anngrowy Shower Tent Pop-Up Privacy Tent Camping Portable Toilet Tent Outdoor Camp Bathroom Changing Dressing Room Instant Privacy Shelters for Hiking Beach Picnic Fishing Potty, Extra-Tall, UPF 50+

On a group camping trip we used this as our toilet tent since someone else already had the shower tent up set up. I think this is the typical size but I chose this particular one because it included the bottom mat and rain cover. Since we didn’t use it as a shower we didn’t use the bottom mat but we certainly used the rain cover. It was easy to open and set up but folding it took a bit more effort but wasn’t difficult for us. The carrying bag is certainly helpful.It was plenty roomy for us to get in and out of and for its purpose. It didn’t rain but we had the morning dew and it held well. We had a breeze but it was held down by the guy lines. The pegs are the usual lighter ones that come with most tents but I think it’s good enough for this pop-up.Overall, we’re happy with it and it’s a keeper in our camping gear.

We camp often in a dispersed camping area so not good bathrooms and no showers. We purchased this to put our portable toilet in. It works great. It's tall, roomy enough. What I loved most was the mesh hanging compartments they send with it. There are a lot of pockets to hang your necessities. I didn't think it would hold everything I needed to put in it, I figured it would cause the tent to sag but to my surprise it held everything fine. In the mesh compartments I had toilet paper, wipes, biodegradable toilet bags, eco gel, hand sanitizer. Its mesh on top for air flow and has the option of adding a cover which we did at one time when it started raining. It comes with stakes to tie it down and multiple bags which I was confused about at first but realized they are to fill with sand or rocks to weigh it down if you are not able to stake it in. They send instructions on how to fold it. I know to some people it can seem confusing but I felt as though it's pretty easy. I actually watched a video on how to do it and watching a video is a lot better. So just Google or YouTube how to fold this particular pop up tent. I will admit that I kind of forgot how to fold it when camping was over but I was remembering what they said in the video and it all came back to me. So watch a video because you will be in trouble if you can't fold it back up and you're trying to pack up and leave. We will be purchasing another one to use as a shower tent. Definitely recommend. Oh also you do want to make sure it's tied down good. We got some good winds that pulled a stake out and was thrashing the tent around pretty good.

I wasn't sure what color green was going to look like but I must tell you I'm very happy with the dark forest green. I was hoping it was not the color that shows on the Amazon and it was not. It's quality material easy to put up and take down and did everything we needed.

***Update 6/20So I've had this thing out in the woods for a week. It's made it through two storms, one pretty nasty.It stays dry. I have it staked down at the corners and 4 guy lines attached and staked down. For the guy lines and stakes, i didn't use the ones that came with it, i upgraded. But this thing stood tall in gusts and driving rain. And was dry in the morning. The "floor" should be noted, if you're not familiar with these type tents, it's not attached, and therfore is not waterproof. But if you use it as a footprint for the tent and stake each corner of the floor with the same stake as that corner of the tent, is surprisingly effective.For this price, i highly recomend.It seems almost perfect for what i need. But I've yet to get it out in the woods. I set it up in the yard as a breezy afternoon storm was rolling in. Maybe a few 15-20mph gusts. It blew around a bit as expected, but after staking down all 4 corners of was fine on the breeze.So the pros/consI like the mesh top and rain fly. Ventilation option that can be closed. The windows are nice, but there's no mesh. So in the woods you still gotta worry about bugs.The stakes are cheap. They'll work alright in firm packed ground. The top/hook is so tiny when you're staking it down, when you do the second, third, etc it's hard not to pull the loops off the stakes you've already done.I like there's guy lines and extra stakes included for those. The lines seem to be decent enough quality, but could be a touch longer. In addition to what i said above about the stakes, the lines have to hooks, loops, etc, so you have to tie them to the stakes and the loops on the top of the tent where you hook the rain fly. I'll eventually rework the staking and guy line situation, but it is functional out of the box.I like the sand bags, seem decent enough quality.The other included bags/lines to hang things included seem nice.The tarp for the floor seems decent. I don't know I'll use it for that, but it never hurts to have an extra small tarp.

This is a very easy to put up privacy pod and can be used with portable camping toilet and shower.