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When you've gotta go, you've gotta go, no question about it. Luckily, public restrooms are located at several different locations in Plymouth.
If you’re just driving into town, restrooms are located at the information center at Exit 5 off Route 3. The center offers an easily accessible, extensive parking lot in addition to several fast-food restaurants.
Restrooms in the waterfront area include those at State Pier, the site of the Mayflower II. They’re located on Water Street near the edge of the pier.
There is also an information center on Water Street located at the rotary junction with Route 44 (Park Avenue). Here you can get pamphlets on almost everything in town, ask questions of the helpful staff and take advantage of the restrooms.
In the downtown area, restrooms can be found downstairs in the 1749 Court House museum, located on Town Square. The entrance is in the back of the building toward the Market Street parking lot.
If you're not near any of these locations when the urge strikes, there are countless restaurants in Plymouth. As the MasterCard ad says, one cup of coffee - $1.79; one blueberry muffin - $1.25; one Boston cream doughnut - $.79; one clean restroom - priceless!
When you've gotta go, you've gotta go, no question about it. Luckily, public restrooms are located at several different locations in Plymouth.
If you’re just driving into town, restrooms are located at the information center at Exit 5 off Route 3. The center offers an easily accessible, extensive parking lot in addition to several fast-food restaurants.
Restrooms in the waterfront area include those at State Pier, the site of the Mayflower II. They’re located on Water Street near the edge of the pier.
There is also an information center on Water Street located at the rotary junction with Route 44 (Park Avenue). Here you can get pamphlets on almost everything in town, ask questions of the helpful staff and take advantage of the restrooms.
In the downtown area, restrooms can be found downstairs in the 1749 Court House museum, located on Town Square. The entrance is in the back of the building toward the Market Street parking lot.
If you're not near any of these locations when the urge strikes, there are countless restaurants in Plymouth. As the MasterCard ad says, one cup of coffee - $1.79; one blueberry muffin - $1.25; one Boston cream doughnut - $.79; one clean restroom - priceless!
