Public toilets & baby change in Victoria's High Country
Public toilet map: Vic High Country
Tap a pin for baby change, opening hours and directions.
Every public toilet we know of across Victoria's High Country: 674 in 138 suburbs and towns, including Wangaratta, Benalla, Mansfield, Beechworth, Myrtleford, Alexandra, Bright, Rutherglen, Yackandandah, Yea, Kinglake and Chiltern. Another 6 are for customers, at shops, cafes and service stations. 68 have a baby change table and 203 are wheelchair accessible. Tap a pin for opening hours, access and directions.
In Wangaratta, the King George V Gardens toilets have baby change and an accessible toilet, 50 metres from the playground. Benalla's toilets beside the Splash Park have a baby change table and a shower. Mansfield's Botanic Park has baby change too, 20 metres from its playground. In Myrtleford, the Jubilee Park toilets have baby change and are open 24 hours.
Wangaratta's Apex Park has baby change and a Changing Places toilet with a hoist, 90 metres from the playground. Benalla Library has an adult change table and hoist; bring your own sling. Below it, the Lake Benalla foreshore toilets are open 24 hours, near Jaycee Island Playground. Yackandandah's Sir Isaac Isaacs Park and Chiltern's Martin Park have Changing Places toilets, opened with an MLAK key. Eildon has one 30 metres from the splash park.
Bright's Howitt Park toilets have baby change, 40 metres from the playground. Alexandra's Rotary Park has baby change and an accessible toilet near its playground. Kinglake's Bollygum Park toilets have baby change too.
Facts from National Public Toilet Map and Indigo Shire Council: Changing Places.
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