South Australia Public Toilets

South Australia has 28 areas on this index, holding 406 recorded public toilets between them. That makes it the fifth-largest of the eight state and territory indexes. The largest are Adelaide (50 toilets), Mount Gambier (22) and Port Lincoln (19). The smallest area listed records 10, and half of them list 12 or fewer.

260 of the 406 are recorded as wheelchair accessible, 64% of everything listed here and the fourth-highest share of the eight. Adelaide has the most of any area here, 47 of its 50. 7 open with an MLAK key, the national Master Locksmiths Access Key, spread across 3 of the 28 areas.

89 listings record a baby-change table, in 24 of the 28 areas. 405 of the 406 are free to use; the 1 that charges for entry sits in 1 area.

An area appears on this page once the National Public Toilet Map records at least 10 public toilets in it, so these totals are a floor for South Australia rather than every toilet in the state. The counts are only as current as that dataset, which councils update at their own pace.