Public Toilets in Richmond, VIC
13 public toilets are recorded in Richmond, 9 of them wheelchair accessible and 3 open around the clock.
Richmond Station
Richmond, VIC,
361 Punt Road
Bridge Road
Richmond, VIC,
Bridge Road
Richmond Town Hall
Richmond, VIC,
325-333 Bridge Road
Citizen's Park
Richmond, VIC,
Highett Street
Herring Island Environmental Sculpture Park
Richmond, VIC,
Monash Freeway
Victoria Street
Richmond, VIC,
387-397 Victoria Street
Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre
Richmond, VIC,
620 Victoria Street
Richmond - Church Street - BP
Richmond, VIC,
581 Church Street
Swan Street - BP
Richmond, VIC,
282 Swan Street
Shell Richmond
Richmond, VIC,
645 Bridge Road
Docker Street
Richmond, VIC,
69-75 Docker St
Barnet Way/Bendigo St Breezeway
Richmond, VIC,
15 Barnet Way
Ryan’s Reserve Tennis and Netball Centre
Richmond, VIC,
510 Swan St
What the toilet data shows for Richmond
The toilet map lists 13 public toilets in Richmond. The mix includes 3 service stations, 2 parks and reserves, 1 train station and 1 shopping centre. Across the area the listings cover 7 different kinds of site. They include Richmond Station at 361 Punt Road, Bridge Road and Citizen's Park. Others in service stations include Richmond - Church Street - BP, Swan Street - BP and Shell Richmond.
9 of the 13 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — among them Herring Island Environmental Sculpture Park and Victoria Street.
2 of the 13 have a baby-change table: Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre and Ryan’s Reserve Tennis and Netball Centre. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 9 have parking on site and 1 has drinking water. 7 list separate men's and women's facilities and 6 are unisex. All 6 unisex listings record no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
3 of the 13 are published as open 24 hours. 5 open in daylight hours only. The earliest published opening is 4:30am at Richmond Station; the latest closing is 11pm at Bridge Road.
1 of the 13 charges for entry; the rest are free. These figures are counted from the National Public Toilet Map, which councils update at their own pace.