Accessible Toilets in Dee Why, NSW
9 public toilets in Dee Why are recorded as wheelchair accessible.
Meriton Lighthouse Retail Precinct
Dee Why, NSW,
888 Pittwater Road
Dee Why Beach
Dee Why, NSW,
Dee Why Parade
Dee Why Playing Fields
Dee Why, NSW,
783 Pittwater Road
St Davids Reserve
Dee Why, NSW,
703 Howard Avenue
Dee Why Rockpool
Dee Why, NSW,
Corner of Oaks Avenue & Monash Parade
Caltex Dee Why
Dee Why, NSW,
793 Pittwater Road
Walter Gors Park
Dee Why, NSW,
32 Howard Avenue
Dee Why Grand Shopping Centre
Dee Why, NSW,
15-19 Pacific Parade
Dee Why Village Plaza
Dee Why, NSW,
26 Howard Avenue
Accessible toilets in Dee Why: what the data shows
9 public toilets in Dee Why are recorded as wheelchair accessible. They break down into 3 shopping centres, 3 parks and reserves, 1 beach and 1 swimming pool. Among them are Meriton Lighthouse Retail Precinct at 888 Pittwater Road, Dee Why Beach and Dee Why Playing Fields. Others in shopping centres include Dee Why Grand Shopping Centre and Dee Why Village Plaza.
Of the 9, 5 have parking on site, 6 have a baby-change table and 1 is open around the clock. 2 have a shower — among them Dee Why Rockpool.
1 of the 9 is published as open 24 hours: Caltex Dee Why. 1 lists variable hours. Where set times are published, the earliest opening is 4:30am at Dee Why Beach and the latest closing is 11pm at Meriton Lighthouse Retail Precinct.
Accessibility here means the source dataset records a wheelchair-accessible toilet at the site; it does not describe the approach, the door width or the state of the fittings. The counts above come from the National Public Toilet Map rather than from a site visit.
Common questions
- How many accessible public toilets are there in Dee Why, NSW?
- 9 of the public toilets recorded in Dee Why, NSW are flagged as accessible, including Meriton Lighthouse Retail Precinct and Dee Why Beach.
- Do accessible toilets in Dee Why, NSW need an MLAK key?
- None of the accessible toilets recorded in Dee Why, NSW is flagged as needing an MLAK key, but some accessible toilets are locked without the map recording it — carry your key if you have one.
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.