Family Restroom Needed
Turn it on in Settings → Travelers to prioritize private companion-style rooms for parents, children, and caregivers helping a family member of any age.
For Families & Caregivers
Find family restrooms with more context.
RestMap helps compare family restrooms, companion-care rooms, changing tables, and accessible private-room signals with RestRoom IQ scores and source labels.
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
2M+ locations
RestRoom IQ scores help compare nearby options.
Six data sources
Signals are sourced, labeled, and shown with context.
600+ brand profiles
Chain-level restroom patterns help fill common gaps.
No account
Preferences stay on your device.
How It Helps
A faster read on stops that work for your family.
The Families page should answer one question quickly: can this stop work for the people traveling with me? RestMap brings the restroom, amenity, source, and route context into one place before you decide.
Companion-care rooms
RestMap looks for single-user, lockable, companion-friendly room signals when a standard restroom listing is not enough context.
Changing tables
See infant changing tables and adult changing-table signals when source data includes them, including location details such as men’s room when available.
Caregiver-aware place detail
Place Detail groups family restroom, accessible/private-room, hours, source, and amenity notes so you do not have to piece together the answer across screens.
Source labels
Amenities show where the signal came from and when RestMap needs more data instead of filling gaps with certainty.
Trip planning cadence
Journey IQ can plan restroom stops around your cadence and balance RestRoom IQ options with weather and EV charging when those matter.
Private by default
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
Source Context
RestMap says what it knows, and when it needs more data.
Family and caregiver restroom decisions depend on details that general map apps often hide: private rooms, changing tables, accessibility, hours, and whether the source is strong enough to trust for this stop.
Data is sourced from OpenStreetMap, Refuge Restrooms, Open Charge Map, MapKit/Apple Places, RestMap brand profiles, and user-submitted ratings. Previously loaded locations and ratings can remain available without signal.
OpenStreetMap
Refuge Restrooms
MapKit
Open Charge Map
Brand profiles
User ratings
Family restroom
OpenStreetMap + brand profile
Source-confirmed
Changing table
Place detail or user rating
Reported
Adult changing table
No strong source yet
Needs More Data
Common Questions
Caregiver questions, answered plainly.
Do I have to say I’m traveling with an infant to find a family restroom?
No. Anyone who needs a private companion-style room can turn on Family Restroom Needed in Settings → Travelers. RestMap uses that preference for parents, children, and caregivers helping a family member of any age.
What’s the difference between a family restroom and a companion-care restroom?
The room is often similar: a private, single-user space large enough for two people. The label depends on the venue. Airports and clinical settings may use companion-care language, while family restroom is common in stores and restaurants. RestMap groups those signals under the same caregiver preference.
How does RestMap know whether a place has a family restroom?
RestMap combines source data from OpenStreetMap, Refuge Restrooms, RestMap brand profiles, and user-submitted ratings. Place Detail shows the source and uses language such as Source-confirmed, Reported, or Needs More Data when the signal is not strong enough.
Does RestMap show changing tables in men’s rooms?
Yes, when the location’s source data includes that detail. RestMap reads OpenStreetMap’s changing_table:location tag and can surface that context in place details.
Can I plan a road trip around stops that work for my family?
Yes. Journey IQ can plan restroom stops at the cadence you choose. When Family Restroom Needed is on, the route planner prioritizes companion-suitable restroom options along your path.
Is RestMap free? Does it require an account?
RestMap is free to download and use, with no in-app purchases. No account required. Location stays on your phone, and RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
Choose stops with the people you’re caring for in mind.
Download RestMap and turn on Family Restroom Needed in Settings.
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