Top 5 Camping Toilet Setup Ideas
What do you do when nature calls?
When you are out in the bush on a week-long excursion or even just an overnighter, what do you prefer? A small bush, a lone pine tree, or an open prairie. I don’t know about you, but these things are a little easier for the guys to handle. Me, personally, well I am in love with our new pop-up privacy tent and folding toilet chair. Here are the top ways to set up your outdoor camping toilets:
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Top 5 Camping Toilet Setups
1. Privacy Tent, Folding Toilet and Compostable Bags
When the call of the wild calls, and there are campers all around you, this camping toilet setup is a lifesaver, especially for us females. Camping in the desert or sparse pine forest can be dicey. We recently purchased one of these tents along with a foldable toilet stool. Best purchase to date. No longer do you have to look over your shoulder every time you hear footsteps approaching, or wonder if the slop under your feet is at the right angle.
This is the setup we use and love! The foldable chair is really comfy and very sturdy.
2. Privacy Tent & Porta Potty
If you want something a little more durable than the pop up privacy tent, this camping toilet setup is a great option. This tent has telescoping poles and sets up almost as fast as a pop-up tent. This unit has a taller door for easier access. The floor is optional to use and can be clipped up or down which is a nice feature.
This portable camp toilet is more like what you may be used to using at home. It comes with a zippered carrying bag for easy handling and storage. This toilet can be used with or without bags. it has a removable bucket that makes it easy to dispose of your waste or you can line it with a bag for easy cleaning. The bucket can also be removed and this unit can be used with a small hole dug underneath it.
3. Privacy Tent & Cassette Toilet
This is another great option that doesn’t have to be emptied after each use. By using a cassette type porta potty, you can set it up and forget it until it’s time to leave, or it gets full. There is no need to bury or transport bags of waste from your camping location. It is easy to transport to a dump station, vault toilet, rest stop or any other restroom type facility.
This unit has a 3-gallon freshwater holding tank and 5-gallon waste-water holding tank. The seat is a full size like you would find in your home. Although it looks large, it only weighs only 9.75 lbs.
The privacy tent is a deluxe, 2 room tent that is suitable for a bathroom (and/or shower) and a changing room. It includes an inner zippered door, 5 gallon shower bladder with nozzle, and a towel rack. The pre-attached telescoping poles make this tent a cinch to put up.
4. Privacy Tent & Bucket with Seat
For those of you who like a little more traditional outdoor experience, here a great camping toilet setup with a camo pop-up tent and a 5-gallon bucket with a snap-on hinged seat and cover. This set up is great for when you are going hunting and need to blend in. The makers of this portable potty also make some great toilet waste bags with bio-gel for less mess.
5. Shovel
A folding shovel is a great way to save space in your vehicle. These shovels are handy for digging yourself out of messy places and covering campfires with dirt. They can also be your best buddy when you are answering nature’s call and need to dig a hole behind a tree. If you are a low maintenance camper then this is the perfect camping toilet set up for you:
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