Men's Toilets in Port Melbourne, VIC
16 public toilets in Port Melbourne are recorded as having a men's toilet.
Station Pier - Central Roadway Tram Stop
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Waterfront Place
West Gate Park
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Westgate Park Track
Gasworks Park
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Pickles Street
Port Melbourne Surf Life Saving Club
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Beaconsfield Parade
Port Melbourne Beach
Port Melbourne, VIC,
70 Beach Street
Sandridge Surf Life Saving Club
Port Melbourne, VIC,
The Blvd
Lagoon Reserve
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Liardet Street
Edwards Park
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Esplanade East
Morris Reserve
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Railway Crescent
JL Murphy Reserve
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Williamstown Road
Julier Reserve
Port Melbourne, VIC,
Dunstan Parade
Coles Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne, VIC,
219 Bay Street
Port Melbourne Town Hall
Port Melbourne, VIC,
333 Bay Street
Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne, VIC,
101 Beach Street
Shell Coles Express Westgate North
Port Melbourne, VIC,
46-62 Cook St
Woolworths Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne, VIC,
481 Plummer Street
Men's toilets in Port Melbourne: what the data shows
The toilet map lists 16 public toilets in Port Melbourne recorded as having a men's toilet. Most are in parks and reserves (8), with 2 shopping centres, 1 beach and 1 sporting ground. They include Station Pier - Central Roadway Tram Stop on Waterfront Place, West Gate Park and Port Melbourne Beach. Others in parks and reserves include Gasworks Park, Port Melbourne Surf Life Saving Club and Sandridge Surf Life Saving Club.
Of the 16, 2 are open around the clock, 13 have parking on site and 10 are also wheelchair accessible. Every site here also records a women's toilet, so the women's list for Port Melbourne covers the same places. 1 has a shower.
2 of the 16 are published as open 24 hours — including Shell Coles Express Westgate North. 10 open in daylight hours only and 1 lists variable hours. Where set times are published, the earliest opening is 6am at Woolworths Port Melbourne and the latest closing is 5pm at Coles Port Melbourne.
This filter reflects a men's toilet recorded at the site. Many of the same sites also record a women's or unisex facility. These numbers are read straight from the National Public Toilet Map, so confirm before making a trip.