Colapz Camping Shower Tent and Pop Up Toilet Tent - Additional Storage Tall Privacy Beach Tents Shelters Portable Outdoor Changing Room

Initially a bit difficult to put up as it had been packed more or less inside out, but once that was sorted, it went up quickly and easily. Very sturdy tent with a generous amount of room. Just used for storage this time so can't comment on how it is as a shower tent. Taking it down took only a few minutes. It's much more expensive than some other tents but you definitely get quality and value.

Initially bought two cheap pop up tents (each for around £30) over the last two year, which have both broken within a short period. I should have known after the first purchase. This Colapz shower/utility tent seems expensive but it's just such a well made item. Perfect/generous amount of space, really good zipper (which tells you everything), versatile, great colour, stable, easy to set up and pack down and isn't absolutely massive or heavy. Based on this experience and further reviews, I subsequently bought the Colapz rechargeable shower and stand (even though I already had a portable shower) and they are great too. The flow rate of the shower is amazing. I've had far worse flow rates in campsite showers and don't have to keep pressing a button to restart it! 20 litres in a bucket gives you a good 5 minutes. Would definitely recommend.

Bought this to replace a smaller toilet/utility tent after considering a Lumaland(leaky window) and a Quest (not available and no roof vents or windows). So glad we did. It might be quite expensive but it is very well made. Best features are a sturdy frame, a good strong 2 way zip, roof vents with supports with velcro fastenings and interior bags one of which is waterproof. Pictures show these things. If you want a good idea of this tent look at the Darche Quick Cube Ensuite on YouTube. It's identical and the 8 minute film is very good. We did have a minor problem with the tent but Colapz customer services sorted it out by email in less than 3 hours. I would recommend this tent as a good quality, easy to assemble, strong and stable item. I would also endorse Colapz as a first rate company with great customer service.

Received my Colapz shower tent the other week and immediately opened parcel just to check it out - have to say I was really impressed with the ease at which it is erected and set into place and as such it actually deserves a FIVE star rating. Erects within a minute (and dismantles in same time too) and looks and feels to be of premium quality :) However, I wonder whether the team at Colapz have actually got to use one of thier shower tents out in the field - and I mean out in a sloping field at that, not just in the warehouse or design studio with nice level floors Using my shower tent this afternoon I had no other option than to position it on a gentle slope with the door facing up hill. This in turn meant that my (Joolca Hottap) shower head was at the rear corner on the downhill side of the ground. Showering was nothing out of the ordinary and was quite pleasant as you would reasonably expect, but it was only when I finished showering that I became aware of the fact that the rear of the tent floor was full of water which did not (and never would) drain away naturally when sited on sloping ground, and even wonder if it would fully drain even if on level ground? When erected, the base is 1.55mtr x 1.55mtr square, but inside the tent, only the outer edges are fitted with a “floor” which is probably around 30cms wide - the remaining central floor area is open to the ground, but there is also a drop down panel that you can use to cover the floor if you wish. I chose not to use to infill floor but doesnt really matter as water was collecting on the outer edge floor sections anyway and this is the flaw, in that it did not, and will never, drain away :( With the tent pegged to the ground there is not enough slack in the material to help it drain, and actually would be better if either those panels were not there at all or were actually made of a mesh that allowed water to drain naturally Other than that issue, I do like the Colapz shower tent but hope future models have better drainage options than my version has

After using one of the cheap pop up toilet tents and trying to get it back in the bag, the search started for something with a bit more quality about it. I came across this Colapz toilet tent on Amazon, it is very similar to another brand's tent which was out of stock everywhere so we went for this with next day delivery from Amazon. The poles are sturdy, got it up in under 20 seconds and pinned down in 4 corners via the pegging points. Supplied guys ropes are attached for windy conditions, the zip is of a decent quality as is the actual tent material. Floor can be lifted to use as a shower, points to retain shower hose and head are fitted to the tent itself, bag is a generous size and easy top pack away. If you're looking for a quality product this may well be it, we will use it as storage when not needing our own toilet.

We already have a pop-up utility tent that we use as a shower tent when we stay on sites without facilities in our campervan. Our old one is a single-skin thing that pops up really easily, but you have to wrangle and fight it it back into a circle to pack away. In common with other similar products it has no base, is tall and flimsy, blows over in a strong wind and is not exactly waterproof. Such toilet tents are cheap and readily available on Amazon. We wanted a pop up tent that could be put up and taken down in seconds, was waterproof, had a towel rail, a place to stash toiletries, a base to stand on and an attachment to suspend our camping shower. Ideally it would also act as weatherproof storage for all our outdoor furniture while we were out and about for the day. Until we spotted the Colapz tent we thought we would never get all this in a pop up tent, but as with other excellent Colapz products here it is, and it works perfectly. The tent is lightweight, fits into a carry bag of a similar size to a large folding chair or table and it works by opening and raising the tent poles to half height, clipping on the canvas then pulling it up to full height and guying it down. This can be done one handed by a single person in a sling with a broken shoulder within a minute (don't ask). The groundsheet is sewn in and has net borders for drainage and a mat in the middle to stand on. There is a sturdy hook from which to suspend your camp shower, net bags for toiletries and sponge, and a fabric towel rail. Other net panels mean steam and water disperse and dry quickly. There is ample space for a porta-potti type toilet too. At 1.5m square you can put all your outdoor furniture and/or bikes into it when you leave your pitch for the day, confident that they won't get wet if it rains. If you don't want, or need, to take a bulky drive away awning with you when you go on holiday, this will do the job well, although of course it is not intended as a tent to sleep in. The downside is the price, but when you compare it with the cost of a drive away awning that you might not need for anything other than storage, this is an affordable alternative that gives you your own en-suite facilities without the disadvantage of getting your van interior wet and opens up cheaper, 'wild' campsites to you that might not have washing/loo facilities. Best thing? Not having that sinking feeling of having to erect and, later, put away a soaking, bulky awning in the rain, so worth every penny.

I use this with my camper van when I’m away for short breaks and don’t want the faff of using the awning - easy to put up super spacious and easy to collapse and stow - with the guy ropes if us stable in windy conditions and it is spacious - with a table inside for multi level storage - I put a ground sheet under the floor because the base is designed to let the shower water soak away and this kept the moisture out perfectly - very impressed - its worth the money when something works well

This tent is fantastic as a shower/ toilet tent, very quick and easy to pitch and take down. Lots of room and very robust. I've had a pop up toilet tent before this one, which just leaked everytime it rained and was very flimsy, this tent is fully waterproof. Can't recommend this enough.