We received this question during a recent webinar and thought it would be helpful to discuss here.
At backcountry sites, what is the average number of users per day for these urine diverting toilets?
For reference, here are some visitation stats from 3 National parks that Toilet Tech Solutions has worked with to provide urine-diverting toilets to overnight backcountry users accessing them in wilderness areas:
| 1) Olympic National Park Wilderness (~95–135 users/day) |
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| 2) Rocky Mountain National Park Wilderness (~95–135 users/day) | |
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| 3) Mount Rainier National Park Wilderness (~70–95 users/day) |
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Additionally, one of their pilot sites was Smith Rock State Park, that sees an average of 1,900-2050 visitors/day, tho the visitor profile is different (day hikers, families and crag rock climbers).