Use the Toilet Finder above. Allow location access or search by city/area name, then view results on the map or list. Filter by accessible, RADAR key, baby changing, free, or 24-hour facilities.

Many public toilets are free, including those in parks, libraries, shopping centres, and Community Toilet Scheme locations. Some charge 20p-50p. Our listings show where charges may apply.

A RADAR key unlocks over 9,000 accessible public toilets across the UK. Purchase one for £4.50-£6 from Disability Rights UK, local councils, or online if you have a disability or are a registered carer. Learn more on our RADAR Key Toilets page.

24-hour toilets are typically at major train stations, airports, motorway services, NHS hospitals, and some 24-hour supermarkets. See our 24 Hour Toilets guide for city-specific locations.

Changing Places are larger accessible toilets with a height-adjustable changing bench, hoist, extra space for carers, and centrally-placed toilet. They're designed for people with profound disabilities. Over 1,800 are available across the UK. Visit our Changing Places guide.

Yes—use our filters for wheelchair-accessible toilets, RADAR key facilities, Changing Places, and baby changing rooms. Most shopping centres, supermarkets, and transport hubs provide these.

The Community Toilet Scheme lets businesses (cafes, pubs, shops) open their toilets to the public for free, without requiring a purchase. Look for venues with Community Toilet Scheme stickers.

For urgent needs, check transport hubs, hospitals, 24-hour supermarkets, or fast-food restaurants. Our Emergency Toilet Finder and Toilets Open Now guides provide city-specific tips.