Clean, Stocked and Serviced Restroom Trailer Rentals in Riverside
The Lavatory brings clean, cool temporary bathroom rentals to Riverside weddings, film sets, galas and job sites, delivered, leveled and stocked before your first guest walks in. We run the largest luxury restroom trailer fleet in the Western U.S., with over 250 units, 30+ years in event rental, an A+ BBB rating and 550+ five-star Google reviews. Call now for a same-day answer, or request a free quote and we will hold your date. Spring and fall weekends book early.
Or request a quote for Riverside availability.The Lavatory way with luxury bathroom trailers around Riverside
The luxury standard for restrooms at weddings, corporate events, and film sets.
Call (951) 944-2878 or request a quote and we will size the trailer to your Riverside dates.
The Inland Empire benchmark for temporary bathroom rentals
There is no plastic on our lot. Not one unit. Every trailer we own has flushing china toilets, running water, mirrors, lights and air conditioning, because that is the only kind of restroom we carry. Nobody at a Riverside booking gets talked down to a cheaper box. That focus built the largest luxury restroom trailer fleet in the Western U.S., over 250 units strong. We’ve been in the rental business for 30+ years. We hold an A+ BBB rating. Our service record is award-winning. Fortune 500 companies like Google and Tesla have trusted us with their events. Your backyard reception gets the same trailer they did. We’re a direct fleet owner, not a reseller. Call us today, or request a free quote and we’ll confirm the size and the delivery window. No hidden fees. No surprise add-ons.
One crew on your job start to finish
The same team quotes the job, delivers the trailer, levels it and stocks it. We come back to service it and haul it away. No handoffs to a subcontractor you never met.
Sized from real guest math
We ask how many guests, how many hours and whether the bar is open. Those three answers tell us the station count, so you never pay for a trailer twice the size you need or run short at 9 p.m.
Same-day answers by phone
Call and you talk to someone who knows the Mission Inn loading zone and the hill up to Canyon Crest. Most quotes go back the same day, with a clear delivery window.
Staged close to the 91, the 215 and the 60
Our units sit a short drive from the freeways that meet on Riverside’s north side, so a Saturday wedding in Orangecrest or a rush call from La Sierra is a quick run, not a long haul across the county. The emergency line is open 24/7. We’re SAM.gov registered for agency work, too.
“Miles better than the usual plastic porta potty you find at an outdoor party. When you are far from a real bathroom, walking into this trailer feels like a small miracle. I was really happy the couple had one at their Riverside wedding.”
“The trailer at our reception honestly surprised our guests. Good lighting, a clean counter and real sinks made it feel like a hotel restroom parked in the yard. The truck pulled in when they said it would, came back for it the next day, and the whole booking took almost no effort on our end.”
“Several of our events have had extra bathrooms from The Lavatory now, and I recommend them to anyone who asks. Texts and calls come back quickly. The units look brand new when they are dropped off. At our own wedding, friends kept stopping me to ask where we found such a nice setup.”
Proof from the festival producers who have booked our bathroom trailers
The companies that could rent anything still call us for restrooms, because a cheap plastic unit at a launch party or a shareholder event ruins everything the day is meant to say. The Lavatory has provided luxury restrooms for names like Google, Tesla, BMW, Mercedes, eBay, and Target, for hospitality at Caesars Palace, and for pro sports including the Golden State Warriors, Oakland A’s, and Las Vegas Raiders.
The reason those bookings repeat is simple. A luxury restroom is the one vendor a guest uses and remembers, for better or worse, so the trailer has to be stocked, clean and working from the first guest to the last. That is how we run every unit in the fleet, and it is the same standard behind every Riverside booking, from a backyard engagement party to a festival gate.
Three decades in event and equipment rental, running the largest luxury restroom trailer fleet in the Western U.S. Every unit ours, never a broker’s.
Luxury restroom trailers for film and TV base camps in Riverside
For Riverside shoots and parties alike, the 5-Station is the size we send most often. It has three women’s stalls and a men’s side with a stall and a urinal, and it handles about 150 to 450 guests.
Riverside sits east of the 30-mile studio zone, so most shoots here count as distant location work. Crews stay longer. They eat on site and spend 12-hour days at base camp. A plastic unit parked by the trucks does not hold up to that kind of use, so productions call us for luxury restroom trailers with real flushing toilets, running water, mirrors and good light.
