Public Toilets in Cobar, NSW
12 public toilets are recorded in Cobar, 7 of them wheelchair accessible and 5 open around the clock.
Drummond Park
Cobar, NSW,
Linsley Street
Cobar Shire Arcade
Cobar, NSW,
Barrier Highway
Newey
Cobar, NSW,
50 Tindera Street
Cobar Cemetery
Cobar, NSW,
43 Duffy Drive
Cornish Rest Area
Cobar, NSW,
Kidman Way & Barrier Highway
Cobar Dump Point
Cobar, NSW,
45 Barrier Highway
Cobar Heavy Vehicle Inspection Bay Eastbound
Cobar, NSW,
Barrier Highway
Cobar Heavy Vehicle Inspection Bay Westbound
Cobar, NSW,
Barrier Highway
Maidens Avenue Ward Oval
Cobar, NSW,
Maidens Avenue
Shell Cobar Auto Port
Cobar, NSW,
69 Marshall Street
Khan's Supa IGA
Cobar, NSW,
29-33 Marshall Street
Inland Petroleum Cobar
Cobar, NSW,
65 Marshall Street
What the toilet data shows for Cobar
The toilet map lists 12 public toilets in Cobar. The mix includes 3 highway rest areas, 2 service stations, 1 park or reserve and 1 cemetery. Across the area the listings cover 5 different kinds of site. They include Drummond Park on Linsley Street, Cobar Shire Arcade and Cobar Cemetery. Others in highway rest areas include Cornish Rest Area, Cobar Heavy Vehicle Inspection Bay Eastbound and Cobar Heavy Vehicle Inspection Bay Westbound.
7 of the 12 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — among them Maidens Avenue Ward Oval. 1 needs a key from the operator instead. 3 of the accessible listings are also open around the clock.
2 of the 12 have a baby-change table. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 9 have parking on site and 2 have drinking water. 8 list separate men's and women's facilities and 4 are unisex. 3 of the 4 unisex listings record no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
5 of the 12 are published as open 24 hours — such as Newey and Cobar Dump Point. 2 open in daylight hours only, 1 lists variable hours and 1 follows the host venue's hours. The earliest published opening is 5am at Shell Cobar Auto Port; the latest closing is 9:30pm at Inland Petroleum Cobar.
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.