Developers needed an innovative onsite solution capable of handling a total design flow of 9,240 GPD from the 84 total bedrooms in the development.
Limited area available for a new system and ongoing maintenance expenses were both challenges that steered project designers toward a passive treatment system requiring minimal ongoing
maintenance and associated costs.
A new AutoCamp glamping facility just outside the west entrance to Joshua Tree National Park in San Bernardino, California required a wastewater treatment system that could handle daily flows from the 55 Airstream campers estimated at 100 gallons per day (GPD) per Airstream. Located in a sensitive environment that included large, mature tree growth, the system also needed to provide minimum disruption to the landscape and visual impact to guests.
