cheetop Camping Toilet Tent with Shower, Pop-Up Shelter Tent, Privacy Pod, Camping Toilets Portable, Outdoor Changing Room

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  2 Great products for the great outdoors!Popup Privacy Tent and the Luggable Look Toilet Seat Cover Faswin Pop Up Pod Toilet Tent Privacy Shelter Tent Camping Shower Potable Outdoor Changing Room Dark Green Reliance Products Luggable Loo Seat Cover I was going camping out in the desert to a favorite riding place where there is absolutely nothing around to shield the body while doing your business. Did some research and had a small budget for spending and these two products were what I purchased.The Privacy tent was super light and easy to set up, set's up in minutes, literally like 2 minutes tops. The Luggable Loo toilet lid seat, which snaps on to 5 gallon buckets gives you a nice easy place to sit and relax while reading.First off the privacy tent was great. Camping with my 2 young girls and wife the privacy tent was secure enough to make them feel comfortable enough to do their business out in the great outdoors.I for one don't like having to hold myself up between two logs or rocks so the Luggable Loo toilet lid seat also came in handy for making the new portable restroom complete.When you are out in the open desert and all there is are creosote bushes, motorcycle and quad riders, you need something handy to complete the days business in private.Privacy and comfort is all I ask for, these two items did that job easily and quickly.Privacy Tent Pros:Easy to set up the privacy tent, pretty much just pops itself open.Comes with stakes in case you need to secure it to the ground if there is wind.Small and lightweight, takes up no room at all once folded and packed away.Privacy Tent Cons: No instructions to set up or take down. While setting up was a breeze, I had to go find a video to learn how to fold it before trying to do that on my own and tearing it to shreds.(I've included a short video on how to fold it in my video review)Luggable Loo Pros:Simple, yet effective. It's a toilet seat, let's face it I don't want to try to find a rock that is shaped right for me to sit on and do my duty. I want something comfortable and stable enough to sit and relax, maybe even read a little while I'm there. This thing does it. I purchased the Loo lid ONLY, as I had a 5 gallon paint bucket already.Luggable Loo Cons: Not much really, the only thing is the 5 gallon bucket takes up a bit of room in the back of the truck to transport, but that's about it.Very happy with my purchases and worth every penny.

Simple pop up tent for privacy. I bought two. I used one for a portable toilet and the other for a portable shower on a family camping trip. Plenty of headroom and horizontal space for what I used them for. The material seems flimsy but it proved itself to be durable. It literally "pops" up by itself almost when unpacked. Packing it back up is a little tricky but not too complicated. I kept them both up for a week in the sun, wind and rain and I have no complaints. The fabric appears sheer but honestly it isn't. I did caution the other campers that they might not want to have their flashlight on at night........just in case. Still, I think these portable tents will survive many family campouts and they are definitely worth the money.

I guess this tent served it's purpose - worked great as a single use (single camping trip) item. When it originally came and I went to open the case it was in, the zipper fell off. I contacted the seller and they were great- quickly shipped me a new one. They shipped the full item which I thought was a bonus until I opened it and the new tent was disintegrating - the material frayed and falling apart and the frame broken and sticking out of the seams. I figured it didn't matter- the original tent was fine and I really just wanted another carrying case. Then the next week another one arrived in the mail (no idea why) but for this one the tent was falling apart and the case was broken, so I just threw it out. Anyways we finally used it a few months later. We couldn't get the hang of folding it all the way down to case size, but whatever, we just left it looped about in half and held it in place on the side of the van. Set it up and it was perfect- a life saver to have your own toilet at a festival. It sat in one place and was half-folded again for the trip home. The frame is snapped and broken through the fabric in multiple places though it definitely didn't face any abuse, bad weather, or hard use. Conclusion - if it is worth it to you to spend a little for a personal biffy this works great, but I wouldn't have any expectations about its longevity.

Great small tent. When they say pop up they ain't kidding. Right out of the bag this thing comes to life. Perfect size for changing or doing ones business. Only wish was a window and hook for TP roll.Also please do yourself a favor and watch the YouTube video on how to close this tent up properly. Save you frustration and time!

We used this as a porta potty tent on a recent camping trip.I am glad we had it, but I have a few small gripes about the design. First, the door only opens up so far. Adults will have to bend down to get in. Second, there is no ventilation in this tent. It quickly got VERY hot and stuffy in there. If we were alone in the wilderness, I would leave the door rolled up while using the toilet, but that was not possible where we were camping.There are plenty of good things about it, too. It opens and closes quickly and easily... especially after watching the review videos. It stores in a bag, and it includes tent stakes to keep it from blowing away.There is no "floor" in this tent, which could be good or bad. We used a folded up moving blanket as a floor, which worked just fine. It would have worked fine without one, but it just seemed like the right thing to do.All said, this tent is a good bargain. It made a fine potty tent, and would also be handy as a changing room at the beach.Some screen for ventilation would bring this up to five stars.