Slippery Rock, Butler County, PA

Porta Potty Rental in Slippery Rock, PA

Slippery Rock rentals support SRU game days, VillageFest on Main Street and Pennsic War camps at Cooper's Lake.

Calls answered in person Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM

How does porta potty rental work in Slippery Rock, PA?

Porta potty rental in Slippery Rock, PA covers the borough, the township and the SRU campus area in 16057. We deliver units, service them weekly on monthly rentals and pick them up when you finish. Customers include student groups, tailgaters, campground event hosts, farm owners and builders along Route 108.

About Slippery Rock

Slippery Rock is a college town in northern Butler County. Slippery Rock Township had 6,719 residents in 2020 and surrounds the borough, which began as Centreville in 1841. Slippery Rock University enrolled 8,625 students in fall 2025, and most of its campus sits in the township. Route 108 leads west to I-79, and Route 258 runs northwest. Rentals peak around football weekends, VillageFest, move-in days and summer camping events. Source

Porta potty rental in Slippery Rock at a glance
What you need to knowSlippery Rock detail
ZIP codes we deliver to16057
Delivery timingSame-day when you call before 1 PM, Mon–Sat
Delivery and pickup charge$75 per order
Weekend eventsFriday delivery, Monday pickup, one price
Monthly rentalsWeekly pump-out and restock, renews every 28 days, no contract
Office hoursMon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM

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Quote requests answered within 1 business hour during office hours. Prefer to talk? Call (724) 233-8539.

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Which Slippery Rock neighborhoods do you deliver to?

We deliver to every part of Slippery Rock, including Slippery Rock borough, Slippery Rock University campus, Downtown Main Street, Gateway Park and the other areas below. Surrounding towns such as Grove City, Harrisville, West Sunbury are on the same route, so units for a Slippery Rock job and a nearby job can share one delivery.

  • Slippery Rock borough
  • Slippery Rock University campus
  • Downtown Main Street
  • Gateway Park
  • Ginger Hill
  • Doughertys Mills
  • Branchton
  • Slippery Rock Park
  • Elora
  • Jacksville
  • Moores Corners
  • Coaltown
  • Five Points
  • Moniteau
  • Bovard
  • Annandale
  • Lakeview Beach area
  • Davis Hollow
  • Watts Bay
  • Rock Falls Park

Which towns near Slippery Rock do you serve?

Areas around Slippery Rock we deliver to on the same route:

  • Grove City 16127
  • Harrisville 16038
  • West Sunbury 16061
  • Portersville 16051
  • Prospect 16052
  • Volant 16156
  • Boyers 16020
  • Hilliards 16040
  • New Wilmington 16142

What does a porta potty cost in Slippery Rock, PA?

A standard porta potty for a weekend event in Slippery Rock costs $278, which includes delivery and pickup. A standard unit on a Slippery Rock jobsite is $199 every 28 days with weekly service, plus a $75 delivery and pickup charge billed once. Pennsylvania sales tax of 6% is added to the rental.

Slippery Rock rates, 2026 (monthly rates add the one-time $75 delivery charge)
UnitWeekend event in Slippery RockPer 28 daysBest for
Standard$278$199Jobsites, casual parties
Deluxe with sink$395$289Parties with food
Flushable$475$349Weddings, showers
Wheelchair-accessible$330$2495% of public clusters
Handwash station$147$125Food lines, OSHA sites
Restroom trailerQuoted by distanceQuoted100+ guests

No fuel, card or removal fees. Full price list and add-ons: porta potty rental cost.

Do I need a permit for a porta potty in Slippery Rock?

A porta potty on private property in Slippery Rock usually needs no permit. Placement on a street, sidewalk, park or state land is different; the rules that apply in Slippery Rock are below, each with its official source. Confirm with the office named before you book, because rules change.

Alcohol at events on borough property

Slippery Rock Borough allows open containers at events on borough property only with a police chief's permit. Apply at least 10 days ahead and meet in person with the chief and borough manager. Drinking is limited to noon to 10 p.m., so plan extra units for that window. Source

Moraine north shore and Jennings events

Lakeview Beach, Davis Hollow Marina and Jennings Environmental Education Center are state land. Group events need a DCNR Request for Activity at least 15 days out. Races and festivals need 90 days. The activity plan must cover portable restrooms, so book units before you file. Source

Community park pavilions on North Main Street

Slippery Rock Area Parks & Recreation runs a 60-acre park at 320 N. Main St. with pavilions, ball fields and playgrounds. Contact the park office before bringing a unit to a pavilion booking or tournament. We set units on firm ground beside the parking lot so the truck can service them. Source

Where are porta potties used most in Slippery Rock?

In Slippery Rock, portable toilets are booked most for Cooper's Lake Campground (Pennsic War), VillageFest and the other venues and events below. Book 2–3 weeks ahead for those dates, because event units in the area reserve early.

