Playgrounds with toilets in Vancouver.
52 playgrounds in Vancouver are recorded as having a toilet in KidMap, out of 409 on the map. Here is where they are.
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Why parents look for it.
With small children, a toilet nearby decides how long you can stay. It is also the first thing to check before a long afternoon out with a child who has just stopped wearing nappies.
On the map.
The 52 named ones, A to Z.
- Andy Livingstone Park Playground
- Balaclava Park Playground
- Beaconsfield Park Playground
- Bobolink Park Playground
- Brewers Park Playground
- Burrard View Park Playground
- Carnarvon Park Playground
- Chaldecott Park Playground
- Clinton Park Playground
- Collingwood Park Playground
- Columbia Park Playground
- CRAB Park at Portside Playground
- David Lam Park Playground
- Falaise Park Playground
- Grandview Park Playground
- Granville Park Playground
- Grays Park Playground
- Hastings Community Park Playground
- John Hendry (Trout Lake) Park Playground
- Jonathan Rogers Park Playground
- Jones Park Playground
- Kitsilano Beach Park Playground
- Locarno Park Playground
- MacLean Park Playground
- Maple Grove Park Playground
- McBride Park Playground
- Memorial South Park Playground
- Memorial West Park Playground
- Moberly Park Playground
- Montgomery Park Playground
- Nanaimo Park Playground
- New Brighton Park Playground
- Norquay Park Playground
- Oak Park Playground
- Oppenheimer Park Playground
- Pandora Park Playground
- Prince Edward Park Playground
- Quilchena Park Playground
- Riverfront Park Playground
- Robson Park Playground
- Ross Park Playground
- Rupert Park Playground
- Slocan Park Playground
- Stanley Park Playground
- Strathcona Park Playground
- Sunrise Park Playground
- Tatlow Park Playground
- Trafalgar Park Playground
- Victoria Park Playground
- West Point Grey Park Playground
- Winona Park Playground
- Woodland Park Playground
Questions
How many playgrounds with toilets are there in Vancouver?
52 of the 409 playgrounds KidMap maps in Vancouver are recorded as having a toilet. Others may be too: equipment is recorded from open data and by parents who visit, so the number grows over time.
How do I find them in KidMap?
Open the map in Vancouver and turn on the toilet filter. Only playgrounds with it recorded stay on the map, and each one opens with its details and directions.
Can I add what a playground has?
Yes. If you visit a playground in Vancouver and find something that is not recorded yet, mark it in KidMap. It helps the next family who searches for it.
Is KidMap free?
Yes. The map, search, filters, directions, playground details and photos are free. Optional Premium removes ads and adds extra convenience features.
Figures from the KidMap dataset of , counted inside the Vancouver boundary in OpenStreetMap.
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