Portable Privacy Shower Tent with Carry Bag for Camping and Hiking

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1. Justin Verified Buyer – 23 May 2024

   This is a pretty cool shower or bathroom tent. At 5lbs and being a 22 inch circle when collapsed, I don’t think anyone will be hiking with it. For campsites or outdoor activities, it should be really nice to have. Hopefully you can put it in some shade because the black color will be hot. However there is a reflective silver coating on the inside, kind of like a sun shade, that may help with the heat. If you’re showering, heat may be nice. The top is mesh which will let heat out and keep bugs from coming in. There’s a cap you can stretch over the top that should make it rainproof. Also, there are two little windows/vents you can open at the top (no mesh), but you’ll need to be 6ft tall to look out of them. Speaking of, I’m 5’8″ and I have an extra 6″ above my head before I touch the mesh. You get everything you might need in the kit. It has a sheet to cover the ground so you don’t get muddy. The corners of it and the tent have loops that are made to have tent stakes driven through them to secure it. The stakes are included, a well as guy lines to secure it in wind. There’s a cool organizer that hangs inside and has six slots in it to put your stuff. There’s also a line inside that you could hang a towel or bathing suit on. For some reason, there are two more pockets down low on opposite sides. I guess you could put something with a little weight in them to help secure it if you don’t use guy lines, but they’re just sewn in and not very strong. Also included are 4 very cheaply made drawstring bags of the same black material. I guess they could hold your soap bars. There’s a decent carrying bag to hold everything in but it could tear pretty easy, like everything else. Overall, I would still say it’s decent quality for where it was made. So I have two big negatives: Difficulty collapsing it, and I didn’t receive any instructions. For starters, I’m not very good with these big hoop things like sun shades that you have to bend and twist to collapse them. With that said, I spent a very frustrating 20 minutes trying to pack it back up. The only instructions I could find are in the original whatcampingtent.com listing. It says not to twist it, it should naturally go back into circles. Oh boy. It finally, finally(!), ended back up going into 3 circles that stacked up in the original size. I’m not even sure how I did it. I think the trick is to keep pushing the top end loop into the base and try to pull it around inside of itself, making it smaller and smaller. This wouldn’t be very easy for a smaller person. Remember, there’s 4 sides and 2 hoops you’re manipulating around. It doesn’t require a lot of strength, its just very awkward. Hopefully you can do better than I. If I tried to make a video of it, it would be rated R, lol. I’m sure I’ll get better at it, though. There’s a Frenchie in the pictures to help with scale. At 5’8, I could shower in it, and there would be plenty of room if you use it for a bathroom with a small portable toilet. There are some versions of this that cost more and some a little less, so I think the $39 this one is currently listed at is a pretty good value.

   

2. A. Manning Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   this tent provides great privacy, especially at night when you have to use a light inside. We use it specifically for a camping toilet and it has worked great. the tent has more than enough space, the zipper runs smooth and it is well ventilated.
   The only downside is that it is difficult fold and to put back in the carrying bag. thankfully, there are YouTube videos that show you how to do it. It is also somewhat bulky so we use it when we camp near the car.