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Toilet paper holder: This inclusion won't seem important until you're struggling to locate the loo roll in a dark tent in the middle of the night! This feature is also great for those with young children as it means the toilet roll is less likely to be dropped into the portable toilet! A bellows pump is the most common portable toilet flush design. This uses a piece of concertina-like tubing which releases water when you push it up and down.
Some also have a separate fresh water tank. This lets you flush the top bowl with water to help keep it clean. Depending on the design, some rely on a special powder or bio gel to solidify the waste so it’s easier to dispose of in the regular trash. The 7.5l urine container should be emptied daily where possible – not in inland waterways where the nitrogen acts as food for algae. The time taken to fill the solids tank will vary with use. On weekend boats, the solids tank might last a season. On liveaboard boats it might need to be emptied every three to four weeks.Don’t miss the buyer’s guide at the end with a few more things you should keep in mind when choosing your portable camping toilet. 13 Best Camping Toilets for RVing, Tenting, and Van Living
How many people will be using the toilet? And how long do you want to go between dumps? (I mean emptying it… not the other kind) With the outer lid up, there is a proper toilet seat available inside which can be also lifted up if required. It then rests inside the outer lid neatly. This portable travel toilet is similar to the Camco model. Two features that set it apart are the one-touch flush button and the level indicator.
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Life on the road or camping outdoors can be rough and rustic. You can make it a bit more comfortable by simplifying your excretion facilities. Getting the best camping toilet bags will go a long way to help you out in this regard.
The Nature’s Head portable composting toilet is a top choice. Although it is a somewhat portable toilet, it’s durable enough to stand up to long periods of regular use. That makes the Nature’s Head a nice choice to add to your camper van, off-grid cabin, or homebuilt camper. These fluids are designed to stop your toilet smelling and to make it easier to clean them out. Don’t be tempted to buy one of the strong chemical based brands. Often, we see people wondering about the uses of camp toilet bags other than excretion while on outdoor trips. It is a grossly existent superstition that such an item does not have any other purpose than feces disposal. At the top end of the market, Thetford’s Porta Potti 565 has an electric (battery-powered) flush or manual. The toilet splits into two sections – the top part consists of the loo seat, lid and a 10 litre tank with manual flush pump. The bottom section contains the waste (also 10 litre capacity). For an average family of three it will last a couple of days between empties.The robust Blue Diamond Nature Calls Composting Toilet takes loads up to 200kg. It has an integrated composter under the seat, which collects solids and allows them to decompose and slide downwards, to be removed via a flap as compost.
Decathlon’s Compact Folding Dry Toilet comes with a lid and is used with a 40-50l toilet bag and sawdust (bought separately). There are tons of different types of camping porta potties and toilets. And names like porta potti, cassette toilet, flush toilet, or camping toilet can sometimes get used interchangeably, even though there are slight differences between many of them. Originally made for anglers, it’s been a gamechanger for wild campers, festival goers and overland drivers. It contains 12 compostable liner bags with sachets of powder, each capable of turning up to 2 litres of waste into manageable gel, plus 40 biodegradable wipes.
The Thetford 565E feels like a proper loo. You sit up high and can occasionally start imagining you’re a king or queen sat on the throne. In fact I did start humming a few Elvis numbers until I remembered what happened to him on his final day. The 565E has a cool little hatch too which opens to reveal your toilet roll, ready for action. Some things in life shouldn’t be complicated too much. The Carplife Bivvy Loo takes that mantra and applies it to one of life’s essential processes. The end result is a camping toilet which does its job well, can be folded away unobtrusively and renders the ‘end product’ biodegradable too – we love the simplicity of it. The Carplife loo was originally designed for anglers (hence ‘carp’) but can equally be commandeered by the camping brigade. Urine gets pumped out with a diaphragm pump but could go to a bottle if in a boatyard. Poop goes to separate container with bag and I use sawdust. No smell and easy to use and dispose of,” says Andrew. Whilst the urine will need to be emptied frequently, the solids can stay in-situ for anything from 4 weeks to a year. If you don’t have access to land for composting, and have small infrequent amounts of waste, you can double-bag the dry solids and dispose in appropriate wastebins.
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