Park and City Event Restrooms in Fort Caroline
Events on Park Service ground are arranged with the Park Service, and units are placed to its agreement.
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The Arlington Hills and Fort Caroline area sits on the east bank along Fort Caroline Road and Monument Road. Work here runs from residential jobs to events near Fort Caroline National Memorial, and events there are arranged with the National Park Service. Calls are answered 24/7.
The Arlington Hills and Fort Caroline area lies on the east bank along Fort Caroline Road and Monument Road, about 7.9 kilometers from the map point. The name comes from a fort the French built here on 22 June 1564 under Rene Goulaine de Laudonniere. Spanish troops under Pedro Menendez de Aviles sacked it on 20 September 1565, and the exact site has never been found.
Events near the memorial are a National Park Service matter. Fort Caroline National Memorial is part of the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve, so a unit for a site close to it is agreed with the Park Service before it goes out. A technician will confirm who signs off on the placement before anything is set. Call (888) 351-0294 with the street, the dates and the expected people, and Jacksonville Porta Potty Rental will propose a placement.
Local weather drives activity here: heat, humidity and rain change what shows up week to week.
Fort Caroline National Memorial sits within the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve, a National Park Service unit, so an event on that ground is arranged with the Park Service and not with the city. The French built the fort in June 1564 and the Spanish sacked it in September 1565, but the exact site has never been found. Visitors who come for the history arrive in numbers that depend on what is on the program, so the expected headcount is the first question to ask.
A unit for a Park Service event is placed on ground the Park Service agrees, and the crew does not choose a spot on public land without that agreement. Servicing follows the event hours, and the crew needs a clear route to the unit for the truck and the guests alike. A technician will ask for the event dates and expected headcount before proposing a count.
Fort Caroline Road and Monument Road run through residential lots on the east bank of the St. Johns, and the homes here are reached from the road itself. The technician checks the approach from the road before setting the unit, and places it on the reachable side of the house so that it is not in front of the entrance.
A residential placement on this side of the river is usually a single unit for the length of a renovation, a re-roof or a yard job. The count is set by the number of people on the lot, and servicing follows the crew. Handwash stations can be added for a crew that grows during the work, and the placement stays where it was first set.
Hurricane Irma pushed the St. Johns over its banks in September 2017, and the water ran through downtown, San Marco and Riverside before dawn on 12 September. The National Weather Service in Jacksonville called the surge record flooding. The east bank sits on the same river, so a lot close to the water is planned for high water as well as rain.
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from 1 June to 30 November, according to NOAA. Units on a site near the river are secured or taken away before a forecast storm and returned for cleanup once the ground can be safely worked. A site that is still open in storm season should agree that plan before the unit is placed.
The National Weather Service gives the 1991-2020 normal July average maximum for Jacksonville as 91.9 °F, and recent Julys have run above that, with July 2025 at 94.8 °F. A unit on an open lot in full sun heats up, and the chemical inside works harder as the temperature climbs. Summer servicing is planned more often than in the rest of the year, and a shaded spot is chosen where the layout allows.
A unit on Park Service ground in July stands in the sun for the length of the event, which is why shade and extra servicing are part of the plan for those days. Handwash stations matter more on a hot day, and a technician will suggest them when the event runs long.
Events on Park Service ground are arranged with the Park Service, and units are placed to its agreement.
Street and festival events need units placed clear of the road.
A standard unit suits a residential lot or a single event ground on the east bank.
Renovation and re-roof work on residential lots usually keeps one unit for the job.
An accessible unit needs a level approach, which the technician checks before the unit is set.
Storm recovery on east-bank lots means units returned after a storm, once the ground is safe.
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Only in agreement with the Park Service. Events in the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve are arranged with the Park Service, and the crew will not place a unit on that ground before the agreement is in place.
Events near the memorial are arranged with the Park Service rather than the city. For events elsewhere in Jacksonville, a Special Event Permit applies at 500 people or more, and that count includes workers and spectators.
No published Jacksonville count applies. The number depends on the crew and the length of the job, so give those figures and a technician will suggest a count.
Units are secured or taken away before a forecast storm and returned for cleanup once the ground is safe. The plan is agreed when the unit is placed, not on the day.
No price is published on this site. Cost depends on the unit type, the length of the placement and the servicing cycle, and a technician gives the figures for your job when you call the number on this page.