Public Toilets in Mackay, QLD
14 public toilets are recorded in Mackay, 7 of them wheelchair accessible and 4 open around the clock.
John Breen Park
Mackay, QLD,
Malcomson Street
Lamberts Beach
Mackay, QLD,
Pacific Esplanade
Mulherin Park
Mackay, QLD,
East Point Drive
Jubilee Park
Mackay, QLD,
Wellington Street
Caneland Central
Mackay, QLD,
2049 Mangrove Road
BP Shakespeare
Mackay, QLD,
114 Shakespeare St
BP Moss Marine
Mackay, QLD,
Cnr Harbour Rd & Hamilton St
Sandfly Creek Park
Mackay, QLD,
1 River Street
Bluewater Quay
Mackay, QLD,
10 River Street
Sydney Street Markets
Mackay, QLD,
31 Gordon Street
Jubilee Community Centre
Mackay, QLD,
258 Alfred Street
Shell Coles Express Mackay Broadsound Rd
Mackay, QLD,
1-3 Broadsound Rd
Shell Coles Express Mackay Nebo Rd
Mackay, QLD,
Bridge & Nebo Rds
Caltex Mackay
Mackay, QLD,
91 Sydney Street
What the toilet data shows for Mackay
Mackay has 14 public toilets on record. The mix runs to 5 parks and reserves, 5 service stations, 2 shopping centres and 1 beach. Across the area the listings cover 5 different kinds of site. Named sites include John Breen Park on Malcomson Street, Lamberts Beach and Mulherin Park. Others in parks and reserves include Jubilee Park, Sandfly Creek Park and Bluewater Quay.
7 of the 14 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — such as Caneland Central and Jubilee Community Centre. 1 opens with an MLAK key, the national Master Locksmiths Access Key. 2 of the accessible listings are also open around the clock.
2 of the 14 have a baby-change table — among them Sydney Street Markets. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 12 have parking on site and 4 have drinking water. 2 have a shower — among them Shell Coles Express Mackay Broadsound Rd. 10 list separate men's and women's facilities and 4 are unisex. All 4 unisex listings record no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
4 of the 14 are published as open 24 hours. 2 open in daylight hours only. The widest published window runs 5am to 10pm, at BP Moss Marine.
None of them are recorded as charging admission. Counts come from the National Public Toilet Map and are only as current as that dataset.