YOUKADA Camping Toilet Pop Up Privacy Tent Changing Room Tent Portable Toilet for Camping Portable Shower Silver Coated Dressing Room Tent UV Protection Privacy Shelter Camping Cabana, Blue

So, I've been 4x4 backcountry camping for a long time. I'm usually perfectly happy to take my Luggable Loo behind some rocks or a tree when I need to answer the call of nature. I also don't care too much people seeing anything when I use my portable propane hot shower. However, when you have people you don't know so well or of the female persuasion along that kinda goes out the window. Several of my friends have shelters but none of them were going on a recent trip (yes, we socially distanced far from other people) so I needed to buy one of my own. There are two styles, the pop up kind (like this one) and the type with poles. I definitely wanted the pop up style. Most are all the same, either open top or closed top. However, I grabbed this one because it's open but comes with a cover you can attach easily. It pops up effortlessly and does what it's supposed to, sheltering you from prying eyes while you do your business or take a shower. Shockingly, I was able to pack it away without too much trouble. That's always been a problem with these (at least for me) so I was surprised when I got it on the third or fourth try. There are directions but they're not the most clear. The trick for me was to bend the top over towards me rather than doing it from the side. So, it works great, modesty prevailed and I still got my shower.

Campsite not too close to bathhouse, so placed in back area of large site. Pockets inside held our extra bags, pads, TP. Used topper for extra privacy. Easy to put up and was secure with stakes on grassy ground. A bit tricky to fold back up but u tube video was helpful and there are instructions. Great help and plenty of room without being too big. I'm 5'6" and had plenty extra headroom. No issues with zipper. Would like a bit of structure on door but NO issues.

Sturdy, convenient, and quick to put up. So far I have used this approx. 7 times while camping in 2 yrs and it has held up pretty good.The zipper door is a bit small though.I am 5’5” and a plus size women with a bad back and sciatic problems so having to lift my leg up to step inside and bend my upper torso to get in is awkward, (the height of the zipper door is very short & the bottom of the zipper door is kinda high).The top cover is very convenient when it was sprinkling.Pretty easy to carry, put up, take down, fold up, and takes up very little room in the car along with the rest of my camping gear.

I am really excited for this little tent. I just bought a camping shower for my families big camping trip this summer. I’m looking forward to it doubling as a shower and a changing room. The only problem that I experienced with the tent is that it was almost impossible to fold back up. I don’t even know if I did it right. Once I got it to fold back up into the general shape I shoved it back in the bag. Oh and it doesn’t fold up as small as the cover picture shows. It’s diameter is about 2 ft but since it’s so skinny it’s great for storing away or fitting in a car for travel.

Bucket toilet + Youkada = Youcaca. The Youcaca is perfect for camping adventures. Pair it with the simple shower and there is no need to use the facilities while tent camping. This thing pops up easy, includes tent stakes and has flaps on the bottom we put rocks on to keep things secured in case wind blows. There is a slight trick to getting it in the bag but the directions are stitched on the bag tag and are easy to follow.

This tent did the job, but required being stabilized by a rope through the top loops tied to two trees. The frame is so flimsy that the smallest gust of wind almost blew it over.

I wanted a light popup shelter, that I could use as my bathroom/shower when camping in more remote sites with no bathroom. This is really nice, it is quite roomy and can be used with the top open or covered if it is raining, another feature I was looking for. It is easy to fold (I watched the video) and fits right back in the bag! The bag is also big enough to hold my camping solar shower so I can keep things together :)

Love, love, love this little tent. I actually bought it for my gym. There is only one shower and it's located out in a work out area. Put this in place and since it's totally enclosed it works like a charm. Would definitely work for camping as well! The open top is perfect for the shower head and the base is nice and wide.