Outback Shower Tent Single

We got this to replace the Outdoor Master shower stall we were using previously, and even though it didn't need replacing yet, we really liked the features this stall had, like the built-in light and integrated shower reservoir space. It also drains really well which was an issue we'd sometimes run into with our old stall. Setup is slightly more involved but nothing too complex and it even came with a high quality bag for transport which was a nice added bonus. I think the light is probably my favorite part of this stall and it sure beats hanging a small lantern inside our old one. The materials feel quite durable, everything fits together well and feels sturdy and overall, it's a really nice shower stall that's very thoughtfully designed. If you're serious about camping and don't want to shower in the often filthy public restrooms, this is a great option that, while a little pricey, is definitely worth it for how well designed and well made it is.

Awesome shower tent! But only truly awesome if you also have the kakadu shower outback shower as well. It is not necessary to enjoy the tent but the price of the tent is high if you're not using it as a set.

What I mean is you can find a standard shower tent that will get the job done for far less if you don't have the accompanying kakadu portable camping shower that fits directly in the tent and completes the experience.

If you do also have the shower or plan on getting it then the tent is worth it.

Until We Meet Again
-Off The Grid Ken

This is a great quality, very sturdy shower/potty tent. Much larger than the typical "pop up" kind. I am 5'9" and I don't have to bend down to walk through the door opening (I took a picture of me standing in the doorway, and a side by side of this tent next to a cheaper pop up tent so you can see the height difference). I like the integrated lights that you can power with AA batteries or a rechargeable power bank. My two favorite features are the sturdy metal hook for a shower wand and the covered towel strap. You can have your towel in the shower with you and it stays completely dry. Genius. It also comes with a string with a plastic bar for hanging toilet paper. Comes with a separate fabric piece with pockets so you can have everything you need, shampoo, soap, etc off the floor of the tent and easily accessible.

Now for the nitty gritty. This is not a quick set up for one person. Totally doable but will be faster and easier with two people. The poles for the main part of the tent are integrated so it is an "instant up" type tent since you don't have to thread poles through pockets or loops. If you plan to attach the rain fly, I recommend draping it over the top before you extend the legs since the tent is tall once the poles are extended and the middle is pushed up into place. There is small standard type tent pole for the "outback shower" area and it's a bit tough to attach but also not necessary if you don't have that type of shower unit. Since it's got the black out feature, you might need light to attach the floor to the corners of the inside of the tent. It's definitely dark even with the door open and the little windows open.

For us, unless we are camping for at least 3 nights, this will be too much work and we'll probably just use the pop up. But for an extended trip this will be worth the little extra work to have all the features you don't get with a cheaper pop-up potty tent.

All in all, a great investment for all our future camping endeavors.

I'm using this outdoor camping shower for me and my family when we go on weekend camping trips. The material used in the design is lightweight and strong. The tent is large enough to move around easily. It is simple to set up but more challenging to take down for storage. I would highly recommend for its unique and convenient design.

Australians always seem to have the best overlanding gear! And this shower tent is no exception. First off, it's a lot more expensive than some of the super flimsy pop up privacy tents on Amazon. But in this case, you really do get what you pay for. This tent feels like it's going to last for a very long time.

Make sure to watch the setup videos before you go out camping with it. I wouldn't say it's especially difficult, but it's just different. The poles stay attached to the tent material which makes the process a lot simpler, and I think once I have done it a few more times I will get the hang of it. I think you can skip the rain fly -- since it's a shower, and especially if you don't need the guy lines tied out. Also, if you don't have the Kakadu portable shower machine, you don't really need to set up the side part where the shower unit is meant to go. But I guess that depends on your setup. It does have a floor panel that you can install too, but I think I would maybe prefer to get some kind of a portable raised platform to stand on.

Overall I'm extremely impressed with the build quality of this tent and the thought that went into it. There are some really nice details like the rack on the outside to dry your camp towel and the ventilation and window opening. I believe this is a company that has been around for a long time in Australia but they have only recently started selling gear in the US. I have been eyeing their portable shower system (instant hot water and pump unit) but at this time it doesn't have any reviews, and it's a bit pricier than their competitors -- but if this tent is an example of their quality then the price may very well be justified. I'll probably break down soon and buy it before my next camping / overlanding trip.

If you are looking at the price of this tent and wondering if it's worth the cost, I can say I definitely understand the hesitation. But I can also say that I think this is likely the last shower tent I will ever need. I will be surprised if it doesn't last for many, many years.