Porta potty rental in Payette, ID for Apple Blossom weekends, Main Street events, river-bottom farms and county seat remodels.
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Boise · 30 towns · 10 countiesThe Payette Apple Blossom Festival is a week-long spring event that has run for more than 80 years. Past festivals featured a Saturday parade, a carnival, a car show and music at the Kiwanis Park bandshell. For example, a 200-guest side event lasting 6 hours needs 5 standard units.
Local organizers set festival dates each spring, so confirm them before you book. May weekends fill fast across Payette County. Reserve as soon as your date is firm.
| Event size | Length | Standard units |
|---|---|---|
| 100 guests | Up to 4 hours | 2 |
| 200 guests | 6 hours | 5 |
| 300 guests | All day | 10 |
Add 1 accessible unit per cluster and 1 hand-wash station per 4 toilets when food is served. See event porta potty rental and the how many porta potties guide.
Porta potty rental in Payette, ID starts at $175 for the first standard event unit. Each extra unit costs $135. Payette is about 58 miles from Boise, in Zone 3, so add $85 per delivery. Event rentals carry no daily or hourly charge.
| Payette event order | Units | Travel | Starting total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 standard unit | $175 | $85 | $260 |
| 2 standard units | $310 | $85 | $395 |
| 3 standard units | $445 | $85 | $530 |
Totals are before 6% Idaho sales tax. There is no card fee, deposit or fuel surcharge. Compare unit types on the porta potty rental cost page.
Apple Blossom crowd near Kiwanis Park? Payette, dial (208) 240-9888.
Payette has 3 kinds of road owners. The city runs its own streets, while US-95 and State Highway 52 belong to the Idaho Transportation Department. Highway 52 crosses the Snake River into Oregon just west of town. Units on private lots, driveways or yards need no road permit.
Parade routes and street closures downtown go through Payette City Hall. A unit on a US-95 or Highway 52 shoulder needs ITD approval first. ITD lists special events among its right-of-way permits.
Start with the ITD permits guide for state highway questions.
Payette sits at about 2,159 feet where the Payette River meets the Snake River. Trucks reach town by I-84 exit 3, then north on US-95 through Fruitland. Low farm ground can stay soft in spring. Plan a spot with firm footing within 30 feet of the truck.
Same-day delivery works when a truck is already routed to Payette County. Otherwise the unit comes the next morning. A $95 rush fee applies to same-day orders.
The 2010 ADA Standards call for at least 5% of portable units in each cluster to be accessible. In practice, that means at least 1 per cluster. The PolyJohn We'll Care III ADA unit rents for $235 per event. The unit has a ground-level floor and a 60-inch turning circle.
The We'll Care III door opening is 32.75 inches wide. The unit needs a level spot about 85 inches wide. Learn more on the ADA porta potty rental page.
Expect $260 for a standard event porta potty in Payette, ID. That covers the $85 Zone 3 travel fee. The ADA wheelchair-accessible unit is $320. A deluxe flushing toilet with a sink costs $380. Monthly renters pay $165 per cycle and one $160 charge to deliver and collect it.
| Unit | Event in Payette | Per 28 days |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | $260 | $165 |
| ADA wheelchair-accessible | $320 | $215 |
| Deluxe flushing with sink | $380 | $275 |
| Hand-wash station | $210 | $140 |
| Restroom trailer | from $1,280 | quote |
Payette units can show up the business day before and stay through the business day after, unmetered. Booking two standard units alongside a hand-wash station runs $520, plus 6% Idaho tax; same-day rush is $95 more.
The Boise-area price guide explains each line on a quote.
To reach Payette, drivers cover 58 miles on I-84 and then US-95 north. ZIP 83661 is in Zone 3, adding $85 to event orders. Most Payette deliveries arrive next morning. Same-day requires a truck already headed up that way, and a call before noon.
Payette, Fruitland, Weiser, Ontario, Nyssa, Vale, Glenns Ferry, Cascade. Next-morning delivery is typical.
Travel fee+$85Payette ZIP codes: 83661
Our routes include Downtown Payette and Main Street, the Kiwanis Park area and Pipers Glen subdivision. Payette River bottoms can stay wet in spring. If your yard is soft, tell us. We can set the unit on the driveway or a gravel pad.
Apple Blossom weekend availability depends on how early you call. Spring festival dates book quickly across Payette County. Call with your date and guest count, and we will hold units as soon as you pay by card.
Payette is about 58 miles north, so next-morning delivery is the norm. Same-day is possible if a truck already runs up US-95 that day. Phone (208) 240-9888 before noon. A same-day trip adds the $95 rush fee.
One standard unit for a Payette weekend costs $260 before tax. That is $175 for the unit plus the $85 Zone 3 travel fee. We drop the unit off Friday and pick it up Monday. There is no daily charge for the days in between.
A unit on a public street needs city approval first, and a state highway shoulder needs ITD approval. Most Payette homeowners avoid permits by using the driveway or side yard. The truck needs firm ground within about 30 feet.
We serve Ontario, Nyssa and Vale in Oregon as well. Those towns sit in the same Zone 3 as Payette, so the travel fee is also $85. Oregon job sites follow Oregon OSHA rules, so tell us when you book.
Our phones are answered 7 days a week, 6 AM to 8 PM Mountain Time. Call the same number you booked with. An unscheduled service visit costs $65 when a unit needs an extra pump-out.
Official sources: Idaho Transportation Department right-of-way permits · U.S. Access Board guide to toilet rooms
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