Public Toilets in Cowaramup, WA
3 toilet locations in Cowaramup — the cow statue town in Margaret River wine country. Life-sized cow sculptures line the main street, and some of the region's best wineries are within a 5-minute drive. A natural toilet stop between Busselton and Margaret River. Snap a cow selfie, use the dunny, grab a coffee.
Interactive Toilet Map
3 facilities available in Cowaramup
📍 Street View
Select a Location
Click on a toilet marker to see the street view
Where Are You?
Cowaramup is a small town — everything is within a 2-minute walk of the main street. All three toilets are close together. Here's the context.
Cow statue photo stop
Main Street toilets
Right among the cow statues on Bussell Highway. Pull over, use the loo, get your photos.
Most visitors stop in Cowaramup specifically for the cow statues. The public toilet is conveniently located right on the main street — you don't even need to leave the cow precinct.
Wine tasting in the area
Main Street or Cowaramup Park
Use the town toilets before or between cellar door visits. Most wineries have customer facilities too.
The Cowaramup sub-region has dozens of cellar doors within 5-10 minutes' drive. Vasse Felix, Cullen, Howard Park, and more. Use the town toilet as your base between visits — most wineries only have customer-only facilities.
Coffee and brunch stop
Main Street toilets
Cowaramup has excellent cafes. The Providore, Cowaramup Brewing Co, and more. Public toilets nearby.
The town punches above its weight for food and coffee. Several excellent cafes line the main street alongside the cow statues. The public toilet means you don't have to buy something just to use a loo.
Park and picnic
Cowaramup Park toilets
Shaded park just off the main street. BBQ facilities, playground, and open grass.
Cowaramup Park is a lovely green space a short walk from the main street. If you're travelling with kids who need to run around between winery visits, this is perfect. Toilet on site.
Driving through (Busselton to Margaret River)
Main Street toilets
Cowaramup is the natural halfway stop on the 45-minute drive south. Quick dunny break.
If you're driving from Busselton to Margaret River (or vice versa), Cowaramup is right on the highway and makes an easy 5-minute stop. Toilet, coffee, cow photos, back on the road.
Cowaramup Bay (beach)
Use town toilets first (15 min drive)
Cowaramup Bay is a surf beach 15 minutes west. No toilets at the beach — use town facilities before heading out.
Cowaramup Bay (Cow Bay) is a popular surf break on the coast west of town. There are no toilet facilities at the beach — definitely use the Cowaramup town toilets before driving out.
Things to Do in Cowaramup
The cow town with serious wine credentials — life-sized cow sculptures on the main street plus some of Margaret River's finest wineries in the surrounding sub-region. Population around 1,500.
Cow Statue Photo Walk
Dozens of life-sized, uniquely painted cow sculptures line Bussell Highway. Each one different. The town's signature attraction — free and always accessible.
Vasse Felix Winery
Margaret River's original winery (1967). Premium wines, award-winning restaurant, and art gallery. 5 minutes south of town. Cabernet Sauvignon at its finest.
Cullen Wines (Biodynamic)
World-renowned biodynamic winery. Carbon-negative operation. Exceptional Chardonnay and Cabernet blends. Restaurant with garden produce. 5 minutes from town.
Cowaramup Brewing Company
Local craft brewery on the main street. Tasting paddle, pub meals, and a relaxed beer garden. Good stop after a morning of wine tasting.
The Cowaramup Providore
Gourmet deli and cafe. Local produce, artisan goods, and excellent coffee. Great breakfast and lunch spot. Pick up picnic supplies for the wineries.
Cowaramup Bay (Surfing)
Powerful reef break 15 minutes west of town. For experienced surfers. Beautiful wild coastline. No facilities — just raw Margaret River coast.
Margaret River Chocolate Company
10 minutes south towards Margaret River. Free tastings, factory viewing window, and a chocolate-lovers' gift shop. Kids love it.
Wildflower Season (Sep-Nov)
The bushland around Cowaramup explodes with wildflowers in spring. Walking trails through jarrah and marri forest. Best September to November.
Where to Stay Near Cowaramup
Cowaramup has limited accommodation in town but excellent options in the surrounding countryside. Most visitors base in Margaret River (10 min) or Dunsborough (20 min).
Rural Retreats & Chalets
Secluded chalets and cottages in the bush and vineyard settings around Cowaramup. Self-contained, romantic, and peaceful. Perfect for wine country stays.
Nearest public dunny: Main street (5-15 min drive depending on property).
Margaret River Town (10 min)
More hotel, motel, and hostel options in Margaret River. Better restaurant scene and nightlife. Easy day-trip to Cowaramup wineries.
Nearest dunny: Margaret River facilities.
Dunsborough / Yallingup (20 min)
Beach and bush combined. Dunsborough and Yallingup have great accommodation with beach access and easy winery day-trips.
Nearest dunny: Dunsborough or Yallingup facilities.