The Mission Inn is the city’s most filmed address. Its Spanish Mission look has stood in for period and foreign settings in movies like Nixon and The Man in the Iron Mask. Shoots at historic sites like that need a trailer that parks on a tight street, stays out of the wide shot and still sits close enough for a quick break between setups.
City of Riverside film permits cover public and private property inside city limits, and the Riverside County Film Commission handles shoots outside them. We work to the times on your permit, with drop-off before call time and pickup after wrap. A 5-Station luxury bathroom trailer covers most mid-size crews, and we add units when the background count climbs.
Long, hot days mean crews want to wash up too. We pair restrooms with Riverside shower trailer rentals when a production runs several days in a row. When the same show moves back toward the studios, our Los Angeles luxury restroom trailer rentals keep the setup the same.
What every restroom suite comes with
Flushing china toilets
Real porcelain toilets with a foot flush, the same fixtures your guests use at home, not a chemical tank.
Running-water sinks
Stainless steel sinks with real running water, hand soap, and towels, fed by onboard water tanks so you are covered even without a hookup.
Climate control
Air conditioning for a summer afternoon and heat for a cold evening, so the trailer stays comfortable no matter the season.
Framed mirrors and lighting
Oversized framed vanity mirrors, warm interior lighting, and finished flooring that reads like a venue restroom, not a jobsite.
Fully stocked, always fresh
Premium toilet paper, towels, soap, and fragrance, restocked and pumped so the unit stays fresh from the first guest to the last.
Power and water handled
Onboard water tanks plus a generator when your site has no hookup, so the trailer runs anywhere from a vineyard to an open field.
Full specifications for every unit are on the 5-Station spec page and its four sister pages, or call and we will spec it to your Riverside guest count.
The full restroom trailer fleet is one page over; below is how we size a unit to a California guest count.
Five sizes of luxury restroom trailers, and how to pick one for Riverside
Five sizes cover everything from a single ADA-compliant suite to a festival crowd. Every one has flushing china toilets, running water and climate control. Tell us your guest count and how long the event runs, and we will size it.
2-Station Restroom Trailer
One women’s suite and one men’s suite for up to about 150 guests, in a compact box that fits into a driveway or garden path. 105 gallons of fresh water, a 300-gallon waste tank and a single 20A/120V circuit make it the pick for backyard weddings and engagement parties.
3-Station Restroom Trailer
Two women’s suites and one men’s suite for up to about 225 guests, sized for the everyday mid-size gathering, from a milestone birthday to a company off-site. 200 gallons of fresh water, a 400-gallon waste tank, one 20A/120V circuit.
5-Station Restroom Trailer
Women’s side with 3 stalls and 2 sinks, men’s side with 1 stall, 1 urinal and 1 sink, built for 150 to 450 guests so a full reception never waits. 200 gallons of fresh water, a 520-gallon waste tank, one 20A/120V circuit within 100 feet.
9-Station Restroom Trailer
Women’s side with 5 stalls and 2 sinks, men’s side with 2 stalls, 2 urinals and 1 sink, sized for 400 to 900 guests so hundreds of people can move through the line at once. Two AC units, two 20A/120V circuits, a 750-gallon waste tank.
ADA + 2 Restroom Trailer
One women’s suite, one men’s suite and one ADA unisex suite with a self-contained ramp, built to federal and California ADA requirements. Sized for events up to about 200 guests or job sites up to about 30 crew, with 210 gallons of fresh water on board.
An 8-Station Private Stall Deluxe and an ADA + 6 configuration are also in the fleet for big productions and larger guest counts. If you are between sizes, we spec it to your guest count rather than nudge you into more trailer than the day calls for.
For events beyond this city, our California restroom trailer service area lists every region we deliver to.
Our VIP restroom trailers, inside and out in Riverside
Our restroom trailers, and the kinds of events we set them up for. Backyard weddings, vineyard receptions, corporate lots, film sets, and the festival gates where the lines have to move.
Delivery, setup and service for portable restroom trailers across Riverside
We handle the whole thing, not just the drop-off. Our team delivers the trailer, levels and sets it, connects water and power or stages a generator, and stocks it before your first guest arrives. When the event wraps, we come back and haul it away. You never touch the logistics. That part is on us.
For longer or higher-traffic bookings in Riverside, we offer an on-site attendant who keeps the trailer stocked and spotless through the event, and we pump and refresh the unit so it holds up from the first guest to the last. That always-fresh standard is the difference between a restroom guests use once and one they are glad to use all night.
