Waratah Park Reserve

Public toilet in Sutherland, NSW

Waratah Park Reserve has a disabled toilet, and it is a Changing Places toilet. Open 6am-6pm.

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  • Accessible
  • Baby change
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Open 6am-6pm

MLAK is required at all times for the Changing Places facility.

Rawson Avenue, Sutherland, NSW

Before you go

These are the features listed in the source data. Others may still be there, so check with the venue if it matters to you.

Access

  • Accessible toiletYes
  • Changing PlacesYes
  • Adult change tableYes
  • Ambulant toiletYes

Getting in

  • MLAK key after hoursYes
  • Accessible parkingYes
  • ParkingYes

Other facilities

  • Baby changeYes
  • UnisexYes
  • MaleYes
  • FemaleYes
  • Accessible showerYes
  • Drinking waterYes
  • Sanitary disposalYes

Notes

Location
Within the new playground adjacent to Sutherland Leisure Centre entrance.
Access
All other facilities are on a time lock between 6am and 6pm.
Adult change
Changing Places facility only accessible with an MLAK key.
Parking
DDA-compliant parking spaces are available nearby. All of the accessible parking spaces are fitted with parking sensors that relay location and real-time availability via the NSW Government Park'nPay App.
Baby change
Unisex toilet and Parent Room combined.

Nearest accessible toilets

  1. Sutherland Leisure Centre 50 m away in a straight line, Sutherland NSW. Open Mon-Fri 5:30am-9pm, Sat 6am-7pm, Sun 7am-7pm
  2. Waratah Womens Athletic Clubhouse 130 m away in a straight line, Sutherland NSW. Variable hours
  3. Waratah Park Basketball Stadium 190 m away in a straight line, Sutherland NSW. Variable hours
  4. Waratah Park Australian Rules Field 520 m away in a straight line, Sutherland NSW. Variable hours
  5. Old Princes Highway 630 m away in a straight line, Sutherland NSW. Open 7am-7pm

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