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

This shower has two rooms with a zippered curtain between. We love it because there is plenty of room to shower.. I added some thick tape to the bottom of the curtain and the barrier to the next room so the water doesn't get in it. The shower will accommodate a person over 6 foot tall. There are zip open windows if it is too hot. We love this shower tent.

It's a hit at camping. My friends ask to borrow it if we don't go with them. Perfect shower and room changer for those that want that comfortable and extra privacy. This is actually the second one that I bought.

works good. Would be better if the floor divider between rooms prevented water from coming over to the dry side. We put a pool noodle under ours to create a hump between the 2 rooms

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.

My husband is in love with this shower! They go deer hunting and usually come home smelling rough but this shower took all that away! Highly recommend!!

I don't write many reviews, but I feel like I need to write one for this company's customer service. I had left one of the poles for the KingCamp Camping Shower Tent at camp on my previous trip. I sent the company an email asking for a replacement part and how much it will be for the part and shipping. Not only did they send me the replacement pole, but they did it free of charge, even though it was completely my fault and had nothing to do with the product or company. Now that's Customer Service! Vicky was the customer service rep that helped me out. As far as the product itself, I've used it on several trips now and it's great. No complaints at all. Between the product and customer service, 5 stars well deserved.

I would give this tent zero starts if I could!!This tent is advertised as a shower tent. It even comes with a "Solar-powered" 5-gallon shower bag. The notes say that the tent will hold up to 3 gallons and it has hooks in the ceiling for it. It even shows someone taking a shower in it (note that it does NOT show the shower bag hanging in the tent in any of the pictures - that should be a hint!)The tent is not sturdy enough to hold up 1 gallon!!! I tried with the bag 3/4 full first... it immediately twisted and collapsed the tent. I made tether lines out of strong rope and tied them high up on the tent poles and staked them to the ground with heavy duty stakes (my own). It doesn't come with tether line or any loops on the tent to tie them on. It only comes with 4 cheap little metal stakes to stake the tent corners to the ground. Then I emptied the shower bag to half full (about 2 gallons remaining) and rehung it... the tent immediately collapsed again. I emptied the bag to about half full again (about 1 gallon remaining). The tent stayed upright for about 10 minutes and then collapsed! OMG!!! This is NOT a shower tent!!Also, it does not hold up in the wind AT ALL. Like I said, I added my own rope tethers and heavy duty tent stakes; if I hadn't further tethered it down, the tent would have blown away - I am NOT exaggerating!When I took the tent down to pack it up, I noticed one of the top poles was completely shredded. Not broke in half but shredded lengthwise. It seemed to be made out of something like bamboo, not fiberglass or metal.In the end, I only used the tent once and had to throw it away. This tent is way to expensive to be a one-use disposable tent!