Wedding bathroom trailer rentals for Riverside’s historic venues and backyards
Weddings are the number one reason people call us, and Riverside has some of the best settings in the Inland Empire for them. The Victoria Club seats up to 400 in its 1904 clubhouse and holds ceremonies out on the golf course. California Citrus State Historic Park puts couples inside a working citrus grove, with the Sunkist Center and a hillside gazebo. Those outdoor spots can sit a long walk from the building’s own restrooms.
Backyard weddings are just as common. Larger lots in Orangecrest, Mission Grove and Arlington can take a tent, a dance floor and a trailer. A smaller guest list fits the 2-Station trailer for backyard weddings. It parks on a driveway. Bigger receptions of 150 guests or more usually step up to the 5-Station.
Most couples here pick spring or fall to dodge the summer heat, so those Saturdays go fast. Book early if you have a date in April, May, October or November. For a summer ceremony, our AC keeps the inside cool, and adding Riverside water station rentals keeps guests comfortable out on the lawn.
We place the trailer where guests can find it and the photographer can avoid it. The steps get handrails and lighting for the walk back after dark. For receptions that run late, an attendant can keep the sinks clean and the paper stocked until the last dance.
Why homeowners budget for a bathroom trailer first in Riverside
Think about what a Riverside event actually costs to put on. The venue, the catering, the flowers, the photographer, the hours of planning. Then picture a guest walking out of a hot plastic box in the middle of all of it. Nobody plans for that. The restroom is the one vendor every single guest uses, often more than once, and it is the detail they quietly judge the whole event by.
A luxury restroom trailer protects everything else you spent on. It reads like an extension of the venue, holds up through a full day of guests, and gives people one less thing to remember for the wrong reason. Set against the total cost of the day, it is a small line item that quietly carries a lot of the impression, which is exactly why the hosts who have been burned once book the trailer first the next time.
VIP restroom trailer rentals for corporate events, galas and launches
The Riverside Convention Center on 5th Street holds up to 2,800 people standing, and plenty of its bigger events spill outside onto plazas and lots. Outdoor receptions and sponsor tents in that part of downtown sit a long way from the indoor restrooms. A VIP trailer parked close by keeps guests near the program instead of wandering off to find a line.
Big employers here hold company picnics, open houses and ribbon cuttings all year. UC Riverside is opening its new Undergraduate Teaching and Learning Facility for the 2026-27 school year, and campus events like that draw crowds to spots with few fixed restrooms. We stage units along the route guests will walk, not tucked behind a loading dock.
A product launch or a gala is judged on every detail. BMW and Mercedes have booked our trailers for exactly that reason, and we bring the same clean, lit, climate-controlled units to a Riverside launch. For 400 to 900 guests, the 9-Station restroom trailer for big crowds keeps the line short with five women’s stalls and a men’s side with urinals.
Caterers at large outdoor galas often need cold storage on site as well, and Riverside freezer trailer rentals cover the kitchen side. You can see the full range of luxury restroom trailers we rent. Then call (951) 944-2878 and we’ll match one to your guest count and run of show.
More Riverside jobs we cover with portable restroom trailers
Our portable restroom trailers show up at street festivals, graduation weekends, road jobs and park events all over Riverside. Each of these jobs has its own crowd pattern, and we size and place the trailer around it.
Dickens Festival in White Park and Juneteenth at Fairmount Park
Park festivals pull big crowds onto lawns with only a few fixed restrooms. We set units along the vendor rows and the stage side so the lines stay short all day.
UC Riverside commencement weekend
Graduation brings thousands of families to campus over two days. Overflow units with an accessible room help guests who cannot wait in a long indoor line.
SR-91 and Perris Valley Line work zones
Road and rail crews working the 91 rehab and the new double track need a clean restroom close to the work. We service these units on a set weekly schedule.
Memorial Day at Riverside National Cemetery
Volunteers place flags at more than 250,000 graves over one weekend. That kind of one-day surge needs extra stations near parking and the ceremony area.
Easter sunrise at Mount Rubidoux
About 2,000 people hike up before dawn for the oldest outdoor Easter sunrise service in the country. Units at the Ryan Bonaminio Park trailhead catch the crowd before and after the climb.
Water main breaks and plumbing failures
When a main breaks on a street like Magnolia Avenue, nearby businesses can lose water for days. We run emergency delivery so a shop, a church or an office can stay open.
What ties these together is the guest experience. Nobody remembers a restroom that worked, but everybody remembers one that did not. Because our units sit staged across the region instead of a couple counties away, getting a luxury trailer to a Riverside date, even a last-minute one, is an ordinary ask here, not a scramble.
