Public Toilets in Southport, QLD
20 public toilets are recorded in Southport, 11 of them wheelchair accessible and 7 open around the clock.
Musgrave Park
Southport, QLD,
Musgrave Avenue
Washington Waters Park
Southport, QLD,
Unnamed Road
James Overell Park
Southport, QLD,
Brighton Parade
Ron Short Park
Southport, QLD,
28 Alicia Street
Carey Park
Southport, QLD,
Gold Coast Highway
Wally Fankhauser Sports Reserve
Southport, QLD,
Musgrave Avenue
Owen Park
Southport, QLD,
10 Jackman Street
Southport Pony Club
Southport, QLD,
Queen Street
Australia Fair
Southport, QLD,
Marine Parade
Southport Park Shopping Centre
Southport, QLD,
163-171 Ferry Road
Nightowl Southport - BP
Southport, QLD,
Cnr Ferry Rd & Cotlew St East
BP Johnston Street
Southport, QLD,
69 Johnston St
Northern Pavilion
Southport, QLD,
95 Marine Parade
Woolworths Caltex Australia Fair - Southport
Southport, QLD,
64 Ferry Road
Ampol Foodary Southport
Southport, QLD,
152 Smith Street
Broadwater Tourist Park
Southport, QLD,
169 Marine Parade
Ferry Market
Southport, QLD,
9 Brolga Avenue
Gold Coast University Hospital
Southport, QLD,
1 Hospital Boulevard
Smith Collective
Southport, QLD,
17 Village Boulevard
BBQ Area
Southport, QLD,
11 Gold Coast Highway
What the toilet data shows for Southport
The toilet map lists 20 public toilets in Southport. The mix includes 8 parks and reserves, 4 service stations, 3 sporting grounds and 3 shopping centres. Across the area the listings cover 5 different kinds of site. They include Musgrave Park on Musgrave Avenue, Washington Waters Park and Wally Fankhauser Sports Reserve. Others in parks and reserves include James Overell Park, Ron Short Park and Carey Park.
11 of the 20 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — among them Owen Park and Australia Fair. 2 are Changing Places facilities, meaning an adult-sized change table and a hoist — among them Smith Collective. 2 open with an MLAK key, the national Master Locksmiths Access Key. 4 of the accessible listings are also open around the clock.
3 of the 20 have a baby-change table — including Southport Park Shopping Centre and Gold Coast University Hospital. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 7 have parking on site and 1 has drinking water. 1 has a shower. 17 list separate men's and women's facilities and 1 is unisex. The unisex listing records no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
7 of the 20 are published as open 24 hours — such as Woolworths Caltex Australia Fair - Southport and Broadwater Tourist Park. 2 open in daylight hours only and 5 list variable hours. The widest published window runs 5am to 11pm, at Nightowl Southport - BP.
1 of the 20 charges for entry; the rest are free. These figures are counted from the National Public Toilet Map, which councils update at their own pace.
Common questions about toilets in Southport
- How many public toilets are there in Southport, QLD?
- 20 public toilets are recorded in Southport, QLD on the National Public Toilet Map. Only facilities on that map are counted, so a café or shopping-centre toilet that was never listed is not included.
- Are there 24-hour public toilets in Southport, QLD?
- 7 of the 20 recorded toilets in Southport, QLD are listed as open 24 hours, including Washington Waters Park and James Overell Park. "24 hours" is the council's recorded pattern, not a live status.
- Which public toilets in Southport, QLD are wheelchair accessible?
- 11 of the 20 are flagged as wheelchair accessible, and 2 of those are locked with an MLAK key — for example Musgrave Park and Washington Waters Park. The accessible page for Southport, QLD lists them all.
- Are the public toilets in Southport, QLD free to use?
- Mostly. 19 are recorded as free and 1 records a charge — usually a coin-operated automated toilet.
- Is there a toilet with a baby change table in Southport, QLD?
- Yes — 3 of the recorded toilets in Southport, QLD have a baby change table, such as Australia Fair and Southport Park Shopping Centre.
- Is there a caravan dump point in Southport, QLD?
- 1 site in Southport, QLD records a caravan dump point, including Broadwater Tourist Park. The map notes that one exists, not whether a fee or grey-water rule applies.
Where this data comes from
Data from the National Public Toilet Map, Australian Government Department of Health, released 28 January 2025 and imported 27 May 2025; amenity details such as dump points, sharps disposal, ambulant cubicles and adult change tables were refreshed from the 1 August 2026 release. Licensed CC BY 3.0 AU. The dataset has no per-facility verification date — if a listing is wrong, use the report button on it. See our data sources for more.