Portable Outdoor Shower Tent with Privacy Walls for All Your Cleaning Needs

david kilventon: So I was not really on board to buy this at first because I like to air things out when I am camping....gets you in tune with nature....I also crap with the door open on the porta-potty. But for some reason my wife was not as down for that...go figure. So we purchased this because a YouTube famous person said it was great, and it is! This tent stores nicely and is very sturdy. Even has a nice magazine pouch for holding my favorite reading material. We have also used it for a shower enclosure. It has a nice hole in the top to run the showerhead or hose....

United States on May 17, 2021

Big Dave: Pretty well built but light enough to be part of the small car camper gear. The only con is that setup and take down is fairly tough! Take several setup/take down cycles to master it. Also be sure to stake it down well if it's windy. It will fly away otherwise.

United States on Oct 29, 2020

Irene Cowley: I chose this one because of the 'reverse umbrella' frame design. (I cannot ever get those 'pop up' things to go back in their carrybags!) And that part worked really well. There is good ventilation and a place to put your toilet paper (we only use it for the commode).
HOWEVER, whoever designed it never sat on a commode inside it! Or they would have placed the net bag on a side instead of the BACK wall!! So our commode sits sideways - not a bad thing, but ... just saying.
Another hint would be to have velcro tabs to open the windows halfway, maybe? Ventilation but not a full view.
Helpful hint - hubby found a battery operated movement sensitive light to hang inside - no fussing with a flashlight - it just come on when you get close!

United States on Sep 02, 2020

Trevor S: This thing is terrible. It set up fine at home but out in the bush as soon as it came out of the bag, the poles were tangled. I have been unable to set it up since.

Canada on Jan 06, 2019

Christopher L.: More expensive than I'd like, but always goes up and down, and fits in the bag. I like it!

Canada on Sep 08, 2018

Larry Hubick: This is a fantastic privacy shelter. Perfect for a shower where no other exists. Really like that you don’t have to step over a threshold to get in. A little challenging to set up but that certainly is no show stopper. Would highly recommend this product.

Canada on Jun 20, 2018

Amazon Customer: Pewrfect for camping. very quick set up.

Canada on Jun 20, 2018

Geekette: I purchased this item in 3/14 and camp 5-8 times a year for 4-6 days at a time. I can't tell you how many times this has saved me from a scary walk in the rain, cold and heat...hey, it's Texas on a camping trip. And speaking of heat....have you ever used a porta potty in Texas between May and September, when it's 90+ out and EVERY ONE has been using the big blue plastic thing for a full weekend? Yeah...it paid for itself the first time I avoided that mess. I do feel sorry for my friends every time I see them have to make the LONG walk up the hill in the middle of the night to relieve the call of nature. (Sorry, I'm not a sharer.)

This went with us to Burning Man and served as a potty and shower (just put a big kiddie pool underneath to catch the run off from the shower.) It has withstood the 2014 mega-thunderstorm at Burning Man, hail, Texas rainstorms...just stake it out and it's good to go! I recently purchased a 4X4 tarp ($9) and 4X4 outdoor carpet ($19) to go inside and it is now the envy of all our camping friends.

United States on May 03, 2017

Henry: Heck ya! Took a hot shower with my Four Wheel camper the other day at the campground. It was the best warm shower ever after a few days of dirty camping. Sets up fairly easily. A little floppy until you get the first one or two legs together, then it starts to take shape and is a bit easier to handle. Pretty light weigh to add to my camper. The windows are nice so that you can air out a wet shelter for packing away later.

The plastic joints appear to be a bit flimsy on first use. Although without dozens of use, I can't attest to the longevity. All in all, excellent investment.

Canada on Sep 01, 2016

Dwayne: This pop-up tent was fairly easy to set up taking about 5 minutes including staking down the corners. The quality seems to be good and the interior is high enough to support a shower bag (although I did not use one and therefore don't know how well it will support the weight of a bag from the center). If winds speeds are low, it is capable of being free standing without adding the extra tie down stakes. My one chief criticism is that it doesn't have a roof vent which I feel is a glaring oversight for the intended purpose for this tent (porta-potty, shower, changing room)...it get very uncomfortable inside without opening a side vent which defeats the purpose of privacy!

United States on Sep 04, 2015