  • Cooper's Lake Campground (Pennsic War): Pennsic War fills Cooper's Lake Campground at 205 Currie Road with medieval re-creation campers. The 2026 event ran July 24 to August 9. Camp groups staying for weeks need units with service at least twice a week. Source
  • VillageFest: VillageFest brings more than 100 food and craft vendors to Main Street each September. Organizers have estimated 4,000 to 6,000 people on Main Street in a day. Units belong at each end of the vendor rows and near the music corner. Source
  • N. Kerr Thompson Stadium: SRU football plays at Bob DiSpirito Field at N. Kerr Thompson Stadium. Fall home games pack campus lots with families and alumni. Tailgate groups renting their own unit should check SRU parking rules first. Source
  • Jennings Environmental Education Center: Jennings at 2951 Prospect Road protects Pennsylvania's only public prairie, home to blazing star and the massasauga rattlesnake. Groups booking programs or events there follow DCNR activity rules, which include planning for restrooms. Source
  • Moraine State Park north shore: Moraine's north shore holds Lakeview Beach, the Davis Hollow and Watts Bay marinas and the McDanels Boat Launch. Each has flush restrooms. Reunions at distant pavilions or the North Shore cabins may still need a unit nearby. Source
Portable restrooms set up for an event, the kind of setup used in Slippery Rock

How many porta potties for an SRU football tailgate in Slippery Rock?

An SRU tailgate lot with 300 fans over 4 hours needs 6 units by the 1-per-50 rule. Where beer is served, add 3 more, 1 per 100 fans, for 9 total. Make at least 1 accessible. A day that stretches past 4 hours needs a second set.

Run the sizing calculator for your own headcount.

What do people in Slippery Rock rent porta potties for?

Student group cookouts near campus

Student groups host fall cookouts on private lots near campus. A 200-guest cookout over four hours needs 4 units. Where beer is legally served, add 2 more. One unit should be accessible. Set units on pavement or gravel, since lawns near campus turn muddy after rain.

Pennsic War camp groups

Pennsic camps at Cooper's Lake can hold dozens of people for more than two weeks. A 40-person camp group renting its own units should plan 2 units with service twice a week. Ask the campground about placement rules before you book.

Barn weddings in Cherry and Worth townships

Barn weddings on farms around Slippery Rock often run eight hours. A 150-guest wedding for 8 hours with beer needs 4 units per 4-hour block, or 8 total. Make 1 accessible and pick deluxe units for the wedding party and older guests.

How many jobsite toilets does a Slippery Rock construction site need?

A Slippery Rock construction site needs at least 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers under OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 Table D-1, and 1 seat plus 1 urinal per 40 workers above that. For a tank that lasts the week, plan 1 standard unit per 10 workers with weekly service.

Construction activity in Slippery Rock

  • Slippery Rock University turned the former University Union at 103 Central Loop into the Campus Success Center. It opened with a ribbon-cutting in January 2025. It houses financial aid, counseling and the student health center. Campus projects like this need jobsite units placed off student walkways. Source
  • PennDOT District 10 announced a pipe replacement on Slippery Rock Road (Route 4008) in Slippery Rock Township in 2026. Short road jobs like this use a single unit at the crew's staging spot. It moves when the work zone shifts. Source

Construction rentals and the full OSHA requirements guide.

How does Slippery Rock weather affect a rental?

North of Moraine State Park, the Slippery Rock area falls in the cooler warm-summer humid continental zone. County monthly averages range from roughly 28°F in January to 72°F in July. November tailgates can sit near freezing, so ask for units serviced close to game day. Source

From November through March our units leave the yard with a brine-charged tank so they keep working below freezing. Winter rental details.

Which porta potties can you deliver to Slippery Rock?

All six unit types go to Slippery Rock: standard, deluxe with sink, flushable, wheelchair-accessible, handwashing stations and restroom trailers. Tailgate rows near campus and long-stay units for summer camping events.

Slippery Rock porta potty questions

Can I serve beer at an event on Slippery Rock borough property?

Slippery Rock Borough requires a police chief permit for open containers at events on borough property. Apply at least 10 days ahead. Only drinks of 15% ABV or less may be served, between noon and 10 p.m. More drinks mean more restroom trips, so add units for that window.

Do you deliver to Pennsic War camps at Cooper's Lake?

Slippery Rock's Cooper's Lake Campground hosts Pennsic War, which ran July 24 to August 9 in 2026. Check the campground's rules on outside units before you book. Where allowed, we deliver before the event and service units on a set schedule.

Can a porta potty go at the Slippery Rock park on North Main Street?

Slippery Rock Area Parks & Recreation runs the 60-acre park at 320 N. Main St. Ask the park office before bringing a unit to a pavilion or ball field. We place units on firm ground near the lot so our truck can reach them.

Do I need DCNR approval for a reunion at Lakeview Beach?

Lakeview Beach and other Moraine north shore sites need DCNR approval for group gatherings. Submit a Request for Activity at least 15 days ahead. The plan should cover restrooms, so line up units early. The park office is at 225 Pleasant Valley Road, 724-368-8811.

What ZIP code do you serve in Slippery Rock?

Slippery Rock uses ZIP 16057 for the borough, the township and the SRU campus. We also reach Branchton, Doughertys Mills and the Jennings area. Give us a cross street or campus lot name when you book.

How many units does a Main Street festival in Slippery Rock need?

A Slippery Rock street festival is sized by its peak crowd, not the daily total. With 1,000 people on Main Street at once, plan 20 units per 4-hour block. Make at least 1 accessible for every 20 units.

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