Parking/Entrance to the hanger is on the upper left. Porta-Potties would be outside this door.
Lower-mid section shows aviation center. You can park along the fence and walk in to their bathroom.
IIRC it is AT+T with some sort of center there with all the cars parked next to the aviation center.
Chanute Air Museum isn't pictured, but is right next door (left hand side) and is worth a couple of hours.
The day I was there it was significantly cooler than outside (8 degrees), with very minimal drift. (i.e. 30' over several roughly 16 minute F1D flights.) Humidity was rough both inside and out. There was little wind, more boomer thermals than anything outside minus the occasional scattered thunderheads coming by.
Certainly no frills, but I liked the site and would love to fly there again.
Regards.
Mike Kirda
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