Wineries Near Cowaramup
The Cowaramup sub-region has some of Margaret River's finest cellar doors. Most have customer-only toilet facilities — use the town public toilets between visits.
| Winery | Known For | Distance from Town | Toilet Access | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vasse Felix | Cabernet Sauvignon | 5min south | Customers only | Margaret River's original winery (1967). Restaurant, art gallery. Premium experience. |
| Cullen Wines | Biodynamic Cabernet-Merlot | 5min south | Customers only | World-renowned biodynamic. Carbon-negative. Exceptional restaurant with garden produce. |
| Howard Park | Chardonnay, Cabernet | 3min east | Customers only | Modern cellar door. Great range across price points. Scenic vineyard setting. |
| Cowaramup Brewing Co | Craft beer | In town | Customers only | Not wine — but craft beer on the main street. Pub meals. Beer garden. Good after wine tasting. |
Tip: Most cellar doors open 10am-5pm daily. Tastings often free or $5-10 (refundable with purchase). Use Cowaramup town toilets between visits.
Best Time to Visit Cowaramup
The Margaret River region has a Mediterranean climate. Wine country is year-round, but activities vary by season.
Spring (Sep-Nov)
Wildflowers blooming. Warm days (18-24°C). Quieter than summer. Vineyards green and budding. Excellent visiting conditions.
Summer (Dec-Feb)
Warm to hot (24-32°C). Peak tourist season. Restaurants busy. Book cellar door experiences ahead. Cowaramup Bay surf at its best.
Autumn (Mar-May)
Harvest season — vineyards alive with picking. Warm days (18-26°C). Autumn colours. Fewer tourists. Arguably the best season for wine lovers.
Winter (Jun-Aug)
Cool and rainy (10-16°C). Quietest season. Cellar doors still open. Cosy restaurant vibes. Log fires. Best accommodation deals.
Getting to Cowaramup
Drive
3 hours from Perth via Forrest Highway and Bussell Highway. Cowaramup is right on Bussell Highway — you drive straight through town. 10 minutes north of Margaret River, 20 minutes south of Busselton. No bypass — you'll see the cows.
No Public Transport
There is no regular public transport to Cowaramup. A car is essential for the Margaret River wine region. South West Coach Lines runs Perth to Margaret River but doesn't stop in Cowaramup. Consider a wine tour if you don't want to drive.
Toilet Stops: Busselton to Margaret River
Cowaramup is the natural midpoint stop on the 45-minute drive from Busselton to Margaret River. Here's the full toilet plan for this stretch of highway.
Busselton (Start)
Multiple toilets in Busselton — foreshore, jetty area, town centre. Use before heading south on Bussell Highway.
Cowaramup (Midpoint — 20 min)
3 toilets on main street. Perfect halfway stop. Combine with cow photos and coffee. Quick 5-minute break.
Margaret River (End — 10 min more)
Multiple toilets in Margaret River town — main street, rotary park, visitor centre. Full facilities.
There are no public toilets between Busselton and Cowaramup (20 min drive) or between Cowaramup and Margaret River (10 min). Cowaramup is your only stop on this stretch. The highway passes straight through town — easy pull-over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there public toilets on Cowaramup main street?
Yes. There are public toilets on Bussell Highway (the main street) in the centre of town, near the famous cow statues. They're maintained by the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River and open 24/7.
Where are the cow statues in Cowaramup?
The life-sized cow sculptures line Bussell Highway (the main street) through town. There are dozens of them — some on the road verges, some in shop fronts. The public toilets are right among them, so you can combine a cow selfie with a bathroom break.
Is Cowaramup worth stopping at?
Absolutely. Cowaramup is a charming small town (population ~1,500) in the Margaret River wine sub-region. The cow statues make it a fun photo stop, and there are excellent cafes, a brewery, and some of the region's best wineries within 5 minutes' drive. It's also a good toilet stop between Busselton and Margaret River.
How far is Cowaramup from Margaret River?
Cowaramup is approximately 12km north of Margaret River town — about 10 minutes' drive on Bussell Highway. It's roughly halfway between Busselton and Margaret River, making it a natural stop on the drive south.
Are there wineries near Cowaramup?
Yes — many. The Cowaramup sub-region includes Vasse Felix (the original Margaret River winery, established 1967), Cullen Wines (biodynamic), Howard Park, and many smaller cellar doors. Most are within 5-10 minutes' drive of town.
Are the Cowaramup toilets wheelchair accessible?
The main street toilets include an accessible cubicle. The town is flat and easy to navigate. Cowaramup Park also has accessible facilities.
The Famous Cow Statues
Cowaramup's name comes from "Cowara" — the local Wadandi word for the purple-crowned lorikeet. But the town has leaned into the "cow" connection with gusto. Dozens of life-sized, uniquely painted fibreglass cow sculptures line Bussell Highway through the town centre.
- Free to view — they're on public footpaths along the main street
- Each cow is painted by a different local artist — all unique
- Photo opportunities every 20 metres along the street
- Public toilets right among the cow statues — no detour needed
- Best photos: early morning or late afternoon (fewer cars, better light)
Nearby Areas
Cowaramup is a small town in the Margaret River wine region, population approximately 1,500. Famous for its life-sized cow statues on the main street and surrounded by premium wineries. Shire of Augusta-Margaret River. Wadandi Noongar country.
