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Backcountry Toilet Systems
for High-Use Recreation Sites
Double Stall ADA Teton at Snoqualmie WA (shown in front of rendered backdrop)
Superior Backcountry Toilet Systems and Structures for Parks, Forests, Huts, Trails, and Campgrounds
Toilet Tech delivers rugged, low-maintenance backcountry toilet systems engineered for national parks, state parks, forest lands, and other high-use recreation areas. Our urine-diverting technology mimics the natural soil ecosystem by separating liquids from solids, dramatically reducing waste and maintenance. Proven in over 400 high-use destinations, Toilet Tech systems are an effective, EPA friendly alternative to pit and composting toilets or where none exist. Request a quote today by filling out our QUESTIONNAIRE.
Choosing the right backcountry toilet system starts with understanding your site conditions and visitor demand. Browse our Projects page to see proven system types, building designs, and performance outcomes from installations across the country.
HOW IT WORKS
At the core of every Toilet Tech system is our Behind-the-Wall (BTW) urine diversion technology, which separates urine from solid waste immediately — just as nature does physiologically in all mammals. This separation is critical. When liquids and solids mix, odors increase, decomposition slows, and maintenance challenges multiply. With the BTW:
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Urine is dispersed onsite through a managed drainfield. Alternatively, urine can be stored for reuse.​
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Solid waste is either biologically decomposed onsite (Decompose™) or securely contained for periodic removal (Waste Away).
The result: cleaner facilities, fewer service visits, easier permitting, and longer system life.
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Location: Smith Rock State Park, OR
Toilet Type: Urine Diverting Decompose
Usage: 50-200+ per day, year-round
Video: Smith Rock State Park
Description: One of the first Behind the Wall urine diverting decompose toilets in the US. Since replacing the Phoenix blue box, this TTS system has generated zero pounds of waste over the last five years. The original Phoenix generated 30,000 - 40,000 pounds of hazardous waste for disposal in the same period.
We take pride in our long list of repeat clients and what they say about the quality of our work, the effectiveness of our products, and our dedication to their success.
