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Park Toilets in Tasmania
398 public toilets in Tasmania are in parks and reserves, 206 of them wheelchair accessible and 292 open around the clock.
Showing 48 of the 398 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.
Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park - Franklin River Picnic Area
Southwest, TAS,
Lyell Highway
Mt William National Park 4
Mount William, TAS,
Mount William
Swanwick
Coles Bay, TAS,
192 Hazards View Drive
Mount Field National Park - Land of the Giants Campground
Mount Field, TAS,
Lake Dobson Road
Temma Road 3
Arthur River, TAS,
Temma Road
Narawntapu National Park - Narawntapu Visitor Centre
Bakers Beach, TAS,
Bakers Beach Road
Aikenhead Point - Vietnam Veterans Picnic Area
Devonport, TAS,
45 Victoria Parade
Lions Park
Ulverstone, TAS,
The Quadrant/Main Street, Ulverstone
King Park
Stanley, TAS,
40 Church Street
Homestead Road
Waterhouse, TAS,
Homestead Road
Picnic Point
West Ulverstone, TAS,
Picnic Point Road
City Park
Launceston, TAS,
Cimitere Street
Talisker Street
Perth, TAS,
Talisker Street
Bosworth Park
Latrobe, TAS,
Stanley Street
Transit Terminal
Cradle Mountain, TAS,
3845 Cradle Mountain Road
Bus Terminal/Tolosa Park
Glenorchy, TAS,
Tolosa Street
Cataract Gorge Reserve - Cliff Ground
Trevallyn, TAS,
Intersection of Cataract Walk, Maple Steps, Chairlift Link
Apsley Waterhole & Lookout Track
Bicheno, TAS,
Apsley Waterhole and Lookout Track
Cosy Corner
Binalong Bay, TAS,
Gardens Road
Maria Island National Park - Coffee Palace
Triabunna, TAS,
Fossil Cliffs Circuit
Hiscutt Park
Penguin, TAS,
Crescent Street
Southwest National Park - Cockle Creek
Recherche, TAS,
Cockle Creek Road
Tuckers Arm
Saint Helens, TAS,
Moulting Bay Beach Road
Longford Skate Park
Longford, TAS,
2A Archer Street
East Wynyard Foreshore Playground
Wynyard, TAS,
32A Old Bass Highway
Tamar Conservation Area - Tamar Island Wetlands Interpretation Centre
Riverside, TAS,
West Tamar Highway
Lions Park
Railton, TAS,
Railton Road
Pioneer Park
East Devonport, TAS,
17A Thomas Street
Beauty Bay
St Helens, TAS,
Tasman Highway St Helens
West Rowallan Track
Mersey Forest, TAS,
West Rowallan Track Mersey Forest
John Doggett Park
West Hobart, TAS,
5 Hamilton Street
Raspin Beach
Orford, TAS,
90 Tasman Highway
Black Water Disposal Station
Swansea, TAS,
19 Esplanade
North East Rock
Palana, TAS,
NE River Road
Eddington Street
Bridgewater, TAS,
25A Eddington Street
Roseneath Reserve
Austins Ferry, TAS,
Main Road
Franklin Square
Hobart, TAS,
Elizabeth Street
West Street
Beaconsfield, TAS,
1 West Street
Alfred Street
Scottsdale, TAS,
Alfred Street
Boat Park
Dodges Ferry, TAS,
18 Tiger Head Road
Tamar Visitor Centre
Exeter, TAS,
1 Winkleigh Road
St Leonards Park
St Leonards, TAS,
75-77 Station Road
Lenah Valley Road
Lenah Valley, TAS,
268 Lenah Valley Road
Imlay Street
Dunalley, TAS,
Imlay Street
Marieville Esplanade
Sandy Bay, TAS,
Marieville Esplanade
Gull Street
Rocky Cape, TAS,
Gull Street
Heritage Forest BBQ Area
Invermay, TAS,
Conway Street
Anzac Park Playground
Somerset, TAS,
2A Bells Parade
Park Toilets in other states
The same slice of the map outside Tasmania.
Suburb pages with parks and reserves in Tasmania
Areas large enough to have their own toilet page, ordered by how many of these they hold.
Park Toilets in Tasmania: what the data shows
Tasmania records 398 of Australia's 9,681 public toilets in parks and reserves — 4% of the national total. That makes it the sixth-largest state total, behind New South Wales (2,713), Victoria (2,629), Queensland (2,075), South Australia (872) and Western Australia (760). They sit in 239 named towns.
Southwest (10), Coles Bay (7) and Mount William (7) carry the most between them. Those 3 account for 24 of the 398; a further 151 towns record exactly one.
Named listings include O'Neills Park at 1416 Claude Road, North East Rock, Picnic Point and Eddington Street. Around Southwest the listings run to Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park - Nelson Falls, Melaleuca Airfield and Mount Anne Track.
Of the 398, 191 have parking on site, 32 have drinking water and 206 are recorded as wheelchair accessible. They are 41% of the 966 public toilets recorded in Tasmania, and 48% of the round-the-clock ones.
206 of the 398 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — including Roseneath Reserve and City Park. 1 is a Changing Places facility, with an adult-sized change table and a hoist: Simmons Park. 1 opens with an MLAK key, the national Master Locksmiths Access Key: Kangaroo Bay. 68 of the 398 have a baby-change table, and 64 of those sit at a site that is also wheelchair accessible.
292 of the 398 are published as open 24 hours — such as Apsley Waterhole & Lookout Track and Liffey Falls Track. 66 open in daylight hours only, 10 list variable hours and 2 follow the host venue's hours. Where set times are published, the earliest opening is 5:30am at Mersey Bluff Foreshore Park Changerooms and the latest closing is 8pm at Waverley Lake Park. 3 are shown as closed on Mondays. 77 publish no weekly hours at all, so treat those as unknown rather than open.
2 of the 398 charge for entry; the rest are free: Tasmanian Arboretum and Cataract Gorge Reserve - First Basin. 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. Every figure here is counted from the National Public Toilet Map, which operators and councils update at their own pace.
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.