Ozark Trail 1-Person Privacy Shelter Tent, Blue

I just bought this and took it camping. It was easy to set up and tear down. Has tent pole and It has stakes to hold it down. It help up during the rain storm and did not get wet inside from the rain. We used it as a make shift toilet area and put our camping potty in there

It's a little small towards the top. If you're taller you might be annoyed with this. Plus some of the stitching ripped a little when assembling the tent.

Very easy to assemble!!! Which gives it a plus! Stands over 6ft tall...just have to purchase a shower bag for it..shower bags are not included! But they are very inexpensive! Very satisfied!

This is only my second time ordering this item. At 64, my first one served me for 32 years. It's heavily used, as we camp over 40 days annually. I quickly reordered, hoping it's still the same model since the previous lasted so long. I'm glad they haven't altered the design much, and the quality appears unchanged. I look forward to getting the same longevity out of this one.

Loved this privacy tent. Set up and breakdown was easy even without help. The zipper did not stick or snag on the fabric. Great size. Would suit you if you're tall. The fabric could be a bit better but for the price I think it's worth it. Overall great purchase. It won't disappoint.

The shower tent / dressing room was easy to put together. The poles are all tethered together with bungee cord inside making it easy. The size is great. If your tall 6' is no problem. I got this because my well went dry and use it to shower in. It would be good for a changing room as well.

I've used this before as my friend has one. The experience convinced me to buy it for myself. It's fairly compact, easy to set up and spacious enough inside to use as a latrine. The vents along the floor base allow air flow to reduce odor. I would recommend staking it down and tying guy lines from the top to nearby trees. Putting large rocks inside at the corners won't cut it. The wind WILL blow it over, along with your port-a-loo inside.

This product has been a godsend since I can't get plumbers to come back to my house to finish working on my pipes. This is very tall and very spacious inside. We can fit a 5 gallon bucket of water with a showerhead pump easily with one person there's a window that's open for when it's not in use and it'll zip close where you can put your dry clothes and towel. There's two straps to hang towels and washcloths to dry as well as four additional pockets and a hanging shelf the one issue I have is the hook on the top does not hold the showerhead that I purchased where it goes straight down it kind of veer off to an angle, but this can be easily dealt with . The poles are a little flimsy with one pole, getting bent during a wind gust . These poles can be put in the ground. I have them placed right on my deck, and then I tied the tent to secure it and it holds up just fine in this awful weather. It keeps warm inside, but the caveat to this is that you will get water building off at your feet which you have to kinda guide towards the netting so it goes out onto the ground. If you don't put the poles into the ground, it can be a little bit uneven when it's standing, but it still serves the same purpose.

Strong durable shower tent, roomy enough for this 6'1” 235 pound guy. I only wish it had side windows for ventilation (it only has one in the back). Nonetheless it is my favorite model of the several I've tried. I'm on my third (gave the first two to family members for their camping trips).

It was hard to hang the bag of water as it was a bit too heavy . Then when I finally got it up it hung too low to where I had to squat to rinse my hair . Im only 5'4 . Also make sure you find a spot where the water will drain out of the sides easily or else it will gather in the tent like a clogged tub.