Public Toilets in Lorne, VIC
18 public toilets are recorded in Lorne, 10 of them wheelchair accessible and 14 open around the clock.
Lorne Pier / Point Grey
Lorne, VIC,
Lorne - Queenscliff Coastal Reserve
Allenvale
Lorne, VIC,
Allenvale Road
Picnic Area
Lorne, VIC,
Great Ocean Road
Park Office
Lorne, VIC,
William Street
North Lorne
Lorne, VIC,
Great Ocean Road
Lorne Visitor Information Centre
Lorne, VIC,
Off Mountjoy Parade
Otway Street Playground
Lorne, VIC,
Otway Street
Grove Road
Lorne, VIC,
Grove Road
Central Car Park Area
Lorne, VIC,
Off Mountjoy Parade
Scotchmans Hill
Lorne, VIC,
Beal Street
Point Grey
Lorne, VIC,
Off Great Ocean Road
Great Otway National Park - Allenvale
Lorne, VIC,
Allenvale Road
Great Otway National Park - Blanket Leaf Picnic Area
Lorne, VIC,
Erskine Falls Road
Great Otway National Park - Sheoak Picnic Area
Lorne, VIC,
Allenvale Road
Blanket Leaf Picnic Area
Lorne, VIC,
650 Erskine Falls Road
Allenvale Campground
Lorne, VIC,
140 Allenvale Road
Sheoak Picnic Area
Lorne, VIC,
Garvey Track
Lorne VIC Dump Point
Lorne, VIC,
15 Otway Street
What the toilet data shows for Lorne
The toilet map lists 18 public toilets in Lorne. Most sit in parks and reserves (13); the rest include 1 camping ground. They include Lorne Pier / Point Grey on Lorne - Queenscliff Coastal Reserve, Allenvale and Picnic Area. Others in parks and reserves include Park Office, North Lorne and Lorne Visitor Information Centre.
10 of the 18 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — among them Otway Street Playground and Grove Road. 8 of the accessible listings are also open around the clock.
12 have parking on site. 1 has a shower: Central Car Park Area. 14 list separate men's and women's facilities and 3 are unisex. All 3 unisex listings record no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
14 of the 18 are published as open 24 hours — such as Great Otway National Park - Allenvale and Allenvale Campground. 1 opens in daylight hours only. 3 are shown as closed on Mondays.
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.