Toronto Washrooms
When you need a washroom, you need it right away, and that's exactly when Toronto can feel short on options. Public washrooms are available in libraries, parks, community centres, malls, and the downtown PATH, but they're scattered, and their quality ranges from spotless to best-avoided. The problem is usually not that there's nothing nearby. It's that you can't tell where the nearest decent one is until you're already searching.
For some people, this matters more than others. A parent with a young child, a delivery or ride-share driver on a long shift, or anyone who can't always wait needs to know where the nearest washroom is before heading out. It also helps to know the details ahead of time: whether it's step-free, has a baby change table, is gender-neutral, or is open late.
So the map below shows public washrooms across Toronto. For the full list of nearby washrooms, download our iOS app.
10 public washrooms in downtown Toronto
- Nathan Phillips Square — at City Hall, 100 Queen St W
- Grange Park — behind the AGO, 26 Grange Rd · ♿️
- Trinity Bellwoods Park — 790 Queen St W · ♿️ · 9 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Harbour Square Park — 25 Queens Quay W (ferry terminal) · ♿️
- Bellevue Square Park — Kensington Market · 9 a.m.–10 p.m.
- St. Lawrence Community Rec Centre — 230 The Esplanade
- Sherbourne Common — East Bayfront · 9 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Canoe Landing — CityPlace / Fort York
- Riverdale Park West — 375 Sumach St, Cabbagetown · 9 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Little Norway Park — 659 Queens Quay W · 9 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
