Spring through fall
Seasonal Porta Potty Rentals for Fields and Parks
Little League fields, township parks, swim clubs, summer camps and trailheads need restrooms for a season. We set them in spring and take them in after the last game.
- Delivery areaParks, fields and camps across Lancaster County and nearby. Check your ZIP.
- ArrivalSpring setups start in March. Book by February for opening day.
- Which unit1 standard unit per field plus 1 accessible unit per complex. Add handwashing near concessions.
- CleaningWeekly service on a set day; twice weekly in tournament weeks.
- Full costFrom $155 per 28-day cycle per unit, service included. Season-long rates available.
Written by Craig, owner of Craig Rental Works. Updated .
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When should I book seasonal porta potties?
Book seasonal porta potties by February for an April opening day in Lancaster County. Youth sports leagues, swim clubs and township parks all start within the same few weeks, so March delivery routes fill up. Early booking also lets us set a service day that avoids your busiest game day.
Fall-only setups (soccer, corn mazes, pumpkin patches) should book by early August.
Running a league or a township park? Call to lock your season rate before spring.
Call (717) 210-4414How many units does a ballfield complex need?
A ballfield complex needs 1 standard unit per active field plus 1 wheelchair-accessible unit near the main path. A 4-field complex with weekend tournaments needs 4 standard units, 1 accessible unit and 1 handwashing station by the concession stand, with a second weekly service during tournament weeks.
Spectators outnumber players 3 to 1 on tournament days. Plan for the crowd, not the roster.
Can seasonal units stay through winter?
Yes. Seasonal units can stay through winter for trailheads, boat launches, sledding hills and year-round parks. We treat the tank against freezing and keep the weekly service. Many parks cut to every-other-week service in January and February when use drops.
Ice storms can delay service by a day. We catch up as soon as roads clear.
Pick a service day that falls right before your busiest game day. A unit pumped on Friday is fresh for Saturday tournaments.
Seasonal porta potty rental FAQs
Can you lock the units at night?
Yes. We add a hasp and you supply the lock and the code for our driver.
What about vandalism at parks?
Place units in lit, visible spots. Tipped or damaged units are cleaned up fast; vandalism damage is billed at repair cost.
Do you anchor units in windy spots?
Yes. We stake or strap units in open fields and on hilltops on request.
Can I get pink or green units for a park?
Ask when you book. Color choices are limited and go first come, first served.
Do you bill the township directly?
Yes. We invoice municipalities, schools and leagues and accept tax-exempt certificates.
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Lock in your season
Book by February for opening day. Set service day included.
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