Public toilets & baby change in Perth Hills & the Swan Valley
Public toilet map: Hills & Swan Valley
Tap a pin for baby change, opening hours and directions.
Every public toilet we know of across Perth Hills & the Swan Valley: 267 in 72 suburbs and towns, including Ellenbrook, Ballajura, Aveley, Forrestfield, High Wycombe, Beechboro, Brabham, Lesmurdie, Swan View, Caversham, Kalamunda and Northam. Another 8 are for customers, at shops, cafes and service stations. 48 have a baby change table and 120 are wheelchair accessible. Tap a pin for opening hours, access and directions.
In Ellenbrook, the public toilets at Rainbow Waters Playground have baby change and an accessible toilet. Ballajura's Weitj Park, home of the intergenerational playspace, has both, 50 metres from the play area. Aveley's Aviary Creek Park has both as well. In Forrestfield, the Magnolia Way Reserve toilets have baby change, 80 metres from its playground. High Wycombe's Fleming Reserve has 24-hour toilets with baby change, 40 metres from the playground.
In Kalamunda, the Zig Zag Cultural and Visitor Centre has baby change, an accessible toilet and adult change with a shower. Guildford's Swan Valley Visitor Centre has baby change and an accessible toilet, near Stirling Square playground. Toodyay's Duke Street toilet block has baby change and a Changing Places room, opened with an MLAK key.
At Whiteman Park, Pia's Place has a Changing Places toilet at its entry, opened with an MLAK key. Woodbridge Riverside Park has 24-hour toilets with baby change and adult change, 100 metres from the play space. Northam's Bernard Park toilets have baby change, 40 metres from the playground.
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