KingCamp Shower Tent, Portable Privacy Tent Outdoor Camping 1/2 Room Toilet Tents with Shower Bag & Dressing Room for Travel Beach Tailgate

We got this tent so we can extend our stay at a National Forest in CO we wanted to camp in this summer. Since this NF had no facilities we opted to get an outdoor shower. Based on the reviews this one received, we purchased it and it did not disappoint. We really liked having the extra room for changing and hanging the towels. Quality of the tent seems good and should hold up for many years. I'd say the only negative is the poor instructions for setting it up but there is a video from Kingcamp that shows how to set it up.We did have one issue with the tent, when taking the tent down one of the poles for the roof support, the internal shock cord broke. When we got back from our trip I sent a message to their support team and received an immediate response. They apologized for the inconvenience and sent me a new pole.Their great support turned my review from a 4 star to a 5 star. Wish more companies would care about their customer satisfaction and stand by their product.

This is a tall, spacious and private 2 section enclosure. I used it as a shower and portable toilet. Even with the toilet in place, there is ample room to dress after showering. I did not use the solar shower for included , and wonder if it is sturdy enough to support the weight. I use a bucket with a battery powered pump and shower hose which I could clamp withthe hook provided. The pockets on both sides are spacious. The mesh bottom of the shower worked very well and effectively drained. The windows help with temperature control and the rain flap works well. The only negative aspect of this product is the TERRIBLE instruction sheet! Highly recommend reviewing the picture on the box because the instructions are confusing. Great product and value.

Instructions consist of a tiny picture with some stupid drawings on a tag sewn into the storage bag. Assembling it is NOT easy at ALL. Took about an hour for something that should have taken just a few minutes. The flex poles for the top are extremely difficult to bow into shape to get them in the holders. I though for sure they were going to snap.It took 3 people and alot of cussing to get it done. The poles flex the material so tight, you can already see the seams starting to pull apart. Here’s a tip: make sure you have the door zipped shut before you lock everything down. The poles pulled so hard on the tent that the zipper on the front door would not shut. Had to pull up the front stakes, loosen the whole thing, then zip the door shut, then re-tighten/stake it down all over again.Just got the tent assembled today so my review may change after I see how durable it is. It looks really good set up, it seems spacious and relatively strong, and I want to like this tent, just hope it holds up.A small paragraph or SOMETHING in the instructions explaining the sequence of assembly and tips to get the poles in the holes correctly without tearing it up would have been more helpful than their poor cartoon illustrations.

Great quality and sturdy. It’s spacious and tall enough for my 6’3 boyfriend to move around easy. We use it for a camping shower/bathroom it’s perfect.Set up is normal if you have ever assembled a standard tent. I did watch a youtube video for getting started guidance.Overall I am very pleased with my purchase.Bonus it came with a shower bag and I wasn’t expecting that, I could have been listed I just didn’t read it all :)

OK I lied. The 4 stars were for the previous model but this one appears to be even better. The previous model {no longer available} was amazing given the price point. 6 years of duty as a shower tent on mountain top Elk hunting camp. 4 weeks per year. Rain/snow/50 mph winds {needed a little extra guy cords for the wind}, plus probably 50 summer camping trips. Held up well. Has a mesh perimeter in floor that allows shower water to drain off. Finally ripped out a support through abuse. Tipped it on its side to dry, still setup, for packing up after rain storm, and too much stress for old material.Upon inspection this model {while slightly more $$} is heavier material and zippers, and comes in a real zippered bag, not a stuff sack like our old one. I am sure this tent will last even longer. My only concern and advice is the instructions have no wording. Only tiny pictures of what someone thought might be helpful. I am not a complete idiot, and I have been around the block with tents. But if I had not had the old one {set up is same as this one}, I would not have a clue. Save yourself a lot of trouble and Google-"marausa KingCamp shower enclosure set up" prior to your first use. Its pretty easy once you get it, but the "instructions" will be of no help.

Material is far thicker than my old shower tent. The mesh on the shower side is a tighter weave so bugs can't get in that way like on my old one. Wasn't expecting to get a shower bag with the tent but ain't complaining any. Didn't take long to set up. Will be getting to give it a good use this next weekend. Highly recommend in my opinion

I was back and forth as to whether to give this a 4 or 5 star rating. The carrying bag for the tent could be a little larger and it was really thin. It actually ripped the second time we used the tent. Not a huge deal but it is about as cheap of a bag as I've ever seen.The top loop that the roof poles go through could be slightly larger and that would make a huge difference.One of the roof poles split on the first trip we took it on. The tent still worked fine and after a couple of emails back and forth with the manufacturer they sent a replacement.Overall it's a really good tent and serves it's purpose. It's got a good amount of room on both sides, and the dry room stayed dry.If you're going to have a portable shower on your camping trips, this is the way to go and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this product again.