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Ranches · Campouts · Hunting leases · RV parksPorta Potty Rental for Ranches, Campsites & RV Parks Near Denton
- We deliver camping and ranch porta potties around Krum, Ponder, Aubrey, Sanger and Pilot Point — check your ZIP or send a pin.
- Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. No address? A Google Maps pin works.
- Overnight camps need 1 unit per 25 people — see the campout count.
- Weekly service included on multi-week stays; weekend campouts arrive clean and stocked.
- Itemized quote: unit, dates, service, delivery, pickup, any distance fee and tax.
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(940) 275-3799
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Can you deliver a porta potty to rural land with no street address?
Yes. Brandon Rental Works delivers porta potties to rural land with no street address using a Google Maps pin or GPS coordinates. Text the pin to (940) 275-3799 with directions from the nearest paved road, the gate code and an on-site contact. The driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arrival.
- Drop the pin on the exact spot, not the front gate or the county road.
- Write 2–3 lines of directions: "Second gate past the red barn, left at the tank."
- Send the gate code and which gate to use.
- Name an on-site contact who can answer the phone if the driver gets turned around.
- Mark the spot with a flag, cone or T-post ribbon.
Cell coverage drops out in parts of rural Denton County. Send everything before the delivery day so the driver has it on paper.
callers asked for same-day delivery. One had just bought rural land with no street address and no cell service. A pin drop and written directions got the units there, and they stayed for weeks with weekly service.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.Do you deliver to ranches and camps around Krum, Ponder, Aubrey, Sanger and Pilot Point?
Yes. We deliver ranch and campsite porta potties across Denton County, including the 76259 Krum and Ponder side, the 76227 Aubrey side, Sanger and Pilot Point. West of I-35, sandy Cross Timbers soil can bog a truck after rain. East of Denton, Blackland Prairie clay turns slick, so gravel or high ground works best.
| Area | Ground and roads | What to plan |
|---|---|---|
| Krum and Ponder (76259) | Sandy Cross Timbers soil west of I-35 | Pick a spot near a firm road; warn us about sand after rain. |
| Argyle side (76226) | Sandy lots west of I-35 | Gravel pad or driveway edge. |
| Aubrey (76227) and Pilot Point | Blackland Prairie clay to the east | High ground; clay gets slick and units can lean after a soaking rain. |
| Sanger | North of Denton along I-35 | Send a pin for pasture and lake-area sites. |
| Any open pasture | Wind from March–June storms | Ask us to stake or strap the unit. |
Our yard on Dallas Dr sits near I-35E, and US-380 and Loop 288 are our main routes out to rural Denton County. See the Denton County porta potty rental page for coverage by town.
How do I get the delivery truck through a ranch gate and down a dirt road?
A ranch gate and road need about 10–11 feet of clear width for our truck, with no low wires or branches under 12 feet. Give the gate code, warn us about soft sand or creek crossings, and pick a spot within about 25 feet of where the truck can stop. Our crew hand-carts empty units from there.
- Gate width: 10–11 feet for the truck. A pipe gate narrower than that means the unit gets placed at the gate.
- Overhead: trim low oak limbs and check for sagging lines over the road.
- Wet weather: after heavy rain, dispatch may suggest a spot closer to the paved road.
- Livestock: tell us if cattle or horses are in the pasture, so we note it and gates stay shut.
- Locked out: if the driver cannot get in, a trip fee may apply.
Unit sizes for tight spots
- Standard PolyJohn PJN343.5" W × 47" D × 91" H
- Deluxe PolyJohn Fleet47" W × 47" D × 91" H
- Accessible Comfort XL62" W × 62" D × 91" H
- Standard weight, emptyAbout 175 lb
- Door-side clearance3 ft
Camping, hunting or working out on the land?
Text us a pin and call (940) 275-3799. We confirm the road, the gate and the drop spot before the truck leaves Denton.
Which porta potty works for a campout, hunting lease or RV park?
