Public Toilets in Dunsborough, WA
16 public toilets are recorded in Dunsborough, 11 of them wheelchair accessible and 9 open around the clock.
BP Dunsborough
Dunsborough, WA,
Cnr Naturaliste Tce And Dunn Bay Road
Shell Coles Express Dunsborough
Dunsborough, WA,
1/64 Dunn Bay Rd
Dunsborough Park Shopping Centre
Dunsborough, WA,
22 Dunn Bay Road
Seymour Park
Dunsborough, WA,
25 Lorna Street
Dunsborough Oval
Dunsborough, WA,
21 Dunsborough Lakes Drive
Community Centre
Dunsborough, WA,
21 Dunsborough Lakes Drive
Dunsborough Centrepoint
Dunsborough, WA,
57 Dunn Bay Road
Bayview Crescent
Dunsborough, WA,
Lot 176, 3 Finlayson Street
Naturaliste Community Centre (NCC)
Dunsborough, WA,
Lot 4979, Caves Road
Dunsborough Shop/Lions Park
Dunsborough, WA,
Lot 1, 34 Dunn Bay Road
Seymour Park
Dunsborough, WA,
Lot 170, Seymour Park, Dunn Bay Road
Dunsborough Oval Changerooms
Dunsborough, WA,
Dunsborough Playing Fields, Lot 3003, Dunsborough Lakes Drive
Centennial Park
Dunsborough, WA,
Centennial Park, Lot 251 Geographe Bay Road
Dunsborough Cemetery
Dunsborough, WA,
16 - 28 Hansen Street
Dunsborough Lake Sporting Precinct
Dunsborough, WA,
Lot 40 Dunsborough Lakes Drive
Dunsborough Lake Sporting Precinct
Dunsborough, WA,
Lot 40 Dunsborough Lakes Drive
What the toilet data shows for Dunsborough
Dunsborough has 16 public toilets on record. The mix runs to 4 sporting grounds, 3 shopping centres, 2 service stations and 2 parks and reserves. Across the area the listings cover 7 different kinds of site. Named sites include BP Dunsborough on Cnr Naturaliste Tce And Dunn Bay Road, Shell Coles Express Dunsborough and Dunsborough Park Shopping Centre. Others in sporting grounds include Dunsborough Oval, Dunsborough Oval Changerooms and Dunsborough Lake Sporting Precinct.
11 of the 16 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — such as Seymour Park and Community Centre. 7 of the accessible listings are also open around the clock.
4 of the 16 have a baby-change table — among them Dunsborough Centrepoint and Bayview Crescent. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 14 have parking on site and 5 have drinking water. 5 have a shower — among them Naturaliste Community Centre (NCC) and Centennial Park. 13 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.
9 of the 16 are published as open 24 hours — including Dunsborough Shop/Lions Park and Dunsborough Cemetery. 1 opens in daylight hours only and 1 follows the host venue's hours. The earliest published opening is 5am at BP Dunsborough; the latest closing is 10pm at Shell Coles Express Dunsborough.
None of them are recorded as charging admission. Counts come from the National Public Toilet Map and are only as current as that dataset.
Common questions about toilets in Dunsborough
- How many public toilets are there in Dunsborough, WA?
- 16 public toilets are recorded in Dunsborough, WA on the National Public Toilet Map. Only facilities on that map are counted, so a café or shopping-centre toilet that was never listed is not included.
- Are there 24-hour public toilets in Dunsborough, WA?
- 9 of the 16 recorded toilets in Dunsborough, WA are listed as open 24 hours, including Seymour Park and Bayview Crescent. "24 hours" is the council's recorded pattern, not a live status.
- Which public toilets in Dunsborough, WA are wheelchair accessible?
- 11 of the 16 are flagged as wheelchair accessible — for example Dunsborough Park Shopping Centre and Seymour Park. The accessible page for Dunsborough, WA lists them all.
- Are the public toilets in Dunsborough, WA free to use?
- Yes — 16 of the 16 are recorded as free and none records a charge. The rest simply have no payment field recorded.
- Is there a toilet with a baby change table in Dunsborough, WA?
- Yes — 4 of the recorded toilets in Dunsborough, WA have a baby change table, such as Community Centre and Dunsborough Centrepoint.
- Are there public showers in Dunsborough, WA?
- 5 of the recorded toilets in Dunsborough, WA record a shower on site. The map does not say whether it is hot, free or coin-operated.
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.