Public Restrooms in Dauphin County, PA
33 restrooms in Dauphin County outside city and town limits: 27 public, 2 at highway rest areas, 4 in businesses and facilities.
- 3 free to use
- 3 wheelchair accessible
Public restroom In a business Rest area
Public restrooms
- Clarks Ferry Shelter Privy Open to the public
- Restroom at Boyd Big Tree Preserve Conservation Area Open to the public
- Restroom at Boyd Park Open to the publicFreeLimited wheelchair access
- Restroom at Boyd Park Open to the publicFreeLimited wheelchair access
- Restroom at Detweiler Park Open to the publicAll-gender
- Restroom at Fort Hunter Mansion and Park Open to the public
- Restroom at Fort Hunter Mansion and Park Open to the public
- Restroom at Gelder Park Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Harrisburg International Airport Open to the public
- Restroom at Hersheypark Camping Resort Open to the public
- Restroom at Hersheypark Camping Resort Open to the public
- Restroom at Joseph E. Ibberson Conservation Area Open to the public
- Restroom at Minnich's Hit Picnic Area Open to the public
- Restroom at Rowland Picnic Area Open to the public
- Restroom at Shank Park Open to the publicFree
- Restroom near Appalachian National Scenic Trail Open to the public
- Restroom near Gannett Fleming Pathway to Learning Open to the public
- Restroom near Pennsylvania Turnpike Open to the publicWheelchair accessible
- Public Restroom Open to the publicWheelchair accessible
- Public Restroom Open to the publicWheelchair accessible
Highway rest areas
Restrooms in businesses and facilities
Usually for customers — it's polite to buy something or ask staff.