Plenty of people are fed up with the thought of using the toilet facilities provided at many campsites. Let's face facts - who wouldn't be less than happy at having to use amenities that are often dirty and look completely unhygienic?
Given this situation, it's to be expected that many camping enthusiasts should look to alternative options. Making use of their own portable toilets would seem like a suitable option, particularly when combined with an increasingly popular toilet tent.
Yet camping toilets don't appear to be living up to the hype. It's clear that something has gone wrong. Why is it that so many camping fans are still unhappy, even when trying to use their own camping toilets?
The answer becomes clear once you start to look at some of the camping toilets that are currently being sold here in the UK and elsewhere around the world. Such toilets should, at the very least, be portable.
Many of us tend to have an enormous amount of kit to put in the car when we're planning a trip. That means that space is valuable to us. The last thing that we want to be doing is packing yet another bulky piece of equipment into the back of the car. Unfortunately, this is something that many camping toilet designers have failed to grasp.
If you're looking to buy a camping toilet then it certainly makes sense to look for something that's easy to transport. Folding designs are perfect since they clearly take up considerably less room.
Are there other advantages too? Some of the newer camping toilet models, including the increasingly popular Biotoi, combine the advantages of a folding design with the ability to be environmentally friendly.
This is certainly to be encouraged. Such folding toilets are surely the way forward.
More on camping trips and Biotoi folding toilets is available, as discussed by Keith Barrett. This article may be used by any website publisher, though this resource box must always be included in full.
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