Men's Toilets in Geraldton, WA

10 public toilets in Geraldton are recorded as having a men's toilet.

Centro Stirlings

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

54 Sanford Street

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8am-5pm
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11am-5pm

Batavia Coast Marina

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

13 Wiebbe Hayes Lane

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Water Park Playground

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

2 Foreshore Drive

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Queen Elizabeth II Centre

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

Durlacher Street

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Rocks Laneway

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

108 Marine Terrace

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Foreshore West

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

218 Marine Terrace

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Geraldton Regional Library

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

37 Marine Terrace

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9:30am-1pm
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Queens Park Theatre

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

75 Cathedral Avenue

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Art Gallery

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

22 Chapman Road

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Maitland Park

Closed Now

Geraldton, WA,

39 Maitland Street

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Men's toilets in Geraldton: what the data shows

10 public toilets in Geraldton are recorded as having a men's toilet. The mix includes 3 parks and reserves, 3 community buildings, 2 car parks and 1 shopping centre. Among them are Centro Stirlings at 54 Sanford Street, Batavia Coast Marina and Water Park Playground. Others in parks and reserves include Foreshore West and Maitland Park.

Of the 10, all have parking on site, 8 are also wheelchair accessible and 2 have drinking water. Every site here also records a women's toilet, so the women's list for Geraldton covers the same places. 3 have a shower — among them Queen Elizabeth II Centre.

6 open in daylight hours only and 2 follow the host venue's hours.

This filter reflects a men's toilet recorded at the site. Many of the same sites also record a women's or unisex facility. The counts above come from the National Public Toilet Map rather than from a site visit.