Are these toilets free?

Most public toilets are free. A few in train stations and city centres charge a small fee, and we show “Paid” where we know it. Toilets in shops and cafés for customers only aren’t listed.

Can I find an accessible toilet?

Toilets marked accessible have room for a wheelchair and grab rails. In the UK many accessible toilets use a RADAR key; in Australia some use the MLAK key. Changing Places toilets, with a hoist and adult changing bench, are noted where the data has them.

Where does this come from?

Australia’s list is the government’s National Public Toilet Map. Elsewhere it’s OpenStreetMap, which volunteers keep up to date. Opening hours change, so check the sign when you get there.

Where are the toilets on my road trip?

Plan your drive in Roadtrip and it lists toilets every 25 km or so along the route, with the best stops each day and places to sleep.

Public toilets near me

The closest public toilets to you, with accessible and baby change facilities where we know them. Tap “Use my exact location” for the nearest to where you’re standing.

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From OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), New Zealand's Department of Conservation (CC BY 4.0), Australia's National Public Toilet Map (CC BY 3.0 AU) and Roadtrip's own research. Check opening times and rules on site.

Good to know

Are these toilets free?: Most public toilets are free. A few in train stations and city centres charge a small fee, and we show “Paid” where we know it. Toilets in shops and cafés for customers only aren’t listed.
Can I find an accessible toilet?: Toilets marked accessible have room for a wheelchair and grab rails. In the UK many accessible toilets use a RADAR key; in Australia some use the MLAK key. Changing Places toilets, with a hoist and adult changing bench, are noted where the data has them.
Where does this come from?: Australia’s list is the government’s National Public Toilet Map. Elsewhere it’s OpenStreetMap, which volunteers keep up to date. Opening hours change, so check the sign when you get there.
Where are the toilets on my road trip?: Plan your drive in Roadtrip and it lists toilets every 25 km or so along the route, with the best stops each day and places to sleep.