Public Toilets in Mount Martha, VIC
12 public toilets are recorded in Mount Martha, 9 of them wheelchair accessible and 8 open around the clock.
Mount Martha Park
Mount Martha, VIC,
Park Road
Mount Martha Beach - South
Mount Martha, VIC,
465 Esplanade
Mount Martha Life Saving Club
Mount Martha, VIC,
Esplanade
Mount Martha Beach - North
Mount Martha, VIC,
507 C783
Mount Martha Shops
Mount Martha, VIC,
1-9 Langrigg Avenue
John F Ferrero Reserve
Mount Martha, VIC,
Seppelt Avenue
Mount Martha Tennis Club
Mount Martha, VIC,
Watson Road
Balcombe Estuary
Mount Martha, VIC,
Rathgael Avenue
The Briars Historic Park
Mount Martha, VIC,
450E Nepean Highway
Mace Reserve
Mount Martha, VIC,
28 Tal Tals Crescent
Dunns Road Reserve
Mount Martha, VIC,
137 Dunns Road
Mt Martha Citation Oval
Mount Martha, VIC,
509 Nepean Highway
What the toilet data shows for Mount Martha
Mount Martha has 12 public toilets on record. Most sit in parks and reserves (6); the rest include 2 beaches, 2 sporting grounds and 1 shopping centre. Across the area the listings cover 4 different kinds of site. Named sites include Mount Martha Park on Park Road, Mount Martha Beach - South and Mount Martha Life Saving Club. Others in parks and reserves include John F Ferrero Reserve, Balcombe Estuary and The Briars Historic Park.
9 of the 12 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — such as Mount Martha Shops and Mace Reserve. 5 of the accessible listings are also open around the clock.
5 of the 12 have a baby-change table — among them Dunns Road Reserve and Mt Martha Citation Oval. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 11 have parking on site and 3 have drinking water. 3 have a shower — among them Mount Martha Beach - North. 7 list separate men's and women's facilities and 5 are unisex. All 5 unisex listings record no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
8 of the 12 are published as open 24 hours — including Mount Martha Tennis Club. 3 open in daylight hours only. The widest published window runs 10am to 4pm, at The Briars Historic Park.
None of them are recorded as charging admission. Counts come from the National Public Toilet Map and are only as current as that dataset.