Public Toilets

Here is a snapshot of the public toilets located in Parks and Playgrounds

A number of public toilets are located within parks and playgrounds that are managed and maintained by the City.

These toilets are typically open from 6am to 7pm during the Summer (October to April) and Winter hours ( May - September) are 6am to 6pm. Due to security concerns, many of the City's public toilets are locked overnight.

*Shipwreck park is a fully accessible changing place toilet.

If you notice any of these facilities require attention, please contact the City on 9394 5000 or email info@armadale.wa.gov.au

The National Public Toilet Map lists all publicly accessible toilets within the City of Armadale.

Building New Toilets

It is important that Council builds toilets in locations where they are most needed. It costs around $24,000 a year to operate a public toilet facility, including cleaning, maintenance, and asset management costs – regardless of how many people use them.

Not every park has a toilet. Public toilets are usually located in parks that encourage longer stays with facilities and activities.

Therefore, while having a toilet in your local neighbourhood park would be convenient, the parks amenities mean you’re only going to be there for a short time, and you could more than likely wait till you return home.

LOCATION	ADDRESS	PLAYGROUND	BBQ	PICNIC NODE	SPORTS OVAL
Gwynne Park	Forrest Road, Armadale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Lions Park	Angorra Road, Armadale	Yes	No	Yes	No
Memorial Park	Orchard Ave, Armadale	Yes	No	Yes	No
Minnawarra Park	History House Museum	No	No	No	No
Visitors Centre	Jull Street, Armadale	No	No	No	No
Settlers Common	Observation Circle, Bedfordale	No	No	Yes	No
Don Simmons	Tijuanna Road, Brookdale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Henley Park	Henley Drive, Champion Lakes	Yes	No	Yes	No
Harrisdale Playing Fields	Gracefield Bvde, Harrisdale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Shipwreck Park*	Forrest Road, Hilbert	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Karragullen Hall Public Toilets	Saunders Way, Karragullen	Yes	No	No	Yes
Creyk Park	Waltham Road, Kelmscott	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
John Dunn Memorial Park	Third Ave, Kelmscott	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Rushton Park	River Road, Kelmscott	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Frye Park	Clifton Street, Kelmscott	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Novelli Pavilion	Novelli Parade, Piara Waters	Yes	No	No	Yes
Piara Waters Pavilion	Wrights Road, Piara Waters	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Robot Park	Doryanthes, Piara Waters	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Rossitor Pavilion	16 Tuberose Rd, Piara Waters	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Borrello Parks	Orchid Drive, Roleystone	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Cross Park	Jarrah Road, Roleystone	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

These toilets are typically open from 6am to 7pm during the Summer (October to April) and Winter hours ( May - September) are 6am to 6pm. Due to security concerns, many of the City's public toilets are locked overnight.

It is important that Council builds toilets in locations where they are most needed. It costs around $24,000 a year to operate a public toilet facility, including cleaning, maintenance, and asset management costs – regardless of how many people use them.

Therefore, while having a toilet in your local neighbourhood park would be convenient, the parks amenities mean you’re only going to be there for a short time, and you could more than likely wait till you return home.