Every toilet and restroom at Blundstone Arena (Bellerive Oval), mapped by stand and level — plus the best places to eat, drink, and stay near Hobart's scenic waterfront ground.
Heading into Blundstone Arena? Find the closest bathroom to your entry gate in seconds.
| I'm entering via... | Nearest toilet | Walk | Accessible | Baby Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main Gate (Derwent St, west) | Western Stand, Ground Level | 1 min | Yes | Western Stand L1 |
| Northern Gate (Church St) | Northern Hill toilets | 1 min | Yes | — |
| Eastern Gate (Eastern concourse) | Eastern Stand, Ground Level | 1 min | Yes | Eastern Stand L1 |
| Southern Gate (Southern end) | Southern Stand, Ground Level | 2 min | Yes | — |
| Not inside yet (Bellerive foreshore) | Public toilets at Bellerive Beach Park | 5 min | Yes | No |
💡 Half-time pro tip: With a 20,000 capacity, queues are shorter than at mainland grounds — but the Northern Hill and upper level toilets are still your best bet during peak breaks.
All restrooms pinned on the actual Blundstone Arena footprint. Tap a pin for stand, level, and facility details.
Quick picks for your game day — the closest hotel, best pre-game pub, top restaurant, and must-do experience.
4-star on the Bellerive waterfront, minutes from the ground. River Derwent views.
Steps from the ground on the Bellerive foreshore. Classic pub meals and Cascade on tap.
Revolving waterfront restaurant at Wrest Point. Tasmanian seafood with panoramic views.
Drive to the 1,271m summit for panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent, and beyond.
Pre-game pubs, post-match restaurants, and the best spots within walking distance — all verified with real distances. We've noted which venues have confirmed customer toilets.
The closest pub to Blundstone Arena, right on the waterfront. Cascade on tap, classic bistro meals, and outdoor seating with Derwent views. The go-to pre-game stop.
Local Bellerive pub with bistro, TAB, and beer garden. Good-value counter meals. Easy walk to the ground after a few pints.
Craft beer bar in historic Battery Point with rotating Tasmanian taps. Small-batch local brews and a relaxed atmosphere. Worth the trip for beer lovers.
Popular Hobart cocktail bar and restaurant. Great pre-game dinner spot if you're driving across the Tasman Bridge. Open late.
Microbrewery with tasting paddles and food trucks. A proper Tasmanian craft beer experience before the game. Outdoor seating.
Australia's oldest brewery (1824). Tours, tastings, and a beautiful garden bar. Combine with a game day for the full Hobart experience.
Several cafes along the Bellerive village strip. Quick coffee, sandwiches, and light meals. Perfect for a pre-match bite.
Waterfront cafe on the Bellerive foreshore. All-day brunch, great coffee, and views of the Derwent. Dog-friendly outdoor seating.
Hobart's most famous seafood restaurant on the waterfront. Fresh Tasmanian oysters, crayfish, and fish. Book ahead on game days. mures.com.au
Wood-fired, seasonal Tasmanian produce. One of Hobart's best restaurants. franklinhobart.com.au. Book ahead for dinner.
Intimate Mediterranean dining in a heritage building. Tasmanian produce with a Spanish and Italian influence. Outstanding wine list.
Floating restaurant at Brooke Street Pier. Waterfront views, Tasmanian wines, and fresh local produce. Great for a special pre-game dinner.
Tasmania's famous Saturday market. Over 300 stalls with local produce, street food, and crafts. 8:30am-3pm Saturdays only. Combine with a day game.
Pies, hot dogs, chips, burgers, and beer at multiple kiosks. The Western Stand concourse has the most options. Northern Hill kiosks are usually less busy at half-time.
Sit-down dining and private bars for premium ticket holders. Exclusive Tasmanian produce menus. Private restrooms in premium areas are typically less busy.
No glass, no cans, no alcohol. Grab fish and chips from Bellerive village or a pie from a nearby bakery on your way in. Sealed water bottles OK.
Hotels on the eastern shore near the ground and across the Derwent in Hobart CBD. Distances are real driving/walking estimates. Expect price spikes for international cricket, BBL finals, and the new AFL season.
4-star hotel with comfortable rooms. Easy drive across the Tasman Bridge to Blundstone Arena. Parking available on-site.
5-star boutique hotel in a converted jam factory on the waterfront. Australia's first art hotel. Walking distance to Salamanca and Constitution Dock.
5-star storytelling hotel on the Hobart waterfront. Each room tells a Tasmanian story. Stunning harbour views. macq01.com.au
Luxury apartments on the waterfront near Salamanca Place. Self-contained with full kitchen. Perfect for multi-day cricket stays.
4.5-star in the heart of Hobart CBD. Recently renovated. Easy access to restaurants and nightlife. Quick drive to the ground via Tasman Bridge.
Apartment-style hotel in the CBD. Studio and 1-bedroom suites with kitchenette. Good for families. Walking distance to Salamanca.
