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Accessible venues in Kingscliff, NSW

Find venues in Kingscliff with practical accessibility details — wheelchair access, step-free entry, accessible toilets and parking — and scores shown where available.

7 venues in Kingscliff

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Accessible public toilets in Kingscliff, NSW

11 public toilets with wheelchair access are recorded in Kingscliff, including 1 open 24 hours. Changing Places and 24-hour facilities are listed first.

  • Jack Bayliss Park South

    Marine Parade

    Open: 24 hours

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  • Cudgen Creek Boathouse

    Point Break Circuit

    Open: Daylight hours

    • Right-hand transfer
    • Accessible parking
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  • Ed Parker Park

    Sutherland Street

    Open: Daylight hours

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  • Faulks Park

    Marine Parade

    Open: Daylight hours

    • Left- and right-hand transfer
    • Accessible parking
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  • Jack Bayliss Park North

    Marine Parade

    Open: Daylight hours

    • Left- and right-hand transfer
    • Accessible parking
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  • Kingscliff Central

    9-11 Pearl Street

    Open: Daylight hours

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  • Kingscliff Library

    Turnock Street

    Open: Mon-Tue,Thu-Fri 9:30am-5pm, Wed 9:30am-7pm, 9am-12pm

    • Right-hand transfer
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  • Kingscliff Shopping Village

    22 Pearl Street

    Open: Venue hours

    • Accessible parking
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Source: the National Public Toilet Map, data as at 1 September 2026. Facilities can change — check before you rely on one.

Venue details are drawn from public sources and community insight, and shown where available. If a detail is critical to your visit, we recommend confirming with the venue before you go.

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