Butler Park – Public Restroom

Butler Park is a charming green space with a rich history, making it a perfect destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts. The park is named after Michael Butler, a prominent philanthropist who played a key role in its development, ensuring that Austin residents had access to a welcoming outdoor retreat. Originally part of the city’s broader efforts to enhance public green spaces, Butler Park has become a beloved landmark. The park features a lively children’s playground, ample seating areas, and a peaceful small lake ideal for relaxation. One unique highlight is a gently sloping, grassy hill topped with a creative map of Texas—a fun spot for photos or casual exploration. The park is dog-friendly, with well-maintained walking trails that wind through the grounds. Art lovers will app

Every stall looked like this. Genuinely the worst public restrooms I’ve ever seen

Insufficient for the ungrateful, a blessing for those who are genuine

Very austere, if you appreciate the simple things in life, this restroom will not let you down.

Visited the ladies room last Saturday. Disgusting! Garbage and toilet paper on the floor. Human feces on the floor of the handicap stall.