Ozark Trail Instant 2-Room Shower/Changing Shelter Outdoor

**Not had it camping yet. This is based on setup/takedown. Will update as it is used.**I am a 5'9" woman who set this up and took it down alone without help in under five minutes total. I didn't stake it down at all though. Test run. The instructions are sewn into the carrying bag. Only iffy part was during take down. I was afraid to push too hard on the "arms" to get it to collapse. The joint is padded which is great because i was scared to get pinched. It all fit nicely back in the bag. It wasn't a hassle to stuff it back in. The material isn't very heavy. Maybe lighter than normal tent fabric. Maybe. And I'm pretty sure you can see a shadow outline in the sun. Eke but grin and bare it. The pole construction was very sturdy.There are a few wall caddy things to hang up. Plenty for a room for the family to have everything up off the ground. The towel rack is nice too. The shower floor was a bit off to me. The mesh is actually around the perimeter on the floor, not up like it looks in the pictures. Makes sense, but kinda weird.The water bag hangs on the side wall up high. You'll need someone strong to get it up there. It was on the wall where the door is. Might be a pain to get in and out. I don't know. But the water bag will get nice and hot for a shower. I have really long, thick hair and could make with just under half a bag left for the hubs to use.We had Texsport Portable Deluxe Camp Shower Shelter before for a trip. It was nice and I'd go back to it if I had to. I wanted a two room instead. The Texsport's one room was larger than either of the single room in this. It was just kind of gross to pickup the Reliance Products Hassock Portable Lightweight Self-Contained Toilet (colors may vary). I wanted to set everything up and leave it. Texsport was also a little more confusing to setup, but still pretty easy.By the way, my mom was with us when we had the other shower tent. She is no frills and thought I was ridiculous with a shower/toilet at the campsite. She quickly changed her tune and told my siblings how awesome it was.

My wife and I love to go camping. One of the downsides of camping is having to use a restroom and shower with other people. Sometimes there are long lines and other times the toilets are clogged. We don't have a problem with people who respect others and their needs as well. We try to take care for one another and try to be nice and clean for the next person to use those public restrooms/showers. This shower/restroom tent is just the thing for you. Don't believe the reviews that say it won't hold the 5 gallon shower bag. We used ours this past weekend and it worked perfect. We used one side as a toilet and the other as a shower (shower side has netting along the edges so that the water leaks out). Definitely planning more camping/beach trips. BUY IT!!!

We have a pop-up camper w/out a bathroom. We purchased this and we just love it. I felt very private when in a busy campground using this tent. I love how easy it is to set up and take down. We used a hot water propane system and the one thing that I had to do was cut a hole in the tent to allow for the shower wand to come through. It would have been nice to have a precut reinforced slit to allow for my shower wand. I would suggest getting a cloth foldable hanging unit to hang on the toilet bathroom side so you could put your clothes on, keep a towel, and toilet paper dry. I used a small side table and I had to move it a lot. Oh, and if you have your shower wand on keeping the bottom 1/4 of the door zipper zipped and that will keep water from getting into the toileting area side.

I like the value of this shower tent. The zippers could be a little bit more durable, but I would definitely buy this again. We use this tent next to my pool as my house is the party house lol. I have all my kids and my nieces and my nephews and all their friends, so one side of this tent is a bathroom, with a camping toilet, and the other side is a changing room. This tent has helped me keep My floor is dry at my house from becoming a slip and slide. I definitely recommend this tent

I got this in quick time, three days, using regular ground shipping. Set it aside in the living room still in the box while I waited for time to set it up. I thought I would need to set it up outside and need to wait until the weekend. After dinner I took it out of the box and read the instructions. It said two people can set it up in 60 seconds. This made me decide to set it up in the living room. Sure enough, it pooped right up and looked good. I was only concerned that the drain system it has is a totally enclosed netting around the shower room. That is probably ok except that I had purchased a 26" water Heater pan for collection for the used water and directing it away from the shelter using some long tubing. I think what I will do instead is to use some 1" PVC to direct the used water to the end of the netting that is further away from the rest of the shelter. :-)

The product is fantastic. Came in faster than expected which was wonderful, which will allow use to start earlier for our trip. Solid construction and easy assemble even at my age. (Above 60 yrs old) A must have when camping on Free land. The compartments are spacious with easy access. Great zippers. I would recommend when getting the Ozark Trail Instant 2-Room Shower/Changing Shelter Outdoor that you also purchase extra stakes and Glow in the dark 550 cord. At night no need tripping on lines. Great quality effort put into the making of this product. Highly recommend this product for camping or emergencies that come up. Thank you

The ability to get clean-clean was awesome after hiking all day. The two Chambers were great. The tent itself was easy to setup and take down. The mesh floor in the shower area worked like a charm.The shower bag is cheap and is tearing at the handle. It won't last the next trip. I will need to buy a replacement. The seller did not respond to my inquiry about the bag.It did get hot in the sun, unlike our other bag (different type). I would recommend a tiny stool, I had to take a knee to wash my hair.