Changing Places
Changing Places Toilets in Sydney
21 of Sydney's 2,397 public toilets are with a Changing Places facility, listed nearest Sydney CBD first.
NSW Parliament House
Sydney, NSW,
6 Macquarie Street
Australian Museum
Darlinghurst, NSW,
1 William Street
Harry Jenson Centre
Millers Point, NSW,
2 Argyle Street
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW,
Sydney Football Stadium
Moore Park, NSW,
44 Driver Avenue
Taronga Zoo
Mosman, NSW,
2 Bradleys Head Road
Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre
Zetland, NSW,
138 Joynton Avenue
The Canopy - Lane Cove
Lane Cove, NSW,
2 Rosenthal Avenue
Sydney Airport - Domestic Terminal
Mascot, NSW,
Keith Smith Avenue
Gough Whitlam Park Building 2
Earlwood, NSW,
1B Pine Avenue
Sydney Airport - International Terminal
Mascot, NSW,
International Terminal 1 Centre Road
Majors Bay Reserve - Changing Places
Concord, NSW,
Lionel Watts Playspace
Frenchs Forest, NSW,
Blackbutts Road
Greenacre Splash Park Building 2 (Kiosk & Admin)
Greenacre, NSW,
35 Waterloo Road
By the Bay Cafe & Grill, Carrs Park
Carss Park, NSW,
107 Carwar Avenue
Bankstown City Gardens
Bankstown, NSW,
Ross Street
Parramatta City Library (Phive)
Parramatta, NSW,
119Z Macquarie Street
Ollie Webb Reserve
Parramatta, NSW,
Glebe Street
The Children's Hospital at Westmead
Westmead, NSW,
Hainsworth Street
Rowland Reserve, Bayview
Bayview, NSW,
Pittwater Road
Stockland Wetherill Park
Wetherill Park, NSW,
561 Polding Street
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Changing Places Toilets in Sydney: what the data shows
21 of the 2,397 public toilets within 35 km of Sydney CBD are with a Changing Places facility — 1% of the city's listings. 4 are within 2 km of the centre. Mascot (2), Parramatta (2) and Sydney (2) have the most.
Of these, 3 are also recorded as open 24 hours, 20 are also wheelchair accessible, 15 also have a baby change table and 21 are also free. Nearest the centre are NSW Parliament House, Australian Museum and Harry Jenson Centre.
Changing Places facilities have a hoist and an adult-sized change table and are opened with an MLAK key. The count here is what the national map records; the Changing Places guide lists the registered network.
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.