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Tent camping is a traditional style of camping that involves setting up a tent for shelter and sleeping. Despite being a more rustic form of camping, it can be a great way to enjoy the great outdoors. Tents are excellent for staying in established campgrounds or finding a flat and level spot in a remote location. Tents often come in various shapes and sizes. You can camp in everything from a single-person tent to multi-room tents with enough space for large families.
While some tents may have multiple rooms, you may not see one with a bathroom any time soon. However, most tent campers stay in organized campgrounds. These locations typically cater to tent campers and may also have water, electricity, and bathroom facilities. These are public restrooms, and the cleanliness will vary from one campground to the next. Some campgrounds offer modern bathrooms and keep them as clean as a hotel bathroom. However, you may also come across some that appear like management hasn’t stepped inside since they opened the facility.
The way you can pee while tent camping depends on where you are. You may need to slip on your shoes and walk to the nearest bathroom facility if you’re in a campground. This can be inconvenient, especially in the middle of the night or when the weather isn’t cooperating. If you do not want to make the walk or don’t want to venture out of your tent when nature calls, a pee bottle may be an option. They usually require some aim and are much easier for males.