RV & camping
Porta Potties for RV Parks, Campgrounds and Camping Land
A porta potty for RV park overflow, campgrounds, hunting leases and family land where campers park. A serviced unit means your RV black tank fills slower. We deliver, pump and restock our unit; we do not pump RV tanks.
Live answer Mon–Sat, 7 AM to 7 PM. Written quotes back in about 15 minutes. Updated
Delivery area
RV parks, leases and rural land in Collin County and 21 cities. Rural ZIPs quoted by route.
Arrival
Same day by 12 PM when roads are dry. Send a map pin for rural spots.
Which unit
Standard unit for most camps. Towable unit for raw land or camps that move.
Cleaning
Weekly pump and restock on stays over 3 days. We do not pump RV tanks.
Full cost
Weekend $165. Longer stays $145 per 28 days. Plus delivery and tax.
- Same dayCall by 12 PM, Mon–Sat
- WeeklyService included on 28-day rentals
- 22 cities5 North Texas counties
- All-inNo fuel or removal fees
- Local yard207 W Erwin Ave, McKinney
Do you pump RV black tanks or septic systems?
No. Justin Rental Works rents and services portable toilets only. We do not pump RV black tanks, boat tanks or septic systems. A porta potty with weekly service, $145 per 28 days, keeps campers from filling the RV black tank in the first place, so you make fewer trips to a dump station.
How many porta potties does a campground or RV park need?
Plan about 5 uses per person per day. A standard unit holds about 200 uses, so 4 campers fill it in about 10 days and weekly service fits. A hunting camp of 15 needs 2 units with twice-weekly service. RV park overflow lots usually need 2 to 3 units plus 1 wheelchair-accessible unit.
| People at camp | Uses per day (about 5 each) | Days until a 200-use tank is full | Our setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 10 | About 20 | 1 standard, service every two weeks |
| 4 | 20 | About 10 | 1 standard, weekly service |
| 8 | 40 | About 5 | 1 standard, twice-weekly service |
| 15 | 75 | About 2–3 | 2 standards, twice-weekly service |
| RV park overflow, 20 sites | Varies | Varies | 2–3 standards + 1 wheelchair-accessible, weekly |
Can your truck reach my camping land or hunting lease?
Our service truck needs a dry dirt or gravel road and a spot within about 50 feet of the unit. Locked gates are fine: text the code or meet the driver once. On raw land with no road near the campsite, a towable unit can be parked where the truck can reach it.
- Send a map pin for the spot. Rural addresses can be hard to find.
- Tell us about low branches, cattle guards or soft crossings.
- Share gate codes by text, not voicemail.
- Keep the unit 50 feet or more from the campfire.
What does a porta potty for camping land cost?
A porta potty for a weekend camp-out is $165 for up to 3 days. A longer stay is $145 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. Deer season, about November to early January, runs about 3 cycles, or $480 with Zone A delivery. Only 8.25% Texas sales tax is added.
| Stay | How we bill | Standard unit | Example total before tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekend camp-out | Event price, up to 3 days | $165 | $165 + $45 Zone A = $210 |
| One to four weeks | 28-day cycle, weekly service | $145 | $145 + $45 = $190 |
| Deer season, about 3 cycles | 28-day cycle, renews | $145 per cycle | $435 + $45 = $480 |
| Living on land all year | 13 cycles a year | $145 per cycle | $1,885 + $45 = $1,930 |
Check delivery for your land or campsite
Send a map pin and your dates. We confirm the route and quote the total.
See the full porta potty price list or the monthly rental terms.
Is a porta potty better than using my RV toilet?
For stays of more than a few days with 4 or more people, yes. Our standard unit has a 60-gallon waste tank, larger than most RV black tanks, and we empty it every week. Your RV toilet stays free for night use, and you skip hauling the camper to a dump station.
Many families with an RV on their own land keep 1 standard porta potty outside all year. If guests are older or use a walker, add a wheelchair-accessible unit with a ground-level floor.
Can I move the porta potty to another campsite?
Not a standard unit. A standard porta potty weighs about 210 pounds empty and can tip if moved by hand, and tip-over cleanup starts at $150. For camps that move, ask for a towable unit on a small trailer. Or call us, and we quote a move to the new spot.
RV, camping and hunting lease questions
Straight answers from the dispatch desk. Not covered here? Call (469) 326-5635.
Can you pump out my camper's holding tank?
No. We only pump our own portable toilets. For an RV holding tank, call a mobile RV pump-out service or use a dump station.
Can you empty my septic tank while you are out here?
No. Septic tanks need a licensed septic company. We can drop a porta potty to use while your septic is being repaired.
Will you deliver to a hunting lease with a locked gate?
Yes. Text us the gate code or meet the driver for the first drop. After that, weekly service runs on its own.
Can I keep a porta potty on my land all year?
Yes. It renews every 28 days with weekly service, about 13 cycles a year. Billing stops the day you call for pickup.
Do you deliver to Lake Lavon properties?
Yes. Lavon is in Zone A, so delivery and pickup is $45 per order and same-day delivery is available when you order by 12 PM.
Is a towable unit more expensive?
Towable units are quoted by site, because the trailer and route matter. Ask when you call and we price it with the rest of the order.
Check delivery for your land or campsite
Calling is the fastest way to book. Justin's dispatch desk at 207 W Erwin Ave answers Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM, checks the route for your ZIP while you're on the phone and reads you the full price before you pay.
(469) 326-5635- Local yard in McKinney, not a call center
- All-in quote: unit, delivery, pickup and servicing
- No fuel surcharge, no removal fee