Ramps, placement and ADA suites for deluxe restroom trailers in Riverside
Events on city parks or streets go through the City of Riverside Special Events Team, which brings police, fire, public works and parks into one review. Fairmount Park and White Park events follow that same process, and it covers where equipment like a mobile restroom sits and when it can load in. Start early. A street closure takes weeks to approve.
Food events add Riverside County Department of Environmental Health rules. Permits are due at least two weeks out, and toilets must sit within 200 feet of travel from the food area. A Temporary Use Permit, the city’s Form A-18, sets an end date too, and the trailer has to be gone by then. We schedule pickup around that date so you are never out of compliance.
Public events here draw guests who use wheelchairs and walkers, so plan an accessible room from the start. The ADA Plus 2 restroom trailer has a self-contained ramp built to the California standard, plus a women’s and a men’s room, and it handles events up to about 200 guests. For bigger crowds we pair it with a larger unit.
The ADA and pad prep details we take care of
- ADA-accessible units with a self-contained ramp, wide door, grab bars, and turning room.
- Guidance on where to place the trailer so it is easy to reach and easy to service.
- Water and power sorted before delivery, with a generator staged when the site has no hookup.
- Licensed and insured on every unit we put on the road.
One thing we always say plainly: some venues and city permits have their own rules on placement, accessibility, and event restrooms. Tell us your venue and we will help you plan around them, but confirm any permit requirements with the venue or the city as well.
How booking a deluxe restroom trailer works in Riverside
Booking should be the easy part of planning an event. Four steps, a straight answer, and one team that owns the whole thing.
Tell us about the event
Share your date, your rough guest count, and the venue. That is enough for us to point you to the right size trailer.
We match the trailer and site
We pair you with a unit, confirm whether the site has water and power or needs a generator, and pin the exact spot so delivery is one clean trip.
Delivery and setup
We arrive on your schedule, level and set the trailer, connect it, and stock it so it is ready and fresh before the first guest.
Enjoy it, we handle pickup
The trailer holds up through your whole event while our line stays open. When you are done, we come back and take it away.
How we plan temporary restroom trailers for three kinds of Riverside events
Event coordinator, multi-week vendor row downtown
When a vendor row runs the full Festival of Lights season on Main Street, we plan for crowds every night for six weeks, not one weekend. We set the trailer on the closure map with the city, service it on a nightly schedule and keep it stocked before the gates open each evening.
Bride’s family, backyard reception in Canyon Crest
When the house sits on a narrow, winding street near the university, we walk the route before booking. We measure the turn into the driveway and check for low branches. Our delivery lead puts it plainly: “If the truck can’t turn around, we don’t send the big trailer.” That often means the 2-Station, and the truck never gets stuck on the hill.
Site superintendent, warehouse build off I-215
When a crew builds out a distribution center in July, the heat drives every decision. We put the trailer near the shade structure, set a service day each week and keep the AC running, so the crew has a cool place to step into during a 100 degree shift.
Riverside neighborhoods where we deliver deluxe restroom trailers
We deliver to every neighborhood in the city, the Wood Streets and Orangecrest included, and we cover the surrounding cities too. That includes luxury restroom trailer rentals in Moreno Valley to the east, Corona restroom trailer rentals down the 91, and Jurupa Valley, Norco and Eastvale along the river. Emergency calls get same-day delivery whenever a unit is free nearby. Send the address and get a free quote for your Riverside date.
We cover Riverside luxury restroom trailer rentals across California. Neighborhoods and towns we serve include Downtown, Wood Streets, Magnolia Center, Canyon Crest, University, Mission Grove, Orangecrest, Arlington, Arlington Heights, La Sierra, Arlanza, Casa Blanca, Eastside, Northside, Hunter Park, Sycamore Canyon, Airport, Victoria, Moreno Valley, Jurupa Valley, Corona, Norco, Eastvale, Perris.
Our statewide California restroom trailer service covers the regions this page does not name.
Downtown and the Mission Inn district
Hotel weddings, the Lunar Festival and the Festival of Lights all crowd these blocks around the Mission Inn and Main Street. Streets are narrow and loading zones are tight. We time every delivery to land before the street closures start.
Wood Streets and Magnolia Center
Craftsman homes with deep backyards host a lot of garden parties and remodel projects. Driveways are often old and narrow, so we plan the trailer size around the curb cut.