Self-contained apartments on the eastern shore, walking distance to the ground. River views from some units. The closest accommodation to Blundstone Arena.
Hobart's iconic casino hotel overlooking the Derwent. Multiple restaurants including The Point revolving restaurant. Views from every room.
Budget hostel in central Hobart. Dorms and private rooms. Kitchen facilities. Short drive or bus to Blundstone Arena.
Making a day of it? Hobart is one of Australia's most charming cities. These attractions are within easy reach — perfect if you're arriving early or visiting Tasmania for the first time.
Drive to the 1,271m summit for panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent estuary, and the Tasman Peninsula. Snow-capped in winter. Bring a warm jacket — it's always 10°C cooler at the top.
🚽 Public toilets at The Springs (accessible)
Australia's most controversial and acclaimed private museum. A must-visit. Take the MONA ferry from Brooke Street Pier. Allow a full day.
🚽 Multiple restrooms throughout the museum (accessible)
Beautiful gardens on the banks of the Derwent. Free entry. Includes a Subantarctic Plant House unique to the Southern Hemisphere. Pack a picnic.
🚽 Public toilets in the gardens (accessible)
Historic sandstone warehouses now housing galleries, restaurants, and bars. The Saturday market (8:30am-3pm) is unmissable. Walk to Battery Point after.
🚽 Public toilets at Salamanca Place (accessible, baby change)
Scenic waterfront walk right next to the ground. Follow the path along the Derwent with views of Hobart CBD and kunanyi/Mt Wellington. Perfect pre-game stroll.
🚽 Public toilets at Bellerive Beach Park (accessible)
Australia's oldest brewery (1824). Tours run daily with tastings included. Beautiful heritage building beneath kunanyi. Combine with a game day for the ultimate Hobart experience.
🚽 Public toilets at the visitor centre (accessible)
Blundstone Arena is at 15 Derwent Street, Bellerive — on the eastern shore of the River Derwent, across the Tasman Bridge from Hobart CBD, TAS 7018.
10 min from Hobart CBD via the Tasman Bridge (A3). Exit at Bellerive and follow signs to the ground. The most common way to get there.
Routes 604, 605, 606 from Hobart CBD to Bellerive. Stop at Cambridge Road, 5 min walk to the ground. Services run more frequently on event days.
Special event-day ferry service from Brooke Street Pier (Hobart waterfront) to Bellerive. 15 min crossing. The most scenic way to arrive. Check Derwent Ferries for schedules.
Cycle across the Tasman Bridge (20 min from CBD). Dedicated bike/pedestrian path. Bike racks available at the ground. Beautiful Derwent views en route.
Drop-off on Derwent Street near the main gate. Allow extra time post-match for surge pricing. Walking toward Bellerive village helps find a cheaper ride.
15 min drive from Hobart Airport via the East Derwent Highway. Closer to the airport than Hobart CBD. Easy access for interstate visitors.
Where to park and the closest restroom from each car park so you're sorted the moment you arrive.
Main venue car park adjacent to the ground. Free on most event days. Fills early for big matches.
Free residential street parking. Plenty of spots on non-sold-out days. Walk through to the Northern Hill.
Street parking along Cambridge Road and surrounding streets. Near cafes and shops for a pre-game bite.
Overflow parking near the Kangaroo Bay foreshore. Scenic walk along the water to the ground.
Park in Hobart CBD and take the event-day ferry from Brooke Street Pier. Avoid traffic on the Tasman Bridge.
Full breakdown of every bathroom location inside Blundstone Arena, organised by stand and level. Last verified May 2026.
Accessible toilets are available in each stand at ground level. Western Stand and Northern Hill have the most accessible facilities with wider doors and grab rails.
Dedicated parents' rooms with baby change tables in the Western Stand Level 1 and Eastern Stand Level 1. Ask stewards for directions on event day.
The Northern Hill and Level 1 toilets tend to be quieter at half-time. Most fans stay on the ground level concourse — heading upstairs saves queue time.
Arriving early or can't get inside? These free public restrooms are within walking distance.
24/7 • 400m south, on the foreshore
Daylight hours • 800m north
Business hours • 500m west on Cambridge Rd
6am-10pm • Hobart waterfront
Ben Jarvie is the founder of DunnyDash — the public toilet finder for people who'd rather not gamble. A lifelong traveller, trekker, and self-described tumbleweed who has prospected his way across every corner of Australia, Ben built DunnyDash because he got tired of the three-search, one-desperate-café-purchase routine. After 17+ years on the road running service-based businesses from Darwin to Hobart, he turned that hard-won knowledge of every rest stop, stadium dunny, and roadside block into a proper toilet finder — pulling from government open data, community contributions, and the kind of on-the-ground verification that comes from actually using the things. He writes about public infrastructure, accessibility, travel logistics, and the unglamorous-but-essential question of where to go when you need to go.
Quick answers to the most common Blundstone Arena visitor questions.
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