Camping Shower & Toilet Tents

Shop camping shower and toilet tents for private showering, changing and portable toilet setups at camp. Compare pop-up and pole-frame styles, single and double-room layouts, floor and drainage options, ventilation, packed size and selected shower-bag kits.

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Portable Camping Shower Base - Collapsible PVC Water Containment Tray with Drain Hose

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Camping Shower Tent - Weisshorn Green

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Pop-Up Camping Shower & Toilet Tent – Double

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Pop-Up Privacy Shower Tent with 20L Shower Bag

Pop-Up Privacy Shower Tent with 20L Shower Bag

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Pop-Up Shower & Change Room Tent – 190cm Weatherproof Privacy Shelter

Pop-Up Shower & Change Room Tent – 190cm Weatherproof Privacy Shelter

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How to Choose a Camping Shower, Toilet & Privacy Tent

Choose the Right Privacy Tent for Your Camp Setup

Camping shower, toilet and change-room tents create a private standing space around your campsite bathroom setup. The current range includes compact single-room shelters, wider double-room tents, pop-up designs, pole-frame models, selected kits with a 20L shower bag and a collapsible shower base. Start by deciding whether the enclosure will mainly be used for showering, a portable toilet, changing clothes or a combination of these.

The tent itself generally provides privacy rather than the complete bathroom system. Check each product’s inclusions before ordering, because a shower, toilet, water bag, floor, pegs, ropes and other accessories are not included with every model.

Pop-Up vs Pole-Frame Privacy Tents

Pop-up tents are useful when fast setup and pack-down are priorities. Several current models use flexible or automatic steel frames and fold into a compact carry format. Pole-frame tents use separate steel, fibreglass or mixed pole systems and can feel more like a conventional small tent.

Compare the packed shape as well as the setup method. A circular pop-up shelter can have a relatively wide packed diameter, while a pole-frame tent may pack into a longer, narrower carry bag. The best option depends on the storage space in your vehicle, caravan or trailer.

Single-Room vs Double-Room Layouts

A single-room privacy tent keeps the footprint compact and can be used at different times for showering, changing or housing a portable toilet. Many current single-room options are around 110–120cm wide, with standing heights from about 190cm upward.

Double-room tents provide more floor area and can separate shower and toilet functions. One current Weisshorn double model measures about 224 x 114cm, so it needs substantially more campsite space than a typical single-room shelter. Check the exact footprint and door layout before choosing a position beside your vehicle, awning or tent.

Measure Standing Height & Floor Space

Height matters if you want to shower or change comfortably while standing, but floor space is just as important. Allow room for the user plus any portable toilet, shower base, water container or toiletries. Also check that the door can open freely and that the shelter will not obstruct guy ropes, vehicle doors or neighbouring campsite areas.

If the privacy tent will house a portable toilet, compare the toilet’s height and footprint with the enclosure dimensions rather than assuming any toilet will fit comfortably. For a shower setup, allow enough space to stand without pressing against wet fabric.

Floors, Mesh & Drainage

Floor designs vary considerably. The current range includes mesh floors that let water drain, removable or drainable floor sections and models with no floor at all. None of these approaches is automatically best for every campsite.

For shower use, think about where the water will go before setting up. Avoid directing wastewater into neighbouring campsites, waterways or areas where local rules do not permit it. Follow the campground, park or local authority requirements for greywater and campsite drainage.

Using a Collapsible Shower Base

A separate shower base can help keep feet out of mud and contain water before it is directed through a drain hose. The current collection includes a collapsible PVC base measuring about 104 x 104cm with a flexible drain hose, designed for use with compatible shower-tent setups.

Check that the base fits inside or beneath your chosen shelter and that the drain can be routed safely. A shower base is not included with every privacy tent, so review the individual product inclusions.

Ventilation, Doors & Windows

Ventilation can make a privacy shelter more comfortable and help moisture escape after showering. Depending on the model, the range includes mesh areas, zippered windows, rollable windows and doors, double-sided zippers and removable rain covers.

Door size and zipper arrangement can also affect how easy it is to enter with a towel, toiletries or a portable toilet. If privacy is the main priority, check how windows and vents are covered rather than assuming every opening has the same design.

Shower Bags, Hooks & Water Weight

Selected kits include a 20L camping shower bag, while many other privacy tents do not include a water bag. A full 20L bag is heavy, so do not hang it from an internal hook or frame unless the individual tent is specifically designed and rated for that load.

Some tents have hanging hooks or ropes intended for small camp items, but their presence alone does not confirm that they can support a full water bag. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use an appropriate external support where required.

Fabric, Coatings & Weather Exposure

Polyester is common across the current range, but fabric weight, coatings and stated water or UV resistance vary by model. Selected tents list coatings such as PU1000mm or PA300mm, while others are described with silver coatings or weather-resistant materials. Treat these as product-specific specifications rather than a universal rating for the collection.

A privacy tent is a lightweight campsite enclosure, not a substitute for a heavy-duty shelter in severe weather. Dry the fabric before long-term storage where possible and follow the care instructions supplied with your model.

Securing the Tent at Camp

Anchoring helps keep a tall, lightweight privacy tent stable. Selected models include pegs, ropes or an assembly kit, while inclusions vary across the range. Use the supplied anchoring system where applicable and position the tent with exposure to wind in mind.

