Portable Instant Pop Up Tent Outdoor Camping Toilet Dressing Shower Changing Tent & Toilet Privacy Room For Camping Beach, Caravan Picnic Fishing And Festivals Holidays (Green)

brilliant wee tent, perfect size for the Portaloo when on your camping holidays. I'm presuming you could change easily or use as a shower too but we only used it for the loo. I absolutely would recommend this product, well made, good pricePiece of cake to put up, release the Kraken from the bag and Bobs your Uncle, but I'm telling you now, putting it away is a whole different ball game. Think, nailing jelly to a tree, pushing water uphill, herding cats, you catch my drift.Thanks to a handy YouTube channel we have mastered (ish) the art of folding it away again, that thing has a mind of it's own.It was worth it just for the laughs, though, great wee tent!

So, I wrote an honest review of the difficulties putting it down... apparently it went against their community.So.. here goes again.It popped up great... it didn't fold back down great..you can't see the instructions properly and they make no sense.So.... after it being bent in all the wrong ways to get it down, I took it camping... it stayed up!!! Even in the wind! But as the tubes had been forced a wrong way, it did have the look of one of those wind puppets outside shops!So... how to put it down... lay it flat folded over once... you will find out which side to side as only one way works really.Get one person at the top, one at the bottom.. and as you fold it in half.. top to bottom it starts to twist.... keep going with that then tuck the right side of the tent in and it miraculously turns into a circle again!This took a lot of finding out btw!It has no floor mat, just so you know.Very light.

Using as toilet tent, does the job just fine, had trouble folding it away, it's very strong, but searched on YouTube and found a demo, now I'm an expert!

I got this as a pop up tent (and a portable toilet) for my daughter, who just started fishing with me. The first time out I thought it was pretty good, it went up well and seemed pretty sturdy. When we were packing up it folded down pretty well and it was easy to transport. Unfortunately, that’s where the good points end. We went out fishing again the other day and the tent would not pop up correctly, and kept collapsing in on itself. Then when packing down, the tent wouldn’t fold up again and the thin wire poles came apart in two places. The whole thing is now completely useless and I’ve binned it. I’m rather sad that this didn’t live up to expectations, so let me save you some heartache and recommend you look elsewhere.

Used as a shower tent for a festival, works well on a budget but definitely not built for heavy winds as there are no places to attach your guy lines so you are hoping the 4 pegs hold it down

Good product. I took it to camp to be used as a tent to house our portable loo, it did the job, it was study, roomy and it comes with pegs, it did not blow away. Not the easiest to put back in the bag but we managed. At this price I cannot complain.

The Hillington branded product that arrived looked like the one pictured except it was in a far more attractive very dark teal-like colour. As other reviews ave mentioned, these aren’t robust or particularly well made (I noticed stitching missing in one small less important spot, and the loops for the four inadequate pegs look weak - visions of it blowing away whilst someone is sat inside did spring to mind.) But this isn’t for sleeping in, and it’s not like extra leg loops can’t be added, so overall I’m pleased with this product, which withstood an hour of vigorous horseplay with a two year old comparable to a force 8 gale. UPDATE AFTER CAMPING TRIP 2: I hate this product. I won in the fight we had.It pops up – more robust ones don’t do this because they have poles, and if you’re camping somewhere for two weeks then maybe a sturdier one is a good idea. On weekenders time messing with poles is time ill spent.It folds away easily enough once you get the knack, and will come in very handy I hope on future camping trips. It also has a zipped ‘sunroof’ the ventilation which it provides will be welcome should we have hot weather.Well overpriced it may be (it should be £18 but then a latte should cost £1.95 - it’s far from a perfect world). It’s not like I didn’t shop around though, on typically overpriced outdoor goods websites and ebay prior to choosing to buying this in late June 2020. With campsites about to open and many portaloos becoming out of stock, I got the feeling that £28 including delivery is pretty much the going rate.

Really worked well for the ladies