Canyon Crest and University
Hillside homes and UC Riverside events both land here. Slopes and tight turns decide which trailer we send, and campus jobs need a delivery window that fits the event office.
Orangecrest and Mission Grove
These master-planned neighborhoods have larger lots, parks and HOA rules. We help you check the HOA guidelines before the trailer arrives, and most drops here are simple driveway set-ups.
Arlington and La Sierra
Former citrus land with big ranch-style lots sits beside California Citrus State Historic Park and La Sierra University. Outdoor ceremonies and campus events are the main calls from the west side.
Hunter Park and the Northside
Industrial parks and warehouse sites near the 91, 215 and 60 need long-term job site restrooms that hold up to full crews and hot afternoons. We set weekly service days to match the crew schedule.
Planned rentals are usually scheduled the same week, and we do our best to cover last-minute Riverside dates when a trailer is nearby.
Five-star reviews for our upscale bathroom trailer rentals
“Late on a Saturday, a broken water valve left a whole wedding party with no working toilets. One phone call from my sister-in-law and a luxury trailer rolled up within sixty minutes. Friendly people, fast work, and a spotless unit. They clearly know what an emergency means for a family, and we owe them big.”
“I like working with this crew. Every trailer I have seen from them is clean and kept up, and they talk to customers like people, not tickets. You get straight answers and good value, and they go past what you ask for on a Riverside event.”
“Our party had The Lavatory handle the restrooms and I am still impressed. Jose and his crew showed up right on time and handled setup and pickup without a single hiccup. Inside, the trailers were spotless, cool and nicer than most restaurant bathrooms. If you are planning anything in Riverside, call them first.”
“Five stars, and I am picky about bathrooms. Clean, cool and roomy, it is easy to see why big public open houses use these trailers. Picture a garden ceremony at a lovely Riverside home: this keeps the whole guest list out of the hallway.”
“A party I attended recently had a Lavatory trailer out back, and it was such a smart call. I kept thinking how well it would work for a Riverside graduation celebration or a backyard ceremony.”
What event hosts ask about deluxe restroom trailers in Riverside
Will a guest in a wheelchair be able to use the trailer at my Riverside event?
Yes, as long as you book an accessible unit. Our ADA Plus 2 has its own ramp, a wide door, grab bars and enough room inside for a wheelchair to turn around, which the steps on a standard trailer cannot offer. On standard units we set a handrail and light the stairs for evening guests. For a large public event, plan at least one accessible room near the main walkway.
Can I reserve a trailer now for a spring or fall wedding next year?
Yes, and for April, May, October and November Saturdays we strongly recommend it, because those are the months most Riverside couples pick to stay clear of the summer heat. Trailers for those weekends book up first. A reservation holds your unit and your delivery window. You can change the size later as your guest count firms up.
Is a 5-Station enough for 200 guests at a five-hour reception?
Usually, yes. The 5-Station handles about 200 to 500 guests over a five-hour event, which leaves room for a crowded dance floor and a line after dinner. An open bar raises the count, so plan up if drinks run all night. Under 150 guests, a 2-Station is often enough, and for 400 to 900 guests we would step up to the 9-Station.
Where does the water come from if my Arlington backyard has no hookup?
From the trailer itself. Each unit carries its own fresh water tank, from 105 gallons on the 2-Station up to 200 gallons on the 5-Station and 9-Station, plus a separate waste tank that holds everything flushed. If you have a garden hose spigot close by, we can connect it for longer events. Most weddings never need one.
What if we need more than one trailer for a big crowd?
We place them in more than one spot. For a festival or a large gala, two trailers at opposite ends of the site almost always beat one big line in the middle of the crowd. We also mix sizes, like a 9-Station near the stage and an accessible unit near the entrance. Send the site layout and we’ll map it out.
When do you restock and clean the trailer during the event?
It depends on how long the event runs. For a single-day wedding, we stock the trailer fully before guests arrive, and that supply carries the whole night without a refill. For long events or multi-day festivals, we can send an attendant who restocks paper, wipes the sinks and keeps the floor dry. Multi-week rentals get a set service schedule.
How do permits, HOA rules and venue rules affect where the trailer goes?
On a private lot, you usually just need the owner’s or the HOA’s approval. Neighborhoods like Orangecrest and Mission Grove have HOA guidelines about trailers and parking, so check them a few weeks before the event. Venues often set their own rules about where vendors park. City parks and street events need a special event permit, and we’ll work with the event team on placement.
Do I need a flat spot, and how much room does the delivery truck need?
