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TRIPTIPS camp sanitation catalogue

Sanitation gear for the field

We build folding frames, gelling liners, silicone funnels, and pop up privacy tents. The full catalogue is sorted by where you plan to stop and what that campsite lacks when there is no bathroom.

Flat packing frames

Our collapsible frames fold flat under trunk luggage and lock into place with a firm latch.

Seals and gelling liners

A lid presses onto the rim while disposable liners use gelling powder to hold liquid.

Rinse clean silicone

The silicone funnel rolls into a pocket, shakes dry after use, and rinses out quickly.

Pop up shelter

A steel wire pop up tent opens right away to set up a private corner.

The shelf map

Five gear sections

We divide twenty-six pieces across portable toilets, liners, silicone funnels, privacy tents, and bucket seats.

Packed first

Camp bench favorites

These are the builds campers pack first when leaving plumbed bathrooms behind for the weekend.

Three core designs

Built for the route

Three core designs solve the basic sanitation needs of remote camps, long roads, and shared sites.

Upgrade Retractable Portable Toilet Travel Toilet Adjustable (Charcoal Black)

Upgrade Retractable Portable Toilet Travel Toilet Adjustable (Charcoal Black)

★★★★☆ 4.4 (310)

A camp toilet should adjust to who is using it. We built this model with an interlocking scale structure that expands from 4 inches up to 16.0 inches in seven height steps. The ABS cylinder twists open in seconds and locks flat for transport in the trunk or a pack.

$37.99

Female Urinal Disposable Female Urination Device Urinal (Pack of 12)

Female Urinal Disposable Female Urination Device Urinal (Pack of 12)

We cut these disposable funnels from heavy paperboard with a waterproof coating so they hold their shape while in use. Each one folds completely flat to slip into a purse or pocket. You pop it open, stand to pee, and discard it when you finish without any washing or pack-out rinse.

$9.99

Pop Up Shower Tent with Floor Changing (Green)

Pop Up Shower Tent with Floor Changing (Green)

★★★★☆ 4.4 (258)

We built this tall pop-up shelter so you can stand upright at camp without hunching. The steel frame springs out to a 4-foot by 4-foot base that reaches 6.9 feet tall. Inside, you get dedicated hanging points for a shower pipe, towel, lantern, and toilet paper roll, with a removable floor that lets runoff drain away.

$59.99

Three quick questions

Find your camp kit

Tell the picker where you are heading and who is coming along to see the frames, liners, and tents built for that stop.

The full run

All pieces on one shelf

Our full run of camp toilets, liners, funnels, and pop up shelters sits together on our storefront shelf.

Around the fire

Notes from camp

The retractable frame locks solid under you and packs down without taking up trunk room.

Marcus T.

The liner gels liquid fast so tying the drawstring and moving it to the bin is no trouble.

Elena R.

Our pop up tent goes up right away and the zipper door holds up to rough camp use.

Gavin B.
Before you ask

Questions and answers

How does the lid seal hold smell inside the frame?

The toilet lid presses tight against the rim to close off the bucket chamber. Charcoal packets or gelling powder in the liner trap moisture, which keeps odors contained inside the closed bucket until you remove the bag.

How do you tie off and dispose of a used liner?

Pull the drawstring tight around the top edge of the liner to close the opening. Knot the ties firmly. The gelling powder inside turns waste solid so the bag goes straight into a standard camp trash bin.

How stable is a folding frame on rough camp ground?

The foldable frame locks with a mechanical latch to keep the base rigid. Setting the feet on flat ground prevents rocking, giving you a firm, dependable seat even when the surrounding dirt is uneven.

How do you clean and rinse the gear after use?

Rinse the silicone funnel with clean water and let it air dry before rolling it up. Wipe down the plastic toilet frames and bucket seats with camp soap and water, then let them dry before storage.

What items belong in a basic camp sanitation kit?

Start with a foldable or collapsible frame, a supply of gelling liners with drawstring ties, and a bucket lid. Add a pop up privacy tent if your camp lacks natural brush for cover.

Do TRIPTIPS liners fit standard camp buckets?

Yes, our liners are cut to fit over our own folding frames as well as standard hardware bucket rims. The drawstring edge folds over the top rim to keep the bag secure during use.

Why we build this

Building the unglamorous essentials

Camp gear catalogues focus on tents and cook stoves, but camp sanitation decides how long you stay out. We build frames with firm hinges, liners that gel liquid solid, and pop up shelters that work when there is no bathroom for miles. Good gear keeps the camp clean.