RestMap helps parents AND caregivers find family restrooms, changing tables, and private companion-style restrooms. Whether you're traveling with young children or helping a family member, you can find the right stop without explaining yourself first.
TL;DR: RestMap is a free iOS app that finds family restrooms and companion-care restrooms along your route.
For parents with young children AND caregivers helping a family member who needs help in the restroom. AI-scored A-F quality grades for 2 million+ locations.
New: see the brand-hero overview → RestMap for Families & Caregivers
Looking for the caregiver-focused page? → Companion-Care Restroom Finder
Planning a road trip? See how RestMap maps restroom stops along your route → Road Trip Restroom Planner
Last updated: May 2026 · v2.10
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Know which restrooms are actually clean before your toddler touches everything. AI-powered A-F grades.
Find restrooms with space for strollers, privacy for nursing, and room for the whole crew.
Find changing table locations from OpenStreetMap and community data, including which men's rooms have them.
Plan stops based on how often your kids need breaks. Customize your interval and see what's ahead.
Find rest stops with playgrounds, space for kids to stretch, and facilities that work for families.
Remember the stops that worked for your family. Quick access to your trusted spots on future trips.
Every parent knows the drill: Someone needs a bathroom. You pull off the highway. The restroom is... not great. The changing table is in the women's room only. Or there isn't one at all.
RestMap changes that. We show quality ratings, family restroom availability, and changing table locations so you can plan stops that actually work for your whole family.
You can rate restrooms based on what matters: cleanliness, space, kid-friendly features, and whether dads can actually change a diaper. Combined with AI analysis, every grade comes with a confidence level — and we show "Needs More Data" when there isn't enough to score honestly.
Planning a big family road trip? Read Why Buc-ee's Spends $500K Per Store on Bathrooms — a look at the gas station chain that built a following on family-friendly restrooms.
Family restrooms and all-gender single-occupancy rooms often overlap. See our glossary entry: What is a gender-neutral restroom?
Family restrooms aren't only for families with toddlers. Anyone helping a family member in the restroom — an aging parent, an adult child with a disability, a partner recovering from surgery — needs the same private companion-style room.
RestMap is built to serve caregivers without making you explain yourself. In Settings, turn on Family Restroom Needed to prioritize private companion-style restrooms in your search results. No infant declaration required.
For the disabled-adult-caregiver case specifically — including adult changing tables and Changing Places-style facilities — see the dedicated Companion-Care Restroom Finder page. Companion-care information is sourced from OpenStreetMap and from caregiver-focused organizations including the Changing Spaces Campaign and Universal Changing Places (referenced as data sources, not partners).
Yes. RestMap shows changing table availability from OpenStreetMap and community reports — for both infant changing tables and adult changing tables (Changing Places-style facilities). You can also report which restrooms have changing tables in both men's and women's rooms.
No. The same private companion-style room serves anyone helping a family member who needs assistance — a young child, an aging parent, an adult with a disability, or a partner recovering from surgery. RestMap surfaces these rooms for all of those cases without asking you to declare an infant first.
Yes. Companion-care restrooms (sometimes called family restrooms or universal changing places, depending on the venue) appear in your search results. Visit the Companion-Care Restroom Finder page for the caregiver-focused walkthrough.
Yes — when the location's data source includes that information. RestMap reads OpenStreetMap's `changing_table:adult` tag and surfaces it in the place details. Coverage varies by region; the UK has the most certified Changing Places facilities thanks to the 2021 Approved Document M mandate.
Yes. RestMap identifies family restrooms and companion-care restrooms across 2 million+ locations. Look for the family-restroom indicator on each location's details, along with the data source (OpenStreetMap, brand database, or community reports).
Use Journey IQ to plan your route with stops at intervals that work for your family or caregiver setup. Set how often you need breaks, and RestMap finds quality-rated restrooms along your path — including those with family/companion facilities when you've turned on the relevant preference.
Yes. You can report which locations have changing tables in men's rooms — a common frustration for dads and other caregivers. Community notes appear on each location.
Yes. RestMap is completely free to download and use. All features including quality ratings, trip planning, and community ratings are available at no cost.
Download RestMap free and find quality restrooms that work for your whole family.