A standard PolyJohn PJN3 fits most campouts, hunting leases and ranch work, with a 60-gallon holding tank. Add a hand-wash station when food is cooked. A towable trailer-mounted unit suits big ranches where people move. RV parks and rallies add 1 wheelchair-accessible unit per cluster for guests with limited mobility.
| Use | Unit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Family campout or scout weekend | Standard + hand-wash station | Kids, cooking, no plumbing |
| Hunting lease or deer camp | Standard, weekly service | Simple, rugged, no power or water needed |
| Big ranch, crews or hunters spread out | Towable trailer-mounted unit | Tow it to the work area or the next blind |
| RV rally or overflow RV parking | Standard bank + accessible + hand-wash | Guests without RV hookups use them |
| Ranch gathering or barn party | Deluxe flushing unit with sink | Guests expect a sink and flush |
| Building a cabin or barn | Standard on 28-day billing | Weekly service through the build |
Compare the standard porta potty, the hand-wash station and the wheelchair-accessible unit before you book.
How many porta potties do I need for a campout or RV rally?
A campout or RV rally where people stay overnight needs 1 porta potty per 25 people under our house method for events over 8 hours. A 60-person campout needs 3 units. A 120-person RV rally needs 5 units, with 1 wheelchair-accessible, plus 3 hand-wash stations if meals are cooked on site.
Worked example: 120-person RV rally, Friday to Sunday, shared meals
- Over 8 hours, so use 1 unit per 25: 120 ÷ 25 = 4.8. Round up to 5 units.
- Accessibility: 5% of 5 rounds up to 1, so 1 wheelchair-accessible + 4 standard.
- Meals cooked on site: 5 toilets ÷ 2 = 2.5. Round up to 3 hand-wash stations.
- Over 3 days, ask about a mid-rally service visit.
Serving alcohol? Add 1 unit per 100 guests (2 more for 120 guests), then recount hand washing. Many RV guests use the units to save their own holding tanks. Full method: porta potty sizing guide.
Event porta potty calculator
Method: Brandon Rental Works house rule — 1 unit per 50 guests up to 4 hours, 1 per 35 for 4–8 hours, 1 per 25 beyond 8 hours, always rounded up; accessible count from 2010 ADA Standards §213.2 (5%, minimum 1).
How does a multi-week ranch or camp rental work with weekly service?
A ranch or camp rental longer than 5 days is billed every 28 days, with 1 service visit a week included. The clock starts on drop-off day. Our pump truck needs a path to within about 25 feet of the unit every week. There is no contract, and pickup comes within 1–2 business days of your call.
- Pick a service-friendly spot on firm ground near the ranch road.
- Keep the gate code current. A changed code means a missed service.
- Weekly visit: pump, sanitize, restock, and a dated ticket inside the door.
- Autopay every 28 days with an emailed invoice.
- Call for pickup when the season, build or stay ends.
Hunting season or harvest only? See seasonal porta potty rentals. For year-round farm crews, the long-term rental page covers OSHA 1928.110.
long-term callers in our 2026 call review were on 28-day billing, and none needed a contract. On rural land, the unit stays until you call for pickup.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.Where should a porta potty go at a campsite or ranch?
A campsite or ranch porta potty should sit on level, firm ground, close enough to camp to walk at night and within about 25 feet of a spot the truck can reach. Keep 3 feet clear at the door. Stay off septic lids, drain fields and low spots where rain collects.
- Light the path. A solar stake light or lantern by the door helps after dark.
- Shade in summer. Denton's July highs average about 96°F, and shade slows odor.
- High, flat ground. Rain runoff can undercut the base in a low spot.
- Stake it in open pasture. Spring storms bring high wind March–June.
- Away from the fire ring. The plastic shell can melt, and fire damage is billed to the renter.
Ranch, campsite and RV park porta potty questions
Do you need GPS coordinates, or is a Google Maps pin enough?
There's a gate. How does the driver get in?
The ground is sandy or soft. Can the truck get in?
Do I have to meet the driver at the site?
What if there's no cell service out on the land?
How often will you clean it out at the ranch?
Can I get a porta potty for a family campout this weekend?
Ready to book? Call or get an itemized quote
Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Your quote lists the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax — before you pay.
- Locally owned yard at 302 Dallas Dr, Denton, TX 76205
- Driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arrival
- Nobody needs to be home — mark the spot and we place it
- Weekend events: Friday drop, Monday pickup, no extra rental charge
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