WolfWise Pop Up Changing Tent for Beach, Camping Portable Shower Tents, Outdoor Privacy Bathroom, Change Dressing Clothes Tent Pop Up Instant for Camp, Toilet, 6.2ft/6.6ft/6.9ft High

I purchased the WolfWise 6.6FT Portable Pop-Up Shower Privacy Tent. This is a great item to have for emergencies, travel, the beach, camping, etc. The height and width of the privacy tent are more than adequate for an average-sized adult. It is fairly simple to put up and take down. The privacy tent material is sturdy and the tent can be staked down for stability and better functionality. The material is dark on the outside and light on the inside. It is not see-through. There is a strap inside the tent on the side panel to hold a towel or clothes. There is also a zippered window on the upper rear of the privacy tent for ventilation. You can unzip the top of the privacy tent for a showerhead to be inserted or keep it closed and hang a showerhead on the inside hook. There is an art to folding the privacy tent up for storage. I have yet to fully understand the art. Video instructions are available online for those of us who need a visual. The privacy tent floor has netting at each corner to allow water to drain. The zippers are strong and it zips from top to bottom to open and close. The bottom sides can be unzipped as well. The privacy tent arrives in a round storage bag with instructions and a fabric drawstring bag with small metal tent stakes enclosed. The WolfWise privacy tent is a great value for the money. It can be used in many ways.

This pop-up tent is perfect. No muss no fuss. I am completely hidden from view in my backyard and able to enjoy a refreshing shower in the hot summer.

I used this as a shower and bathroom on a camping trip for five days. It sets up quickly and easily, and is not difficult to take down and put back into the stuff sack. I didn't find the removable floor to be much use because I would have to remove the pegs on the corners to remove or install the floor and it was easier to not use it. The removable top was very handy to regulate the temperature. I deducted one star because the seam of one window was not sewn to the main body and some other seams are pulling and I can see the same thing happening there in the future. As others have said, light goes through and projects shadows so be conscious of the direction of the light.

I use this all the time for different applications. It makes a great changing tent after kayaking. I even use it at a flea market to try on some clothes. Awesome travel changing room.

Took it camping, used it for a privacy toilet area. Worked just fine. Could not see the person inside. Easy to set up. Not so easy to fold when done. But, eventually I was able to fold and put it back in the carry bag. The top is open for ventilation but comes with a cover if needed. I'm not a tall person and I was able to put the top piece on when rain was getting near. It has two side windows, you unzip, no screen in the windows. I don't know how well this works when it rains, we got lucky and only got a sprinkle. It does come with a mat to use as a floor, I can't rate the mat, we didn't use it. It is worth the money to have a privacy area. The area that I see that needs improving (or like us and you replace) are the tent stakes. Yes, I would recommend to anyone who needs or wants privacy while camping.

This was the perfect camping shower, changing area and porta potty tent this summer! I did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews before this purchase and after using it multipul times this summer, I was very happy with my purchase. This pop up is taller and has a wider floor space than a lot of the others pop ups. I compared this to another pop up I bought at the same time and the moment I stepped into the other pop up after walking into this one, I immediately packed the other up and sent it away! You really notice the difference. The tent Pops up easily (literally "pops" up!) and folds down with a twist of the wrist. You might want practice folding it down before taking it on an outing because though it's easy to fold up, some people make it a little more difficult then it really is or needs to be or is it just me?! I love the UV layers because it prevents "shower shadows" if you've got light hanging inside. I also put a cheap black vinyl shower curtain (from a dollar store) folded in half under the pop up to help protect the floor from punctures. Having something under it also helps to keep the shower from getting dirty and muddy and it dries faster. When I used the pop up as a shower it was light enough to lift up and tilt the water out thinking it would dry faster and it did. It's made of a light material so if you have it standing in a windy area dont forget to put something inside of it to weigh it down while not in use and/or tie it down. (I believe strings and stakes are included). If you happen to get a cheap black vinyl shower curtain to go with your pop up just note that the slick black color of the pop up blends perfectly with any black curtain keeping it classy looking because unlike a typical blue one, you cant even tell its there, it folds up real small, dries easily, is easily replaceable and can be tightly folded and with almost no weight it can be stored easily in the convenient pop up carrying case/bag. Did I mention the corner netted drain/vents that help to keep most bugs from coming in as well as letting water drain out? I know I over FYI sometimes but I hope it helps!

Hurricane Ian altered my local camping plans so I finally just set this up in my garage to try it out. It was simple to open up, and surprisingly easy to fold back up. In fact, I succeeded on my first try. I found a Wolfwise video and another video to be very helpful for folding this up and became familiar with them before I even took this tent out of the bag. Directions are also attached to the bag, although I didn't need to look this time. Still, it's nice to know they're there for in the future. I had previously purchased (not from Amazon) a pop-up privacy tent made by another company that was horrible: an open-mesh top with no rainfly, almost see-through, and nearly impossible to fold back up, so this WolfWise tent is a very pleasant surprise. I'm 5'7" and won't have any trouble changing in it, and there's enough room to comfortably fit a portable toilet and use it. Its silver coating helps to ensure privacy while someone is inside. It's nice to have the rainfly as an option, and it's easy to put on. The included floor is also good to have to keep feet clean and protected. The corners of the floor can be staked along with the corners of the tent. I can't comment on how showering would be if using a sun shower with the hose coming through the side window. It would probably be okay, but there isn't a hook to attach the hose to inside as I think there is with some other pop-up tents. So far I'm happy with this purchase, and I think it's a good value for the price. When I actually get a chance to try it out when camping, I'll try to remember to come back and update this review.

I searched high and low for a bathroom tent as I am not a fan of being hot and sweaty even if I'm camping. This is the highest rated tent on Amazon that doesn't cost an arm and a leg so it went in my cart. While reading some of the reviews, I saw one where someone mentioned that this tent was good but a friend found a similar product that was better, the Megellan Portable Utility tent. I decided to order that instead since it was the same price but appeared sturdier in construction. Unfortunately, I purchased it last minute and didn't think it would reach me in time so I ordered this as a backup. Instead, I got both delivered same day so I was able to compare both "shower" tents and my conclusion is that this product is definitely the worse of the two. First it is tiny, I am 5'4 110 pound girl (writing this from my boyfriend's account) and I felt claustrophobic in it. The Megellan tent is much wider and taller. I also feel that the dark blue color adds to the claustrophobic feeling. Other cons: - There is only one pouch to hold stuff while the Magellan brings 3 pouches and has hanging rods for your towels. - No rain fly to protect the tent. Magellan has one. - Not as sturdy because there are no internal poles. Magellan is very sturdy and could withstand higher wind. - Floor comes unattached which means you could easily get mud or dirt in it if you're not careful. There is no mesh drainage system to let water escape. Megellan has both those features. - Flaps to open have no mosquito netting. Magellan does. - Biggest problem with this is that you have nowhere to hang the shower from. Pros of this tent to me is the carrying case and that's about it. I think this could work as a bathroom tent but it does not stack up against another actual shower tent. I posted photos of both for comparison.