Yes — Forsyth Park has free public restrooms. Here's exactly where to find them and what to know.
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Forsyth Park does have bathrooms: free, ADA-compliant public restrooms are located at the south end of the park beside the Forsyth Park Café and the Dummy Fort structure. They are typically open during daylight park hours, roughly 8 AM to dusk, and may close earlier in winter or for maintenance.
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Yes. Public restrooms are located near the Forsyth Park Café at the south end of the park, beside the historic Forsyth Fort / Dummy Fort structure.
Restrooms are typically open during daylight park hours, roughly 8 AM to dusk. They may close earlier in winter or during maintenance.
Yes, the main public restrooms at the café are ADA-compliant with accessible stalls and ramps.
Yes — Forsyth Park Café (when open) and several restaurants along Drayton/Whitaker Streets just outside the park have restrooms for customers.
Forsyth Park is a 30-acre public park at the south end of Savannah's Historic District in Georgia, bordered by Drayton Street, Whitaker Street, West Gaston Street and Park Avenue — about one mile south of River Street. It's free and open daily from sunrise to 10 PM.
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