Find Public Toilets Near You, Australia-Wide
25,447+ facilities from the National Public Toilet Map - filter by MLAK, Changing Places, baby change, shower, sharps disposal, and 24-hour access.
Type a suburb or town, use your current location, or click a point on the map to find every public toilet nearby - each with opening hours and the facilities that matter most: MLAK key access, Changing Places, baby change, showers, sharps disposal, and 24-hour availability. Sourced from the Australian Government's National Public Toilet Map, refreshed monthly.
Find Public Toilets Anywhere in Australia
Search 25,447+ public toilet facilities across every state and territory, sourced directly from the Australian Government's National Public Toilet Map. Type a suburb name, use your current location, or click anywhere on the map, then filter by the facilities that matter to you - MLAK key access, Changing Places, baby change tables, showers, sharps disposal, or 24-hour availability.
Every result shows the facility name, suburb, opening hours, and its full set of amenities - not just a raw address. Location search runs entirely against a local suburb index in your browser, so nothing you type is sent to a third-party geocoding service.
What the Filters Mean
Unlocked with a Master Locksmiths Access Key for 24/7 access outside normal hours. See our MLAK explainer for cost and how to get one.
Larger accessible facilities with a height-adjustable adult change table and hoist. Full national list in our Changing Places directory.
A baby change table or dedicated baby care room on site.
A public shower is available at the facility, common at beaches and caravan/camping areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does this toilet data come from?
From the Australian Government's National Public Toilet Map (data.gov.au), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia. It's refreshed monthly - see the source and licence note in the footer.
What does the MLAK filter mean?
MLAK (Master Locksmiths Access Key) unlocks toilets kept locked outside standard hours or for security, giving 24/7 access to people with disability or continence needs who hold a key. See our MLAK explainer for cost and eligibility.
Is my location sent to a server?
No. Suburb search is matched against a local dataset in your browser, not an external geocoding service. Geolocation and map clicks also stay entirely client-side.
Related Tools
- MLAK Access Toilets - MLAK-filtered map plus the full explainer on cost and eligibility
- Changing Places Directory - every Changing Places facility in Australia, state by state
- Postcode Radius - every Australian postcode within a set distance