Lightspeed Outdoors 3-in-1 Privacy Tent | Changing Room and Outdoor Shower | Pop Up Changing Tent for Camping | Privacy Tent for Camp Shower | Portable Camping Bathroom

I usually used a tent for my toilet, but I like this much better because I don't need to bend over to get inside. It's very roomy! I set it up in the living room to make sure I'll be able to get this up this weekend in the desert.Set is very easy. It stores in a bag and was easy to fit back into the bag. It is much bigger folded up than I expected.______UPDATE (5/30/23): We took this camping. I was so afraid it would fall over, given its height. I used the included stakes and guy lines to tie it down. Everything held firm and the tent did not fall over or break under stress.One thing I noticed with use: the floor has netting along some parts and it can be moved out of the way for showers. Soooo, the floor is not one solid sheet of plastic. The there is an attachment that looks like it goes to the roof. I'm guessing it's for holding the shower, but I'm using this tent as a toilet, so I did not use that attachment. I was a little worried that bugs might crawl through the floor, but that did not happen._______UPDATE 10/21/24: Been using this about once a month over the past year. It is holding up very well. Over the past weekend, the wind was so strong (50mph), I thought it would blow my tent away with us inside it, nevermind this tall Lightspeed privacy tent. Well, my canopy did not make it through the night (yeah, we should have taken the top off), but my sleeping tent and this privacy tent weathered it well. We had it tied down, but we always do. Love this privacy tent!

Love the design, set-up and take down. It handled two months of desert high wind gusts, 40+ and is roomy. I used better tent pegs to stake down, too. One thing I don't like is the floor design, even with a tarp underneath. However, I don't like any non-attached floor, so this is the best given my preference. The factor that led me to give it away was bulk and weight. I wasn't willing to give up travel space when not in use. I'm traveling around the country/ Canada. It is not compact. If I had a larger vehicle, I'd repurchase.

Tent just arrived today. I’m a middle aged 5,7”normal-sized woman, and I was able to set it up alone, with no instructions, in less than two minutes. Take down and repacking was similarly easy. Tent is very roomy and perfect for changing room, toilet room, or shower. You can use or zip out the floor for a shower. Lots of height and walls are not on you when you’re inside. It’s hard to say how well it will hold up over time, but it seems pretty well made. (I try to be gentle with these things so nothing breaks or tears.) So far I would strongly recommend this pop up over ultra lightweight pop ups that you have to struggle with to bend back into a circle to put away. This tent seems considerably more formidable, but when packed away in its bag is light and manageable. Seems expensive at first glance, but worth it.

If you need a reliable privacy tent, look no further. This pop-up tent is genuinely excellent. Setting it up is a breeze and lives up to its durability claims. The included pegs, although generic, get the job done adequately, but let's focus on something other than those minor details.Privacy is the name of the game here. However, be cautious about using a light source inside the tent at night. The walls are not thick enough to conceal the light, transforming your personal space into an accidental puppet show for the entire campsite to enjoy. But let's be fair; this is a common issue with most privacy tents, so it's not a flaw specific to this one.Now, let's talk about the peculiar plastic pocket contraption of the tent. We found it confusing and repurposed it as a supply for our bathroom needs. Whether it was meant for a shower remains a mystery, but it didn't detract from our overall satisfaction with the tent.One standout feature of this tent is the fantastic ventilation. It provides ample airflow from the top and bottom, ensuring a comfortable stay. Moreover, the tent efficiently drains the water, saving you from unpleasant surprises during rainy weather.Overall, this privacy tent delivers on its promises. It meets all the essential requirements with an easy setup, impressive durability, and excellent ventilation. Remember the light leakage issue and the ambiguous plastic pocket, but don't let that deter you. This privacy tent earns a solid four out of five stars for its overall performance.

I bought this in 2018 and it has been new in the box ever since. Today I opened it and tried to assemble it and had one heck of a time. Then I noticed there was a website to watch the setup on a video. Thank goodness for that because whoever packed this tent packed it in the box inside out. It wasn't until I saw the video I realized what had happened and why I was having so much trouble. If you're struggling to get this tent to pop up like it should make sure the frame is on the outside of the tent. Once I got it figured out it opened it set up pretty easily. I'm a 64-year-old woman with a bad shoulder. I set it up in my living room and I'm glad I did cuz I figured out the issue I was having at home, instead of in front of my grandchildren. We're getting ready to go on a camping trip and this porta potty/shower tent is going to be a hit I'm sure! I will update this review if there are any negative issues otherwise I give it a full five stars for portability, set up, and the roomy interior! Happy camping

Set this up and it will work fine as a privacy tent for taking outdoor showers next to our Van, but it doesn't seem to be designed correctly. Setup is a breeze but the take-down is a little difficult and the 4 legs don't fold up smoothly and you'll need to unnaturally bend them (but only slightly) to get them to go into the bag. I watched their video several times and there is really only one way for this to work - it just wasn't designed right. However, the amount of force needed to have them fold up isn't bad so I'll just make the best of it - I don't think it will be an issue in the long run. Their support, by the way, was less than helpful.