Do not assume a freestanding pop-up shelter can be left unsecured simply because it stands by itself during setup. Follow the product instructions and pack the shelter away if conditions exceed what the manufacturer recommends.

Using the Tent with a Camping Toilet

A privacy shelter can create a dedicated toilet area away from your sleeping or cooking space. Browse Camping Toilets for portable flush, folding and other camp toilet options. Make sure the toilet fits comfortably inside the tent and can be removed for emptying without tipping or striking the enclosure.

The privacy tent does not change how toilet waste must be handled. Keep waste contained in the appropriate toilet system and use approved disposal points according to the toilet instructions and campsite or local rules.

Using the Tent with a Camping Shower

For a complete wash setup, browse Camping Showers. Match the shower system to the tent’s available space, drainage arrangement and any safe hanging or support requirements. Selected privacy-tent kits already include a 20L shower bag, so check the product inclusions before buying separate components.

After showering, ventilate and dry the enclosure where practical before packing it away. Standing water, wet floors and damp fabric can make the tent harder to clean and store.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Choosing a double-room tent without checking whether the wider footprint fits your campsite.
Comparing only standing height and ignoring the floor area needed for a toilet, shower base or user movement.
Assuming every privacy tent has a floor, drain, mesh base or removable floor section.
Assuming a carry bag, pegs, ropes, shower bag or other accessories are included with every model.
Hanging a full water bag from a hook or frame that is not specifically rated to support it.
Setting up a shower before planning where wastewater can legally and safely drain.
Leaving a tall lightweight privacy shelter unsecured in windy conditions.
Packing wet fabric away for long periods without following the product’s drying and care instructions.

Complete Your Camp Ensuite Setup

Browse the wider Showers & Toilets range to combine privacy, washing and toilet equipment, or return to Camping Gear for shelter, sleeping, cooking and campsite essentials.

Product note: Setup style, dimensions, floor design, drainage, ventilation, fabric coatings, frame materials, anchoring points, hooks, storage pockets, carry bags, shower bags and other inclusions vary by model. Check the individual product specifications before ordering.

Setup & use note: Follow the manufacturer’s setup, anchoring, load and care instructions. For shower or toilet use, also follow campsite, park and local rules for wastewater and toilet-waste disposal.

Guide reviewed: August 2026.

What is a camping shower and toilet tent used for?

A camping shower and toilet tent creates a private standing space for showering, changing clothes or using a portable camping toilet. Some models are simple single-room privacy shelters, while others have separate sections for shower and toilet use. The tent provides privacy only; any shower, toilet or waste system is separate unless the product specifically says it is included.

Should I choose a pop-up shower tent or a pole-style privacy tent?

Pop-up designs are useful when quick setup and pack-down are priorities, while pole-style tents can offer a more conventional tent structure. Compare packed size as well as setup method because a circular pop-up tent may pack differently from a tent with separate poles. Frame materials and assembly requirements vary by model.

Is a single or double shower and toilet tent better for camping?

A single-room tent is compact and works well when one private space can be shared between showering, changing and toilet use. A double-room model gives you more floor area and can separate shower and toilet functions, but it takes up more campsite space and is generally bulkier to transport. Measure your intended campsite position before choosing.

What size camping shower or toilet tent do I need?

Check both standing height and floor footprint. Many current single-room models are around 110-120cm wide and about 190cm or taller, while double-room designs can be substantially wider. Allow enough room for the user, a portable toilet or shower setup, door movement and any drainage arrangement. Check the exact dimensions for each model.

Do camping shower tents have a floor?

Not all of them. The current range includes tents with mesh floors, removable or drainable floor sections and models with no floor at all. A separate collapsible shower base can help contain and direct water where appropriate. Check the individual product specifications and plan wastewater drainage to suit the campsite rules and ground conditions.

Do shower and toilet tents include a camping shower or toilet?

Usually the privacy tent is the main product, so do not assume a shower or toilet is included. Selected kits in the current range include a 20L camping shower bag, while other tents are supplied with items such as a carry bag, pegs, ropes or assembly hardware. Check the What's Included section on the individual product before ordering.

Can I hang a full shower bag inside a privacy tent?

Only if the individual tent is specifically designed and rated to support that load. Some models have internal hooks or hanging points, but these should not automatically be treated as supports for a filled water bag. A 20L bag can be heavy when full, so follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use an appropriate external support where required.

Are camping shower and toilet tents waterproof and suitable for wind?

Fabric coatings, water resistance and frame construction vary by model. Some current tents list PU or weather-resistant coatings and selected models include pegs and ropes, but these features are not universal. Set the tent up according to the manufacturer’s instructions, secure it with the supplied anchoring system where applicable and avoid relying on a lightweight privacy shelter in severe weather.

Can a shower tent also be used as a changing room or portable toilet tent?

Yes, many privacy tents are designed as multipurpose enclosures for showering, changing or placing a portable toilet inside. Check the internal dimensions, floor style, ventilation and door layout for your intended use. When used with a camping toilet, the toilet’s waste must still be contained and disposed of according to the toilet instructions and local facility rules.

What features should I compare when choosing a camping privacy tent?

Compare setup style, standing height, floor footprint, packed dimensions, single or double-room layout, floor and drainage design, ventilation, doors and windows, storage pockets, anchoring points and included accessories. Features vary considerably between models, so choose around your actual shower, toilet or changing setup rather than the tent name alone.