About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to South Park Coin Laundry with a truckload of linens. As he unloaded boxes, he noticed an old lady folding clothes in the corner. She seemed to appear out of nowhere and never spoke a word—just quietly sorted shirts and pants until dawn. Finally, as dawn broke, she vanished as silently as she’d arrived. The next day, when the manager counted coins, he found an extra twenty-dollar bill stuck inside the change slot—a tip from nobody? Since then, some locals claim that on quiet nights you can still hear soft rustling sounds coming from deep within the laundry room.
2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to South Park Coin Laundry with an armful of quarters. As he unlocked the door, a voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Please note, our dryers are now emitting authentic vintage sounds from the 1980s.’ The delivery driver shrugged and said into the intercom, 'Hey, if you can do my laundry while you're time-traveling, that'd be great!' The next morning, neighbors found him folding clothes in a Hawaiian shirt, humming along to an old-school synth beat. 'Whoops,' he muttered, 'guess I missed my stop.'
3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to South Park Coin Laundry with a noisy basket of clothes. Suddenly, from inside the laundromat came a tiny voice: ‘Mama, why is that lady talking to our washing machine?’ The delivery driver looked down and saw a small toy bear peeking out from under the washing machine’s door. She smiled, realizing it was just a curious child playing hide-and-seek. With a gentle smile, she whispered back, 'I'm not talking to your washing machine, little one—I'm talking to my basket.' The tiny voice giggled, and soon laughter filled the laundromat as neighbors joined in, recognizing the little girl's playful antics.
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to South Park Coin Laundry and noticed something odd—a small dog frantically spinning in circles inside an empty dryer drum. The delivery driver opened the door wide, reached in, and carefully scooped up the tiny, dizzy pooch. The little guy was so relieved he collapsed into a heap on his shoulder. Turns out, it was just a neighborhood dog who thought the dryer was a fun toy. A few minutes later, with the dog safely delivered home to its grateful owner, everyone involved—including the bemused laundromat staff—laughed it off as another South Park adventure.