About the data
A free directory of accessible toilets and Changing Places across Australia, from Access Tours.
Where the listings come from
Every listing comes from the National Public Toilet Map dataset, published by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia licence. This site shows the export dated 30 September 2026: 25,622 toilets from 25,624 rows in the dataset. 2 rows were left out (missing state).
The Australian Government does not guarantee, and accepts no risk in respect of, the accuracy, currency or completeness of this information. This is not a government website, and it is not endorsed by the Department.
How current it is
Listings come from the national dataset. Current data: 30 September 2026.
How accurate it is
Details are supplied by councils, venues and members of the public. We do not inspect toilets or check the listings, so a feature marked as present may have changed, and a feature shown as "Not listed" may still be there. If it matters for your visit, check with the venue before you travel.
Access Tours (WellStrategic Pty Ltd) provides this site free of charge and as is. We do not inspect toilets or check listings. To the extent the law allows, Access Tours and WellStrategic Pty Ltd accept no liability for any loss, injury or inconvenience from relying on information on this site.
How to correct a listing
Each toilet page has a "Suggest a correction" link to that toilet on the National Public Toilet Map. Corrections made there flow into the dataset, and then into this site at the next refresh.
Who runs this site
AT Disabled Toilet Maps is an Access Tours project. "AT" stands for Access Tours. Access Tours is a product of WellStrategic Pty Ltd, based in Perth, Western Australia. Questions about this site: [email protected]. The site is built using WCAG guidelines, lists work without JavaScript, and the map is optional.
Maps
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Map tiles by OpenFreeMap.