Sitting proudly in the middle of the marsh on Highway 37 — all by itself, all year long. Nobody knows why it's there. Everyone loves that it is. 🚽✨
Discover the MysteryDeep in the wetlands of Sonoma County, along Highway 37 near Sears Point Road, sits a very special toilet. Not inside a bathroom. Not in a park. Just… out there. In the marsh. All alone. Saying hello to everyone who drives by. 👋
The Lone Toilet has become a beloved local landmark that makes everyone smile — whether you're zooming by on the highway or spotting it for the very first time. The egrets and ducks don't seem to mind it one bit!
The surrounding Napa-Sonoma Marsh is home to hundreds of birds, playful river otters, and acres of beautiful wetlands that scientists are working hard to protect and restore. The Lone Toilet watches over it all like a very goofy guardian.
The Napa-Sonoma Marsh is one of the largest remaining wetlands on the whole San Francisco Bay!
Great blue herons, egrets, and sandpipers are frequent visitors — the toilet has great neighbors!
The Lone Toilet even has its own Wikipedia photo! It's Sonoma County's quirkiest celebrity. 🌟
Nearby is the Richard "Fresh Air" Janson Bridge on CA-37. It's like the toilet planned it!
You can find The Lone Toilet on Highway 37, near Sears Point Road in Sonoma County, California — just west of the Infineon Raceway. Keep your eyes on the left side of the road (the south side) and you'll spot it!
Do you have a great photo of The Lone Toilet? A funny story about spotting it? Or maybe you just want to say hi? We'd love to hear from you!
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