Sportneer Pop Up Privacy Shower Tent, Portable Changing Room Pop Up Changing Tent 75inches x 47inches x 47inches Shower Tent with Carry Bag for Camping & Beach, Easy Set Up, Foldable

It's like blankets that protect you at night from monsters.They can't see you, but they know you are in there.Great privacy, but be aware your camping buddies can hear it all!Sturdy and folds up easy!

Went to a 4 day camping festival and wanted my own shower/bathroom tent so I went with this. It is very sturdy, higher quality than expected. Came with everything advertised, the bottom tarp, stakes and rope were a great bonus. You cannot see in the tent whatsoever when flashing a light on it or during the day, however if it is night time and you’re inside the tent with your flashlight on you can make out your silhouette from the outside. This made a world of a difference for my camping experience. Being far from bathrooms, this can be a life saver for those urgent moments. Very convenient and versatile to have. I had a portable toilet to set up when I needed to use it as a bathroom, and a portable shower when I needed to use it for that purpose, and the tarp came in handy then! Hung it to dry after, good to go and ready for next use. My camping neighbors even used it to change in as their tent was small, and this was over 6 ft tall! The added two air windows at the top and side and the pocket organizer it came with were a great bonus too. Only downside I have is that it was very hard to put away, folding it took me a long time. I finally learned the trick to it and it became very easy after. fold the top towards the bottom, and twist both ends at the same time and it will begin to fall in place, it seems difficult as it is sturdy but push hard and it will go. Overall very impressed. Recommend it.

There was an air show. The ladies preferred to use the porta John than tinkle in the water. They loved to bathroom tent 😁

Got this for a road trip so wife would not need to use the public bathrooms (her choice!). Took along a portable toilet and when at rest stops or gas stations would pop this baby up and put the home-made porta-potty in it (made from 5 gal bucket, seat made out of foam pipe insulation on bucket rim, doubled 13-gal trash bags, and a scoop of kitty litter), and we were good to "go." Actually had several people comment on our little pee-pee teepee and ask where we got it. Takes a few times to practice folding it up - plenty of YouTube videos that show how, and it's easy once you do it a few times. Quick to set up - literally pull it out of the bag and pull the opposite sides apart and presto - ready to use. To fold - collapse sides, bring top and bottom together, twist a bit and let it sort of fold into itself. Goes right back into the bag. It will catch the wind when set up, so I just stood on the bottom edge while she used it - though it does come with stakes if you want to tack it down better. Well worth the price for a road trip in the COVID-19 environment, and we will probably find other uses for it at the beach, camping, etc.

This was SO fast and easy to put up. We secured it between 2 trees as it was pretty windy that weekend, along with securing the bottom with the included ground pins, and it didn't move a bit. Has a nice small window to open in the back to air it out, and you can open the flap in the top for added air or using as a shower. We put a tarp down on the bottom for the floor but would advise just leaving it as dirt or grass in case of any "spillage." The tarp began to smell after a few days where it probably wouldn't have if we had left it bare. Plenty of room to "do your duty" and so handy to have close to your tent for quick trips, emergencies or little children. Great investment. The only thing a little difficult was getting it to fold back up, but my husband finally figured it out (by following the directions and the pictures) and it fit perfectly back into the handy carrying case.

WE use it for a private toilet shelter when camping... because of the Virus...is surviving in the sewer system... we were camping next to a camp ground toilet, and not using it, when i got home, for 3 days, my poo smelt like the Toilet at the camp grounds... amazing how that smell transferred to my poo... and it happened again, camping the 2nd time, even thou we walked by the Toilet very little... and now we try to camp away from the public Toilets... and not even walk by them... So it's great for a private Toilet... or course, you have to buy some kind of out door Toilet... i hope you do...lol... and we use a Umbrella on top, that covers tight, not a wide Umbrella, but narrows at the sides, and is clear for light... keeps out rain and bugs... Happy Camping... i hate camping, but the wife loves it...

It does the job, it’s just ok. It’s wider at the bottom and thinner at the top. It is kind of annoying doing anything in it while standing because you constantly brush the sides. That being said, its not sheer at all, stands up decently against minor wind if all the stakes are in the ground and has decent ventilation.

I bought the tent (which we have aptly named our “Big Blue Loo” as a porta-a-potty for camping. It’s opaque and sturdy and easy to assemble. It has a window (not screened) that is great for venting. To make our commode, I used a five-gallon bucket, a pool noodle (slit on one side) as the seat, and lined it with a bunch of plastic kitchen trash bags. We threw a scoop of clumping, scented kitty litter on top after using, and then threw away the bag when finished. )Putting the tent away was another story... I laughingly wrestled with it for an hour before I finally broke down and watched several YouTube videos on how to do it before I was able to fold it up. But now, it’s super easy to fold. I highly recommend you get your own “Big Blue Loo”!