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Portable Camping Showers & Toilets for the Great Outdoors

Stay fresh and comfortable wherever you set up camp with our range of portable camping showers and toilets, designed for easy use on the road or off the grid. From compact solar showers and pop-up ensuite tents to durable camping toilets and waste solutions, Just Camp has everything you need for a clean, hassle-free setup. Whether you’re touring in your 4WD or exploring remote bush camps, our camping showers and toilets keep things simple, hygienic, and built for Australian conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are portable toilets allowed in Australian national parks?

Yes, portable toilets are often required in remote or sensitive areas. Some national parks insist on self-contained toilets to reduce waste impact. Always check park guidelines before your trip and dispose of waste responsibly at dump points.

Do camping toilets smell?

Modern camping toilets use chemicals or waste bags to control odours. Regular emptying and proper cleaning keep them fresh. Using eco-friendly deodoriser tablets can also help reduce smells.

How do I clean a portable toilet after camping?

Empty the waste tank at a designated dump point, then rinse with water. Use mild detergent or a toilet-specific cleaner to prevent build-up. Always let it dry before storage to avoid mould and odours.

Are solar camping showers effective?

Yes. Solar showers warm water naturally in the sun, usually reaching a comfortable temperature in 2–3 hours. They’re lightweight, eco-friendly, and ideal for short trips where you don’t want to carry a gas or battery system.

How much water does a camping shower use?

Most camping showers use around 2–5 litres per minute, depending on water pressure and the nozzle. To save water, switch the flow off between rinsing and soaping.

How do I set up a camping shower with an external water source?

Place the pump or hose into a water container, bucket, or stream, then connect to the shower head. Many models run on 12V power or rechargeable batteries for steady flow. Hanging a shower tent or finding a private spot makes setup easier.