People with access needs and carers
Quickly check nearby accessible toilets, accessible parking, drinking water, hospitals, GPs and defibrillators.
Fully free key searches for drinking water, accessibility, family and health needs
Find Nearby helps with lots of everyday searches, not only accessibility. Drinking water and key accessibility, family and health searches are fully free with no ads because they can matter most when people are out and about.
Key searches fully free with no ads
- Drinking water: 2,782 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- Accessible toilets: 5,109 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- Accessible parking: 29,115 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- Baby-changing toilets: 1,718 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- Parent & child parking: 2,013 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- Defibrillators: 23,207 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- Hospitals: 2,071 mapped UK and Ireland locations
- GPs / doctors: 11,415 mapped UK and Ireland locations
Why it matters
For many people, knowing where the nearest accessible toilet, accessible parking space, GP, hospital or baby-changing toilet is can shape whether a journey feels manageable.
Find Nearby is designed around real-life “where’s the nearest...?” moments. The app still includes toilets, parking, benches, playparks, drinking water, cash machines, chemists, bus stops and many more categories; these key searches are simply kept fully free with no ads because they can be especially important.
Helpful for different needs
Parents and families
Find baby-changing toilets, parent & child parking, drinking water, playparks, benches and toilets nearby.
Everyone else too
Find Nearby also includes 20+ other practical categories including toilets, parking, drinking water, bus stops, cash machines, chemists, post boxes and recycling centres.
For charities, community groups and journalists
If you run an accessibility, carers, parenting, travel, health, local community or public-interest group, you are welcome to share Find Nearby with people who may find it useful.
Help improve the data
Find Nearby uses public map data, including OpenStreetMap. Missing or incorrect places can often be improved in OpenStreetMap so the update benefits Find Nearby and other map users too.