Outback Shower Tent

Nice product

Works great. The directions are a little vague. We received pieces that are not in the directions. A well made unit overall. The carry bag is excellent.

We’ve been through the full bathroom tent saga. We started with a big, glorious setup that had space for days but was a total beast to haul around. Eventually downsized to one of those pop-up shower tents that basically throws itself into existence but makes you feel like you’re wrestling an angry octopus trying to fold it back down. This new tent? It’s the happy medium I didn’t know I needed.

Setup:
It’s not quite “instant,” but it’s not a 30-minute ordeal either. The main tent poles are pre-attached, so you don’t have to play pole-threading games, which is great. That said, unless you’re 6’5” and part octopus yourself, setting it up solo is possible but slower. With two people? Way smoother. Pro tip: throw the rainfly on before you extend the legs unless you enjoy playing circus performer on a camp stool.

Size & Comfort:
I’m 6’ tall and I fit, just don’t expect to do jumping jacks in here. It’s compact but usable, and the blackout fabric makes it surprisingly dark inside. (Nice for privacy, less nice when you’re trying to attach the floor and can’t see what you’re doing.)

Features I Actually Use:
• Built-in lights – Can run on AA batteries or a rechargeable power bank. Fancy!
• Shower wand hook + towel strap – Your towel can hang inside the shower without becoming a soggy mess. Genius.
• Toilet paper bar – It’s a little plastic bar on a string. Not glamorous, but way better than trying to balance a roll on your knee.
• Hanging organizer – Stash shampoo, soap, maybe even a secret candy bar and everything stays off the ground and within reach.

Bottom Line:
This is my go-to for multi-day trips when I actually want to feel like a functioning human at camp. For one-nighters or post-beach costume changes, I’ll probably still toss the cheapo pop-up in the car. But for any trip with a little more time and setup, this tent earns its keep.

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.

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