Search the National Toilet Map

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National Toilet Map
toiletmap.gov.au β€” Search by location, filter by features
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Accessible toilets
Filter for wheelchair-accessible facilities
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Baby change
Find toilets with baby change tables
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24-hour access
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Tips for managing when you're out

Plan ahead: Check the Toilet Map before you leave home, especially for new routes or unfamiliar areas. Save the website to your phone's home screen for quick access.

Know your options: Shopping centres, libraries, hospitals, petrol stations, and major fast food outlets usually have public toilets. Many councils also provide facilities in parks and recreation areas.

Talk to your GP: If you frequently need to plan around toilet access, there may be treatable underlying causes. Conditions like overactive bladder, urinary tract infections, and irritable bowel syndrome are common and manageable. Your GP can help β€” don't assume it's just something you have to live with.

Need help with bladder or bowel issues?

πŸ“ž 1800 33 00 66

National Continence Helpline β€” free, confidential

Mon–Fri, 8am–8pm AEST. Staffed by continence nurse advisors.

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πŸ“‹ Source: National Public Toilet Map β€” Department of Health and Aged Care (toiletmap.gov.au). 19,000+ locations.
Your doctor or healthcare provider knows your history and circumstances β€” always follow their personalised advice over general information.