Not every park building needs to serve just one purpose. At Eagle Rock Park, Public Restroom Company designed a facility that works just as hard for the city's summer camp program as it does for everyday park visitors, proving that smart design can solve more than one problem at a time. Three single-occupant, all-gender restrooms serve the park with capacity for up to 135 users per hour. Two of the three are fully ADA compliant, and one is equipped with a baby changing station, ensuring the facility is accessible and family-friendly from the start. The other half of the story lives in the expanded storage area. Purpose-built to support the city's summer camp programs, the storage space keeps sports equipment and camp supplies organized and easily accessible through two separate side access doors. Critically, the storage area is kept entirely separate from the utility chase, so plumbing and electrical systems remain clean, secure, and undisturbed by the daily in-and-out of camp operations. It's a simple idea executed well: one building, two distinct functions, zero compromise on either side. For parks and recreation departments looking to get more out of every square foot, the Eagle Rock Park Restroom is a blueprint worth following. Public Restroom Company designed it to be flexible, functional, and built for the long haul, the kind of multi-purpose facility that quietly becomes indispensable to the community it serves.