Tri-County Fair week
The fair fills the fairgrounds for about a week each summer with grandstand shows and 4-H and FFA exhibitors from three counties. Extra restroom stalls take pressure off permanent buildings when evening crowds arrive.
Petersburg ADA portable shower trailer & luxury combination shower and restroom trailer for rent
Planning an event restroom trailer rental for the Tri-County Fairgrounds in Petersburg? The drive to the fairgrounds and other Grant County sites is about 4 hours 15 minutes from Maryland. Late-evening and early-morning calls are welcome, emergency delivery requests can be made at any time, and ADA-compliant stalls that include a ramp can be had on short-term rental, long-term rental or leasing terms.
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Phone hours
- Requests taken at any hour
- Emergency delivery
- about 4 hours 15 minutes
- Estimated drive time
- Short-term rental, long-term rental and leasing
- Rental terms
- ADA-compliant stalls with a ramp available
- ADA
Restroom and shower trailers in Petersburg
Petersburg is the Grant County seat, set where the North Fork joins the South Branch of the Potomac. Its calendar leans on the Tri-County Fair, which Grant, Hardy and Pendleton counties share, and on the Spring Mountain Festival in late April. Grant Memorial Hospital and the county schools keep weekday traffic steady, and the Petersburg Wave draws glider pilots each March. Temporary restrooms and showers tend to be needed for crowds, work crews and long event days at these sites.
Decide early whether the site is city property, a county park or the fairgrounds, since each has a different office to ask, and keep the trailer clear of riverbank ground when the South Branch is running high.
Trailers and starting rates for Petersburg
| Trailer | Stalls | Water and power | Best for | From (1-6 days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 ft shower-restroom combo | 3 private shower/restroom stalls | Hot and cold water; 120V/240V, 200 A | Small crews, estate events, tight sites | From $2,995 |
| 22 ft shower-restroom combo | 6 private stalls | Hot and cold water; 120V/240V, 200 A | Mid-size crews, festivals, campuses | From $4,995 |
| 30 ft shower-restroom combo | 8 private stalls | Hot and cold water; 120V/240V, 200 A | Base camps, plant outages, large events | From $3,995 |
| 20 ft shower container | 5 shower heads, water heater | 120V/240V, 200 A | Workforce and emergency shelters | From $3,995 |
| Combo + 1 ADA stall (3+1 and 8+1) | Standard stalls plus one ADA stall with ramp | As above | Public sites, schools, government, healthcare | Request a quote |
| 16-basin handwashing sink trailer | 16 basins | Water heater | Pairs with any unit for food and event sites | From $2,995 |
All prices are starting rates and may vary depending on delivery location, rental duration, site conditions and service needs. Request a quote for final pricing.
Local sites near Petersburg
- Tri-County FairgroundsHosts the Tri-County Fair, usually late July into early August
- Town ParkThree picnic pavilions and the Grant County Little League field
- Welton Memorial ParkSouth Branch park with two boat ramps and a December light display
- Spring Mountain FestivalChamber-run festival, usually the last weekend of April
- Grant Memorial HospitalWVU Medicine regional hospital and major employer in the county seat
- Grant County AirportGeneral aviation field with a 5,000-foot paved runway
Placement near the South Branch
Petersburg grew where the North Fork meets the South Branch of the Potomac, and the river has a long flood record, with major floods in 1924, 1936 and 1949 and the great flood of 1985. Riverside sites such as Welton Memorial Park, which has a walking trail and two boat ramps on the South Branch, are pleasant for events but sit close to the water. Before choosing a spot, ask City Hall whether the location falls inside the mapped flood area, watch the forecast in the days before delivery, and pick firm, level ground with room for a service vehicle to turn around.
Planning around fair and festival dates
Two recurring events set the busiest stretches of the Petersburg calendar. The Tri-County Fair usually runs from late July into the first days of August at the fairgrounds, with evening concerts, a demolition derby and 4-H and FFA programs drawing families from Grant, Hardy and Pendleton counties. The Spring Mountain Festival, organized by the Grant County Chamber of Commerce, usually takes place the last weekend of April and has included a parade, a car, truck and tractor show and a motorcycle show. Both reward early planning, because restroom and shower needs are fixed by the event dates.
How Petersburg uses restroom and shower trailers
Festival and park crowds
The free Spring Mountain Festival brings parade-day and car-show crowds in late April, and Town Park pavilions host gatherings through the warm months. ADA restroom stalls help where the permanent facilities are limited.
Flood cleanup and repair crews
The South Branch has flooded the town in 1924, 1936, 1949 and 1985. After high water, repair and cleanup crews may need a shower and restroom trailer on site for the duration of the work.
Permits and local rules in Petersburg
Inside Petersburg city limits, City Hall is the first office to contact about placing a trailer on city streets, lots or other city property. Town Park lies in the city but is run as a Grant County park, so pavilion reservations there go through county Parks and Recreation. The Tri-County Fairgrounds is operated by the Tri-County Fair Association. No published special-event or temporary-trailer permit form for Petersburg could be found, so the city office should confirm what applies.
- Town Park is listed among Grant County parks, so pavilion bookings go through county parks.
- FEMA publishes a flood map for the City of Petersburg along the South Branch.
- The Tri-County Fairgrounds is run by the Tri-County Fair Association, not the city.
Permit office: City of Petersburg City Hall
Permit rules and event dates change, so confirm current requirements with the office before you order. Water and power hookups are confirmed in your quote.
Renting near Petersburg: common questions
Who do I contact about a trailer at Town Park?
Town Park sits in Petersburg but is operated as one of the Grant County parks, and the county lists its pavilions among reservable shelters. Start with Grant County Parks and Recreation, then check with City Hall if the trailer would touch city streets or other city property.
When does the Tri-County Fair usually run?
The fair is typically held in the last week of July into the first days of August at the Tri-County Fairgrounds in Petersburg; the 2026 fair ran July 25 to August 1. It is organized by the Tri-County Fair Association for Grant, Hardy and Pendleton counties, so fairground space is arranged with the association.
Does flooding affect where a trailer can sit?
The South Branch of the Potomac flooded Petersburg badly in 1924, 1936, 1949 and 1985, and FEMA publishes a flood map for the city. Riverside spots such as parks along the bank deserve a check with City Hall, and a delivery site on higher, firm ground is the safer choice.
Also serving near Petersburg
Petersburg is in Grant County, West Virginia. Closest Maryland service cities:
Moorefield is roughly 9 miles northeast of Petersburg, in Hardy County rather than Grant County. Delivery crosses the boundary to reach it. Nine miles and a different county are both ordinary for Petersburg, so Moorefield is easy to include in the coverage here.
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