Public toilets & baby change in South-West Sydney
Public toilet map: South-West Sydney
Tap a pin for baby change, opening hours and directions.
Every public toilet we know of across South-West Sydney: 619 in 126 suburbs and towns, including Bankstown, Liverpool, Greenacre, Campsie, Punchbowl, Cabramatta, Yagoona, Fairfield, Earlwood, Oran Park, Lakemba and Casula. Another 13 are for customers, at shops, cafes and service stations. 160 have a baby change table and 332 are wheelchair accessible. Tap a pin for opening hours, access and directions.
Bankstown City Gardens has public toilets with baby change, right next to Variety Livvi's Place. In Liverpool, Bigge Park has an accessible toilet and baby change beside the water play park. Campsie's town centre toilets on Lilian Street include baby change, a short walk from Anzac Park. In Cabramatta, the Cabravale Park toilets have baby change, 30 metres from the playground.
Two council libraries have baby change. Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre also has an accessible toilet, near the Ian Stromborg Play Space. Narellan Library has Elyard Reserve next door. For an adult-change toilet, there are Changing Places in Bankstown City Gardens and at Liverpool's Whitlam Leisure Centre. Both open with an MLAK key.
Further south, Dawson-Damer Park in Oran Park has baby change and a Changing Places toilet. That toilet opens with an MLAK key or a Camden Council access code. Brenan Park in Smithfield has baby change 30 metres from its playground. In Picton, the Botanic Gardens toilets with baby change are beside the playground.
Facts from National Public Toilet Map and Changing Places: find a toilet.
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