Use the actual pavilion information
The county’s pavilion resource helps identify reservable locations. Ask the venue contact about existing toilets, permitted equipment areas and supplier entry. A pavilion reservation should not be interpreted as control over every path, parking area or adjoining field.
Match temporary facilities to the gap
Describe guests, staff and the period they remain on site. Ask which permanent restrooms are open during setup and cleanup. Temporary cabins may fill a complete absence or provide additional capacity; explain which problem you are trying to solve before requesting equipment.
Leave a practical path between the activities
Think about the route from the pavilion to toilets and washing, including accessible access and queue space. Ask the provider to assess the equipment approach separately. A pedestrian path that works for guests may not be an approved route for a delivery vehicle.
Set the pickup responsibility before the gathering
Identify who can provide access once tables and decorations have gone. Request regional availability for the exact St. Lucie address and dates; this page does not establish confirmed service to every county location. Keep venue approval and the equipment booking as separate confirmations.