Public Toilets in Busselton, WA
6 public toilets in Busselton — home to the longest timber jetty in the Southern Hemisphere (1.8km into Geographe Bay), an underwater observatory, and the northern gateway to Margaret River wine country. They started building the jetty in 1865 and locals have been walking it ever since. Use the loo before you start — there's nothing at the end.
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Walking the Jetty
Foreshore / Visitor Centre
Use BEFORE the jetty. No toilet at the underwater observatory end.
1.8km walk (or take the solar-powered train). The underwater observatory at the end is 8m below surface with 300+ marine species. But zero toilets. Go at the foreshore.
On the foreshore / beach
Busselton Foreshore block
Near the jetty entrance. Geographe Bay — calm, family-friendly.
Geographe Bay faces north — sheltered, calm, warm water. Popular swimming and paddleboarding. The foreshore has BBQs, playgrounds, and the jetty departure point.
Heading to Margaret River wineries
Use Busselton before driving south
Margaret River is 45 min south. Busselton is your last town.
Busselton is the northern gateway to Margaret River wine region. Use town facilities before heading south — cellar doors have customer toilets but use proper ones first.
Whale watching season
Visitor Centre / Foreshore
Southern Right Whales May-Dec. Humpbacks Sep-Nov.
Whale watching cruises depart from Busselton and nearby Dunsborough. Use the Visitor Centre toilet (wheelchair accessible, indoor) before boarding — boats have limited facilities.
In town / shopping
Library area + service stations
Town centre has toilet blocks plus BP and Bunnings.
Busselton town has a decent cafe scene. Queen Street is the main strip. Library area block is central. BP and Bunnings for highway travellers.
RV / Caravan travellers
Dump Point near foreshore
Dedicated dump point for motorhomes and caravans.
RV dump point on the eastern foreshore area. Busselton is a major stop on the WA south-west coastal route between Perth and Margaret River/Albany.
Things to Do in Busselton
Busselton Jetty (1.8km)
Longest timber jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Built 1865. Walk or take the solar-powered Rio Tinto Express train.
Underwater Observatory
8m below the surface at the jetty's end. 300+ species of tropical and temperate marine life. One of only 6 worldwide.
Geographe Bay Beaches
Calm, north-facing bay. 30km of white sand. Swimming, paddleboarding, kitesurfing. Family-friendly.
Whale Watching (May-Dec)
Southern Right Whales calve in the bay. Humpback migration Sep-Nov. Cruises from Busselton and Dunsborough.
Margaret River Wineries (45min)
Northern gateway to 150+ wineries. Cabernet Sauvignon capital of Australia. Vasse Felix, Leeuwin Estate.
Dunsborough (20min)
Meelup Beach, Eagle Bay, Cape Naturaliste lighthouse. Whale watching platform. Beautiful coastal town.
Ngilgi Cave (30min)
Near Yallingup. Semi-guided cave tours. Named for a Wadandi spirit. Oldest tourist cave in the region.
First WA Railway
Busselton had WA's first railway (1871, Ballaarat timber tramline). Heritage town since 1832. One of WA's oldest.
Where to Stay in Busselton
Busselton is cheaper than Margaret River and closer to Perth. Many visitors use it as their wine country base — 45 minutes to the cellar doors, fraction of the accommodation price.
Foreshore / Jetty Area
Premium spot. Walk to the jetty, beach, and restaurants. Hotels, apartments, and holiday parks along the foreshore. Sunrise over Geographe Bay is spectacular.
Nearest dunnies: Foreshore block, Visitor Centre (wheelchair, indoor).
Town Centre
Central, practical. Motels, B&Bs on Queen Street and surrounds. Walk to cafes and shops. Good for a quick overnight before heading to wine country.
Nearest dunnies: Library area block, BP (indoor).
Wine Country Base
Stay in Busselton, day-trip to Margaret River (45min), Dunsborough (20min), Cape Naturaliste. Cheaper than staying among the vines. Car essential.
See our Margaret River toilet guide for the wineries.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many public toilets are in Busselton?
6 mapped locations including the Busselton Visitor Centre, foreshore, library area, and service stations. All free.
How long is the Busselton Jetty?
1,841 metres — the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Built from 1865. Features an underwater observatory 8 metres below the surface with 300+ marine species. Solar-powered train runs the 1.7km length.
Is there a toilet at the Busselton Jetty?
Yes. Toilet facilities are at the jetty entrance / foreshore area. There are no toilets along the jetty itself or at the underwater observatory — use the shore facilities before walking or taking the train out.
How far is Busselton from Margaret River?
About 50km south, approximately 45 minutes drive. Busselton is the northern gateway to the Margaret River wine region. Many visitors base themselves in Busselton for wine country day trips.
When is whale watching in Busselton?
Southern Right Whales calve in Geographe Bay May to early December. Humpback migration September to November. Whale watching cruises depart from Busselton and Dunsborough.
How far is Busselton from Perth?
About 220km, approximately 2.5 hours drive via the Forrest Highway. Busselton-Margaret River Airport has limited flights. Most visitors drive.
Nearby Areas
Busselton is in the City of Busselton. Population ~40,000 (shire). Postcode 6280. Wardandi Noongar country. Founded 1832 — one of WA's oldest towns. Home to the longest timber jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.
Hotels & Bed and Breakfasts in Busselton
Busselton has foreshore motels and holiday parks near the famous jetty. Family-friendly town on Geographe Bay.
| Property | Type | Rooms | Ensuite Bathroom | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Sebel Busselton | Hotel | 60 rooms | Yes — modern ensuites | On the foreshore near the jetty. Pool. Walk to the beach. |
| Busselton Jetty Chalets | Chalet | Self-contained | Yes — full bathrooms | Beachfront chalets steps from the jetty. Kitchen, BBQ. |
All listings have private bathroom facilities unless noted. Contact properties directly for accessibility requirements or specific bathroom configurations.
Drinking Water & Shower Facilities in Busselton
Drinking Water
| Location | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Busselton foreshore | Drinking fountain | Near the jetty entrance |
Public Showers
| Location | Access | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Busselton foreshore | Free | Cold outdoor showers near the beach |
Camping & Caravan Parks in Busselton
Busselton has the longest timber jetty in the southern hemisphere and calm Geographe Bay swimming. Parks fill in Jan-Feb.
| Park | Toilets | Showers | Dump Station | Water | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAC Busselton Holiday Park | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Amblin Holiday Park | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
- RAC Busselton Holiday Park: On the foreshore near the jetty. Pool, water park. Walk to the beach and town centre.
- Amblin Holiday Park: Right on Geographe Bay, west of the jetty. Large grassy sites. One of WA's best park locations.