Accessible Toilets in Parkes, NSW

9 public toilets in Parkes are recorded as wheelchair accessible.

Henry Parkes Centre

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

66 Peak Hill Road

AccessibleBaby ChangeFreeMenWomen
Mon-Fri:
9am-5pm
Sat:
10am-4pm
Sun:
10am-4pm

North Parkes Rest Area

Open Now

Parkes, NSW,

Newell Highway

AccessibleFree
Mon-Fri:
24 Hours
Sat:
24 Hours
Sun:
24 Hours

Parkes Radio Telescope Visitor Centre

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

585 Telescope Road

AccessibleBaby ChangeFreeMenWomen
Mon-Fri:
8:30am-4:15pm
Sat:
8:30am-4:15pm
Sun:
8:30am-4:15pm

Bushmans Hill

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

20-22 Wentworth Street

AccessibleFree
Mon-Fri:
Sat:
Sun:

Memorial Hill

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

1 Victoria Street

AccessibleFreeMenWomen
Mon-Fri:
Sat:
Sun:

Cooke Park

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

Cooke Park

AccessibleBaby ChangeFree
Mon-Fri:
Sat:
Sun:

Church Street

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

Church Street

AccessibleBaby ChangeFreeMenWomen
Mon-Fri:
Sat:
Sun:

Parkes Bushmans Dam Kelly Reserve

Closed Now

Parkes, NSW,

Corner of Thomas Street & Newell Highway

AccessibleFreeMenWomen
Mon-Fri:
Sat:
Sun:

Parkes Lions Park

Open Now

Parkes, NSW,

Orange Road

AccessibleBaby ChangeFreeMenWomen
Mon-Fri:
24 Hours
Sat:
24 Hours
Sun:
24 Hours

Accessible toilets in Parkes: what the data shows

9 public toilets in Parkes are recorded as wheelchair accessible. Most are in parks and reserves (5), with 1 highway rest area, 1 community building and 1 bus station. Among them are Henry Parkes Centre at 66 Peak Hill Road, North Parkes Rest Area and Parkes Radio Telescope Visitor Centre. Others in parks and reserves include Bushmans Hill, Memorial Hill and Cooke Park.

Of the 9, 7 have parking on site, 5 have a baby-change table and 2 are open around the clock.

2 of the 9 are published as open 24 hours — such as Parkes Lions Park. 5 open in daylight hours only. Where set times are published, the earliest opening is 8:30am at Parkes Radio Telescope Visitor Centre and the latest closing is 5pm at Henry Parkes Centre.

Accessibility here means the source dataset records a wheelchair-accessible toilet at the site; it does not describe the approach, the door width or the state of the fittings. The counts above come from the National Public Toilet Map rather than from a site visit.