Public toilets & baby change in Hamilton & the Western Grampians
Public toilet map: Western Grampians
Tap a pin for baby change, opening hours and directions.
Every public toilet we know of across Hamilton & the Western Grampians: 163 in 41 suburbs and towns, including Horsham, Hamilton, Haven, Coleraine, Edenhope, Dunkeld, Penshurst, Natimuk, Cavendish, Apsley, Tarrington and Branxholme. Another 5 are for customers, at shops, cafes and service stations. 26 have a baby change table and 75 are wheelchair accessible. Tap a pin for opening hours, access and directions.
In Horsham, the Botanic Gardens toilets have baby change and an accessible toilet, 80 metres from the playground. Beside Lake Hamilton, the beach toilets have baby change, 20 metres from the lakeside playground. In Haven, the Henty Highway toilets have baby change, 50 metres from the recreation reserve playground. Coleraine's toilets on the Glenelg Highway have baby change and are open 24 hours. Edenhope's Anzac Avenue toilets have baby change, 180 metres from the Lions Park playground.
Horsham's May Park has a Changing Places toilet near its playground, open at any hour with an MLAK key. The town's visitor information centre has baby change and an accessible toilet. Hamilton Botanic Gardens has a Changing Places toilet on its Kennedy Street side, also opened with an MLAK key.
On the Wimmera River, the rowing club toilets have an accessible toilet, 20 metres from the Horsham Nature and Water Play Park. In Dunkeld, the Parker Street toilets have baby change, 70 metres from the Memorial Park playground. At Mount Arapiles, the Centenary Park toilets have baby change and an accessible toilet.
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