10 Best Camping Showers For Every Trip

If you're looking for a solid all-around option for your next camping trip, this AFISHTOUT outdoor camping shower is definitely worth considering. It's a solar option with a built-in temperature gauge, and it holds up to 12 litres of water.

What's more, it comes with a neat foot pump, and it's super lightweight. The flow rate is a little slow, and you will have trouble getting a lot of warmth into it on cloudy days, but there's little else not to like.

This robust camp shower gets five stars from me. It's very competitively priced, and it's one of the best models that I've personally used.

On a tight budget and want something to keep you clean while you're on the road? This simple Advanced Elements gravity shower comes in 10-litre and 20-litre models and features a durable, four-layer design to reduce the risk of leaks.

What's more, there's a built-in temperature gauge, a neat carry handle, and velcro straps to hold your toiletries. The shower head is a little small, and it's hard to achieve a high flow rate, but this makes it all the better for camping when water can be a little tight.

Overall, I'd seriously recommend this shower if you're looking for an affordable option for your next road trip.

This Simple Shower portable camping shower is super simple, but I've found it to be a very useful tool to keep in my hiking pack. It can be attached to most one and two-litre water bottles, which means that you can keep an empty bottle to fill from a nearby water source for your shower.

The main downside is that it offers no way to heat water. You could always heat it over a fire or on your camp stove, but you will be having a cold shower if not.

I personally love Sea to Summit products, and their lightweight solar camping shower doesn't disappoint. It's small and compact, and it can be folded into a small bundle for backpacking or hiking. 

Then, when you get to your destination, you simply need to fill it with water, leave it in the sun for a few hours to warm, and enjoy your hot shower! 

It is small, but it provides up to 7 minutes of shower time because of the water-saving shower head and slow flow rate. The main downside is that, as with all solar models, you will have trouble getting a hot shower in cloudy or cold conditions.

This KIPIDA solar shower is a little simple, but it's a decent option if you want a rugged, no-frills option to throw in the back of the car. You shouldn't have any trouble heating your water to a decent temperature in warm weather, and there are numerous product options and variations so you can get exactly what you want.

Gas camping showers take things to a whole new level, and this Mr. Heater shower system is the best I've used. It has great water pressure with a 2.4 litre per minute flow rate, and it can be connected to a portable gas bottle. The pump runs off of four D-size batteries.

What's more, this model comes with a selection of safety features, including an over temp cut-off to reduce the risk of burns. It also comes in at just 6.35 kg, making it a lightweight, highly portable option for camping with friends or family.

This Hike Crew shower mixes electric and gas power sources, making it an extremely versatile option. For one, you can use a portable gas bottle to heat your water, making for a pleasant shower.

Alternatively, you can use the included AC/DC adapter or 12V plug to power the system. The included pump provides a constant water flow, and the built-in LED display shows information about water temperature and other things. There's even an adjustable temperature knob.

This gas-powered camp shower is a popular option for use with an RV or caravan. It features adjustable knobs so you can control the water temperature and flow rate, and there's a neat overheating killswitch to stop the maximum water temperature from being too high.

One thing I love is how efficient this model is. You can heat 10 litres of water in just a few minutes, making it an excellent choice for families and larger groups.

If you're looking for a simple, compact cold-water shower, this innhom rechargeable model is an excellent choice. It comes with a 2200 mAh battery that provides up to 45 minutes of run-time per charge, and you can also power it from your car's cigarette lighter socket.

The main downside is that this unit doesn't heat your water at all. But as with all cold-water showers, you could always warm your water first on a fire or camping stove.

Sometimes, just having a camping shower isn't enough. After all, it's a little difficult to have a comfortable shower in the middle of a campsite when you're surrounded by strangers.

Enter the Wakeman Portable Pop Up Pod. This pop-up shower tent can be set up in just minutes, and it enables you to take a comfortable shower and change in private.