Barnett Park Public Toilets sit on Main Road in Moncks Bay, Christchurch, a public convenience for visitors to the park and the surrounding bays. They carry a 2.0 rating from three Google reviews, with reviewers noting there is no women's toilet and that some cubicles lack seats.
Public toilets in parks and reserves stand or fall on the basics: regular cleaning, working locks, stocked paper, and provision that covers everyone who turns up. Council-run blocks are usually cleaned to a set schedule, so early morning, or just after a busy weekend, is when to temper expectations. Regulars read the signage first, because older facilities are sometimes men-only or unisex rather than evenly split, and many carry hand sanitiser, since soap tends to run out between checks.
For anyone walking the Barnett Park tracks or the Moncks Bay shoreline, this is the convenience at 202A Main Road — though women may want to plan ahead, judging by the feedback.