Gardens
Elizabeth Bay, NSW,
15 Elizabeth Bay Road
Barangaroo Reserve
Barangaroo, NSW,
4 Towns Place
Illoura Reserve
Balmain East, NSW,
2-8 Weston Street
Shell Coles Express Ultimo
Ultimo, NSW,
387-427 Wattle (Corner of Kelly Street)
Elizabeth Bay Marina
Elizabeth Bay, NSW,
1 Ithaca Rd
Wentworth Park Sports Fields, Glebe
Glebe, NSW,
66 Wentworth Park Road
Beare Park
Elizabeth Bay, NSW,
Esplanade
Rushcutters Bay Park - Reg Bartley Oval
Rushcutters Bay, NSW,
Waratah Street
Prince Alfred Park
Surry Hills, NSW,
Chalmers Street
Broadway Shopping Centre - Level 1
Glebe, NSW,
1 Bay Street
Broadway Shopping Centre - Lower ground floor
Glebe, NSW,
1 Bay Street
Broadway Shopping Centre - Level 3
Glebe, NSW,
1 Bay Street
Blues Point Reserve
McMahons Point, NSW,
1007 Blues Point Road
Bradfield Park (South), Milsons Point
Milsons Point, NSW,
Olympic Drive
Ward Park
Surry Hills, NSW,
Devonshire Street
Sydney by what you need
Each page lists only the toilets with that feature, nearest the centre first.
Sydney suburbs with their own toilet page
Ordered by how many listings each holds. Every suburb page has the full list for its area with opening hours, accessibility and directions.
- Sydney (55)
- Hornsby (31)
- Blacktown (29)
- Mosman (29)
- Cronulla (28)
- Manly (27)
- Homebush (24)
- Sydney Olympic Park (24)
- Miranda (23)
- Auburn (22)
- Chatswood (21)
- Sutherland (21)
- Baulkham Hills (19)
- Concord (19)
- Rooty Hill (19)
- Bankstown (18)
- Liverpool (18)
- Engadine (17)
- Mascot (17)
- Castle Hill (16)
- Macquarie Fields (15)
- Marrickville (15)
- Riverwood (15)
- Doonside (14)
- Hurstville (14)
- Merrylands (14)
- Centennial Park (13)
- Kogarah (13)
- Lane Cove (13)
- Maroubra (13)
- Parramatta (13)
- Ashfield (12)
- Fairfield (12)
- Glebe (12)
- Macquarie Park (12)
- North Ryde (12)
- Ryde (12)
- Strathfield (12)
- Caringbah (11)
- Carlingford (11)
Sydney's public toilets: what the data shows
The National Public Toilet Map records 2,397 public toilets within 35 km of Sydney CBD, spread across 465 suburbs and localities. Sydney (55), Hornsby (31) and Blacktown (29) hold the most. 103 are within 2 km of the centre, including Mid City Centre, David Jones - Market Street and Westfield Sydney.
366 of the 2,397 (15%) are recorded as open 24 hours, among them Martin Place Train Station, McDonald's Plaza 600 George Street and Circulay Quay Train Station. A recorded "24 hours" is the council's weekly pattern, not a live status, so treat it as likely rather than certain late at night.
1,543 (64%) are recorded as wheelchair accessible and 695 have a baby change table. 136 accessible toilets are locked and need an MLAK key, and 21 are Changing Places facilities with a hoist and adult change table.
Most sit in parks and reserves (802), sporting grounds (434) and shopping centres (249). 2,389 are recorded as free; 8 record a charge.
Common questions
- How many public toilets are there in Sydney?
- 2,397 public toilets are recorded on the National Public Toilet Map within 35 km of Sydney CBD, across 465 suburbs and localities. Only facilities on the national map are counted, so a café or shopping-centre toilet that was never listed is not included.
- Are there 24-hour public toilets in Sydney CBD?
- Yes — 16 toilets within 2 km of the centre are recorded as open 24 hours, including Martin Place Train Station, McDonald's Plaza 600 George Street and Circulay Quay Train Station. Across the whole city 366 are recorded as 24-hour. "24 hours" is the council's recorded pattern, not a live status.
- Where are the wheelchair-accessible toilets in Sydney?
- 1,543 of the 2,397 listings (64%) are recorded as wheelchair accessible, and 136 of those are locked with an MLAK key. The accessible filter on this page lists them nearest the centre first, and each suburb page has its own accessible list.
- Do public toilets in Sydney cost money?
- Rarely. 2,389 of the 2,397 listings are recorded as free, and 8 record a charge — usually a coin-operated automated toilet.
- Which Sydney suburbs have the most public toilets?
- Sydney (55), Hornsby (31), Blacktown (29), Mosman (29) and Cronulla (28). Counts are by the suburb each listing is filed under, so a large park precinct can put one suburb well ahead of its neighbours.
- Are there public showers in Sydney?
- 178 listings within 35 km record a shower, mostly at beaches, pools and camping grounds. The data says only that a shower exists — not whether it is hot, free or coin-operated — so check the listing notes and the free showers guide.
Where this data comes from
Data from the National Public Toilet Map, Australian Government Department of Health, released 28 January 2025 and imported 27 May 2025; amenity details such as dump points, sharps disposal, ambulant cubicles and adult change tables were refreshed from the 1 August 2026 release. Licensed CC BY 3.0 AU. The dataset has no per-facility verification date — if a listing is wrong, use the report button on it. See our data sources for more.