Public Toilets in Cottesloe, WA
5 public toilets mapped across Cottesloe — Perth's most iconic beach suburb. Beachfront blocks right behind the sand, North Cottesloe facilities, and one near the train station. All free, all open 24 hours.
Interactive Toilet Map
5 facilities available in Cottesloe
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Beach Toilet Guide
Two beach areas, two toilet clusters. Here's which one's closest to you.
Main Cottesloe Beach
The iconic strip. Indiana Tea House, the grassy terraces, the Norfolk pines. This is where everyone sets up on weekends and where Sculpture by the Sea takes over each March.
Marine Parade Toilet Blocks
- • Separate male & female blocks
- • 50 metres from the sand
- • Wheelchair accessible cubicle
- • Free, 24 hours, no coins
- • Outdoor shower nearby
North Cottesloe Beach
Quieter than the main beach. Popular with families, dog walkers (off-leash section), and locals who want to avoid the crowds. Reef snorkelling offshore.
North Cottesloe Toilet Blocks
- • Separate male & female blocks
- • On the foreshore near the car park
- • Basic facilities (no confirmed wheelchair)
- • Free, 24 hours
- • Near North Street Store cafe
Beach Accessibility
Cottesloe is one of Perth's most accessible beaches. Here's what's available.
Accessible Toilet
Main Marine Parade block includes an accessible cubicle.
Beach Wheelchairs
Free from Cottesloe SLSC during patrol season (Oct–Apr). Sand-capable wheels.
Mobi-Mat
Beach access matting deployed in summer from promenade to waterline.
ACROD Parking
Disabled parking bays in beachfront car parks on Marine Parade.
Eat & Drink Near the Beach
Cottesloe's dining scene is concentrated on Marine Parade and Napoleon Street. Most venues have customer toilets too.
On the Beach
- Il Lido — Italian, Marine Parade
- Amberjacks — fish & chips, Marine Parade
- OBH (Ocean Beach Hotel) — pub meals & beer garden
Cafes
- North Street Store — North Cottesloe
- The Other Side — Railway St (6am–1pm)
- Gill St Cafe — Gill Street (7am–4pm)
- Cimbalino — Napoleon Street
Napoleon Street
- Two Fat Uncle — Indian
- Jade Court — Chinese
- Vans Deli — cafe/deli
- Fuku — Japanese
Getting to Cottesloe
Train
Cottesloe Station on the Fremantle line. 20 min from Perth CBD. 800m walk west to the beach (downhill). Wheelchair accessible station.
Parking
Free surface parking on Marine Parade (fills early on weekends). 3-hour max in some lots. Multi-storey car park available. ACROD bays at beachfront.
Distance
12km from Perth CBD. 8km from Fremantle. On the coast between Swanbourne (north) and Mosman Park (south).
Things to Do at Cottesloe
Perth's most famous beach suburb. Here's what keeps people coming back — all within reach of a mapped toilet.
Swim at the Main Beach
Pristine white sand, turquoise water, protected by reef. Patrolled Oct-Apr by SLSC.
Sculpture by the Sea
Annual March exhibition. 70+ sculptures along the foreshore. Free. Thousands attend daily.
Indiana Tea House
Iconic heritage building on the beach. Restaurant, bar, sunset drinks. Est. 1906.
Sunset from the Terraces
The grassy terraces above the beach are Perth's best sunset spot. BYO picnic.
Snorkel North Cottesloe
Reef system offshore at North Cott. Tropical fish, limestone ledges.
Ocean Beach Hotel
The OBH. Sunday sessions, beer garden, pub meals with ocean views.
Walk to Swanbourne
Coastal path north to Swanbourne Beach (1.5km). More secluded, unofficial clothing-optional.
Cottesloe Pylon
Heritage swimming marker offshore. Photo opportunity at low tide.
Hotels & Bed and Breakfasts in Cottesloe
Cottesloe has limited hotels — it's a residential beach suburb of Perth. A couple of heritage options on the foreshore.
| Property | Type | Rooms | Ensuite Bathroom | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cottesloe Beach Hotel | Pub hotel | 14 rooms | Yes — refurbished ensuites | Heritage pub right on the beach. Sunset drinks downstairs. Rooms above. |
| Ocean Beach Hotel | Pub hotel | 16 rooms | Mix — refurbished rooms ensuite | The OBH. On Marine Parade. Sunday sessions. Basic rooms with ocean proximity. |
All listings have private bathroom facilities unless noted. Contact properties directly for accessibility requirements or specific bathroom configurations.
Drinking Water & Shower Facilities in Cottesloe
Drinking Water
| Location | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cottesloe Beach foreshore | Drinking fountains | Multiple along the promenade |
Public Showers
| Location | Access | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cottesloe Beach | Free | Cold outdoor showers on the foreshore, both ends |
Camping & Caravan Parks in Cottesloe
There are no caravan parks in Cottesloe — it's Perth's premium beachside suburb. Closest option is central Perth parks or Fremantle area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many public toilets are at Cottesloe Beach?
5 mapped locations across Cottesloe — 2 at the main beach (separate male/female blocks on Marine Parade), 2 at North Cottesloe Beach, and 1 near Cottesloe train station.
Where is the closest toilet to the main Cottesloe Beach?
The Marine Parade toilet blocks are directly behind the main beach, less than 50 metres from the sand. Separate male and female facilities, free, no coins needed.
Is there a wheelchair accessible toilet at Cottesloe?
The main Marine Parade toilet block has been upgraded to include an accessible cubicle. The promenade is fully paved and wheelchair accessible.
Are there beach wheelchairs at Cottesloe?
Yes. The Town of Cottesloe provides free beach wheelchairs from Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club during patrol season (October to April). Mobi-mat beach access matting is deployed during summer months.
Are the Cottesloe Beach toilets open at night?
Yes. The Marine Parade toilet blocks are open 24 hours. They are free to use with no coin-operated locks.
Is there a toilet near Indiana Tea House?
The Marine Parade toilet blocks are approximately 100 metres south of Indiana Tea House along the beachfront promenade.
Nearby Areas
Cottesloe is in the Town of Cottesloe LGA. Population ~7,700. Postcode 6011. Perth's most famous metropolitan beach.