You need a fairly level spot a bit longer than the trailer, with a clear path from the street for the delivery truck and its driver. We level the unit with jacks, so a gentle slope is fine. Watch for low branches, tight gates and soft lawn after rain. Send us a photo or two and we’ll tell you if it works.
Does the trailer stay cool during a Riverside heat wave in August?
Yes. Every unit has air conditioning, and the 9-Station carries two AC units for bigger crowds on long afternoons. On days over 100 degrees we still suggest a shaded spot, with the doors facing away from the afternoon sun. The AC needs steady power, so we plan the circuit or a generator ahead of time.
Which trailer should I book for a film crew staying several days?
For most crews, a 5-Station at base camp works well, since it has separate women’s and men’s sides and holds up to heavy daily use by a full crew. For productions running several days, we can add a shower trailer. Service happens between shoot days so it never interrupts a take.
Are you able to deliver the same day after a water main break or power outage?
Often, yes. We keep units staged close to Riverside, so an emergency call can turn into a delivery within hours whenever a trailer is free in the area. If the power is out too, we bring a generator along with it. Call us directly for anything urgent. The quote form is slower.
Planning guides for portable bathroom trailer rentals in Riverside
Deeper reading for hosts and planners, from sizing a trailer to your guest count to keeping guests comfortable through a long event. Tap any guide to open it.
How to pick a luxury restroom rental company for a Riverside event
Start with one question: does the company own the trailers it rents? A lot of rental listings are brokers who pass your job to whoever is free that day. You find out who is showing up when a truck arrives. We wrote a longer guide on how to choose the right portable restroom service, and ownership is the first thing on that list.
Next, ask how they size the trailer. A good company asks about guest count, how long the event runs and whether there is a bar. If the first answer is a price with no questions, they are guessing. Ask who stocks the unit, who cleans it during the event and what happens if something breaks at 8 p.m. on a Saturday. You want a name and a phone number, not a ticket system.
What changes the quote on a Riverside temporary bathroom rental
No two quotes are the same, because no two events are the same. The biggest factor is size. A 2-Station and a 9-Station are very different trailers, and the right one depends on guest count and hours. Time is the second factor. A one-night wedding is priced one way. A six-month job site is priced another.
Location and access matter too. A flat driveway in Orangecrest is a quick drop. A hillside lot or a downtown street closure with a tight load-in window takes more planning and sometimes more crew. Power is another one. If the site has a good outlet within 100 feet, you are set. If it does not, a generator gets added.
Keeping restrooms running through a Riverside power shutoff
Riverside Public Utilities is the city’s own utility, but about 97 percent of the power it delivers comes through one Southern California Edison substation. That means a shutoff that Edison calls for fire risk can still reach homes and venues inside Riverside. The risk runs highest in the Santa Ana wind season, from about November through February.
A mobile restroom needs power for lights, fans, the AC or the heat. If your event lands in wind season, or your site sits near the canyons or the river bottom, plan for a generator even if the site has power. We can stage a quiet generator a safe distance from the trailer and the guests, and we check the fuel before the event starts.
Riverside Public Utilities: Public Safety Power Shutoff program
A heat plan for summer events in Riverside
Riverside summers are hot. August highs average in the mid 90s, and many summers bring days over 104 degrees. In August 2026 a heat wave pushed highs near 110 across the county. Even March can surprise you, as it did in 2026 when the city hit 101 and broke a record from 1997.
Heat changes how you plan restrooms. Put the trailer in shade if you can, or face the doors away from the afternoon sun. Turn the AC on well before guests arrive. Plan for more traffic, because guests drink more water in the heat. We often add a station or an attendant for a July or August event that we would not suggest in April.
Placing restrooms along a closed street for a downtown festival
Street festivals are long and thin. The Lunar Festival fills Mission Inn Avenue between Lime and Orange Streets from late morning into the evening. A crowd spread along a street does not act like a crowd on a lawn. People will not walk three blocks to find a restroom, and a single trailer at one end creates a line that blocks the vendors.
The fix is to split the stations. Two smaller trailers at each end of the closure, or one near the middle by the food, usually beat one big unit. Keep them off the main walking lane so the line does not cut across foot traffic. Put an accessible room near the busiest entrance.
Call now to hold a luxury restroom trailer for your Riverside date
Tell us your date, your address and your guest count. We’ll match the right trailer and send a free quote the same day, backed by 5-star service and 550+ Google reviews. Peak weekends go first, so book early.
