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Park Toilets in New South Wales
2,713 public toilets in New South Wales are in parks and reserves, 1,702 of them wheelchair accessible and 1,120 open around the clock.
Showing 48 of the 2,713 listings, picked to spread across as many towns as possible rather than to cluster in one. Every count on this page is taken from the full set.
High Street
Coffs Harbour, NSW,
High Street
Mona Park 3
Auburn, NSW,
83 Mona Street
Hyde Park South Cafe
Sydney, NSW,
124 Elizabeth Street
The Australian Botanic Garden - Banksia Garden south
Mount Annan, NSW,
Narellan Road
Ballina Fawcett Park
Ballina, NSW,
Fawcett Street
Queen Elizabeth Park
Concord, NSW,
32 Broughton Street
Harry Chapman Park
Cowra, NSW,
Darling Avenue
Headland Park Artist Precinct, Georges Heights
Mosman, NSW,
1100 Middle Head Road
North Family Play Centre
Broken Hill, NSW,
Murton Street
Newington Armory
Sydney Olympic Park, NSW,
Jamieson Street
Marsden Weir
Goulburn, NSW,
Off Fitzroy Street
Mackay Sportsfield
Centennial Park, NSW,
Grand Drive
Castle Hill Showground
Castle Hill, NSW,
131 Showground Road
Darook Park
Cronulla, NSW,
Darook Park Road
Govetts Leap Look Out - Blue Mountains National Park
Blackheath, NSW,
Govetts Leap Road
North Head Sanctuary Barracks Precinct
Manly, NSW,
Building 1, North Head Scenic Drive
Forster Main Beach Surf Club
Forster, NSW,
North & Beach Street
Lisgar Gardens
Hornsby, NSW,
Lisgar Road
Albert Park
Cootamundra, NSW,
80 Hovell St
Gosling Creek Reserve
Orange, NSW,
2 Bloomfield Road
Miss Wilson Park
Oberon, NSW,
2 Doctor Perkins Crescent
Plough and Harrow East 1
Abbotsbury, NSW,
745 Elizabeth Drive
Central Gardens Merrylands Road
Merrylands, NSW,
Merrylands Road
Gough Whitlam Reserve
Earlwood, NSW,
Waterworth Park Bayview Avenue
Rotary Park
Eden, NSW,
Bramble Street
Yanga Woolshed Picnic Area
Balranald, NSW,
Woolshed Entrance Road
Campbell Park
Inverell, NSW,
Gwydir Highway
Ted Horwood (Field 2 & 3)
Baulkham Hills, NSW,
25Z Park Road
Jack Bayliss Park South
Kingscliff, NSW,
Marine Parade
Scenic World
Katoomba, NSW,
1 Violet Street
Parkes Kelly Reserve Dump Point
Parkes, NSW,
2 Thomas Street
Bathurst Sports Ground
Bathurst, NSW,
Howick Street
Greystanes Sportsgrounds East
Greystanes, NSW,
2 Curra Place
Tom Beatson Outlook Razorback Road
Tweed Heads, NSW,
Razorback Road
Sawn Rocks Picnic Area
Narrabri, NSW,
Killarney Gap Road
Queanbeyan Park Playground
Queanbeyan, NSW,
36 Lowe Street
Hungry Head Sporting Fields
Urunga, NSW,
Morgo Street
Berry - Mark Radium Park
Berry, NSW,
3 Victoria Street
Riverside Park
Moruya, NSW,
28 Ford Street
Cockatoo Island Turbine Shop
Cockatoo Island, NSW,
Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour
Oxley Park Lookout
Tamworth, NSW,
Scenic Road
Memorial Park
Grafton, NSW,
LOT 7001 Prince Street
Market Square Park
Tenterfield, NSW,
Clarence Street
Bolton Park
Wagga Wagga, NSW,
42-48 Morgan Street
Henry Lawson Drive
Georges Hall, NSW,
Henry Lawson Drive
Botanic Gardens - Childrens Garden
Albury, NSW,
Wodonga Place
Country Women's Association Park
Griffith, NSW,
Railway Street
Oatley Park
Oatley, NSW,
Mallard Drive
Park Toilets in other states
The same slice of the map outside New South Wales.
Suburb pages with parks and reserves in New South Wales
Areas large enough to have their own toilet page, ordered by how many of these they hold.
Park Toilets in New South Wales: what the data shows
Of the 9,681 public toilets in parks and reserves on the national map, 2,713 are in New South Wales. That is more than any other state or territory — Victoria is next with 2,629. They sit in 1,348 named towns.
The largest clusters are at Coffs Harbour (16), Auburn (15) and Sydney (13). Those 3 account for 44 of the 2,713; a further 762 towns record exactly one.
Named listings include The Australian Botanic Garden - Banksia Garden south on Narellan Road, Byarong Park Picnic Area, Apex Park, Picton and Kingsgrove Avenue Reserve. Around Coffs Harbour the listings run to High Street, Ocean Parade and Park Beach.
Of the 2,713, 1,878 have parking on site, 423 have drinking water and 1,702 are recorded as wheelchair accessible. That is 35% of every public toilet recorded in New South Wales (7,651 in total), and 41% of those open 24 hours.
1,702 of the 2,713 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — such as Coomba Park Aquatic Gardens and Lion's Park West. 24 are Changing Places facilities, with an adult-sized change table and a hoist — among them Ollie Webb Reserve and Bolton Park. 150 open with an MLAK key, the national Master Locksmiths Access Key — among them Burrill Lake Lions Park and Volunteer Marine Rescue Tower. 50 need a key from the operator instead, which means finding whoever holds it before you arrive. 495 of the 2,713 have a baby-change table, and 476 of those sit at a site that is also wheelchair accessible.
1,120 of the 2,713 are published as open 24 hours — among them Rotary Park and Erlestoke Park. 976 open in daylight hours only, 124 list variable hours and 12 follow the host venue's hours. Where set times are published, the earliest opening is 4:30am at East Esplanade and the latest closing is 11pm at Cabravale Memorial Park. 55 are shown as closed on Mondays. 1,106 publish no weekly hours at all, so treat those as unknown rather than open.
11 of the 2,713 charge for entry; the rest are free — the charging ones being Brackens Hut and Hyde Park - North 1. This is the largest category in the dataset by a wide margin, and it stretches from a single pan in a pocket park to a serviced block in a regional park. Many are locked at dusk even where no closing time is published. These numbers come straight from the National Public Toilet Map, so confirm anything you are relying on before you set out.
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. 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.