- ADA
Outside. Ask for a key inside. Rarely busy. From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
What's listed
9 places
Outside. Ask for a key inside. Rarely busy. From the community
Through the detector and let down the hall or ask for a key for the ones in the back. Single stall, quiet hallway. From the community
In and straight forward, lean left. Often out of service. Down an employee hall. From the community
Just to the right of the doors, kind of hard to see. Ask for a key from the counter. From the community
Most of the rest rooms are multi-stall but the one by the skate park is single (all the way back). Even the multi-stall bathrooms are usually empty. From the community
Back of the store, through the liquor aisle. Single stall bathrooms, quiet area. From the community
In and left. Single stall. Often busy. From the community
Near the employee area across the hall from the regular bathrooms. Family restroom so sometimes there's a wait. From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
Open the Benson map and allow location access to see ADA-accessible restrooms near you. Every place shows how it was checked and when, so you can judge it before you go.
Listings in Benson come from contributor reports, owner claims, and imports from Refuge Restrooms. Every check carries a method (import, community report, owner claim, moderator, or phone call) and a date.
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