Public Toilets in Saint John
Clean, free and accessible restrooms in Saint John
Saint John is a historic port city in New Brunswick, known for its dramatic Bay of Fundy tides, charming uptown, and vibrant waterfront. Its markets, parks, and festivals attract residents and visitors alike.
Access to public toilets is important for both locals and tourists enjoying Saint John’s parks, events, and waterfront attractions. Clean, accessible restrooms help support comfort and convenience.
Saint John provides public restrooms in parks, tourist areas, and transit stations, with ongoing improvements in accessibility and cleanliness for all.
Asher
Vincent
Accessible
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The Ale House
Market Square
Accessible
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Canada Games Aquatic Center
50 union street
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Saint John Free Public Library, Main Branch
1 Market Square
Accessible
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Pizza Hut
39 King Street
Accessible
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Second Cup
12 King Street
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Second Cup
King Street
Accessible
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Public toilet
Charlotte Street
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Java Moose
Prince William St
Accessible
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Public toilet
Prince Edward Street
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McDonald's
Main Street
Accessible
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Harborview Highschool
Douglas Ave
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Harborview Highschool
305 Douglas Ave
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Harbour View High School
305 Douglas Avenue
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Henry
Algonquin place
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Public toilet
Lake Drive South
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Public toilet
Lake Drive South
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Public toilet
Whipple Street
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McDonald's
Saint John Throughway
Accessible
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KFC
Saint John Throughway
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Starbucks
Harding Street West
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Starbucks
Depot Court
Accessible
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McDonald's
Majors Brook Drive
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Public toilet
Westmorland Road
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Public toilet
Westmorland Road
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Public toilet
Sheldon Point Trail
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McDonald's
McAllister Drive
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KFC
Westmorland Road
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Public toilet
Squirrel Trail
Accessible
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