Public toilets & baby change in Armidale, Tamworth & New England
Public toilet map: New England
Tap a pin for baby change, opening hours and directions.
Every public toilet we know of across Armidale, Tamworth & New England: 604 in 139 suburbs and towns, including Armidale, Inverell, Gunnedah, Moree, Narrabri, South Tamworth, Hillvue, North Tamworth, Glen Innes, West Tamworth, East Tamworth and Calala. Another 66 are for customers, at shops, cafes and service stations. 70 have a baby change table and 310 are wheelchair accessible. Tap a pin for opening hours, access and directions.
In Tamworth, the Bicentennial Park toilets have baby change, about 200 metres from the park's playground. Armidale's Arboretum has an accessible toilet open 24 hours, 110 metres from its playground. Inverell's Victoria Park toilets have baby change and an accessible toilet, 100 metres from the playground. Wolseley Park in Gunnedah has an accessible toilet, 130 metres from its playground. In Moree, Jellicoe Park's automatic toilets on Warialda Street have baby change.
Inverell Library has a baby care room, baby change and an accessible toilet. Bicentennial Park also has a Changing Places toilet with a shower, opened with an MLAK key. Quirindi has a Changing Places toilet at the Showground Pavilion, near the main entrance. Moree's automatic toilets sense weight, so the council asks parents to go in with small children.
Glen Innes has an adult change facility in the toilets 60 metres from the Centennial Parklands playground. Narrabri's Cameron Street toilets are accessible, 70 metres from the Cameron Park playground. Walcha's Lions Park toilets have baby change, 40 metres from its playground.
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