“I came out of the loo, and suddenly there are these beautiful red rock domes, a blue sky and outback greenery. “There was an area where you can park, picnic, walk around and visit the toilet,” Halliday recalls. Key rules for visitors while onsite include: Spring. One might be at Kata Tjuta, a group of rock formations in the Northern Territory. Restrooms are in the Customer Service Center foyer and are available throughout the entire day. The trail begins at the cupboard in the Tempest kitchen. “But there’s certainly a few contenders.” At some point during your adventures, youll start to notice crumbs of food strewn about the Tempest.

“No one has ever identified the most scenic toilet ever,” Halliday says. So what makes a great public loo? A toilet so pretty you took photos? A room with a view? One you stumbled upon just in time? Toilets might have a ramp, but doorways to the toilet are too narrow for motorised access.” As “standards for accessibility change,” so does the map, Radford explains. With each bathroom location, information is included on accessibility features including baby care, sharps disposal and showers. “The longevity of the project is an indicator of how valuable it is.” The federal health department’s National Public Toilet Map displays the location of more than 19,000 public bathroom facilities across the country – a true gift in this pandemic, as Australians make plans to spend more time outdoors.Īpproved in 2000, the map came about “at a time when getting information on where there are toilets was almost impossible,” says Michael Radford, who worked on the map.

The visitor walkthrough bathroom