We can all picture the scene - arriving at a camp site to find that the toilet facilities look like something out of a horror film. Disgusting and clearly not to the standards of hygiene that we would set for ourselves, there is little that could be less appealing.
Things are often even worse if you're staying on site at a music festival. The temporary toilets that are provided probably start the festival looking nice and clean. Unfortunately, by the time that you get to use them, it's very unlikely that they'll be in such good condition.
What could be worse. Well, how about when you have to stumble across a dark, possibly muddy, field in the middle of the night in order to reach them.
There are many great aspects of camping trips - they can be a great, relatively cheap way of having an independent holiday that will allow you to feel at one with nature.
Few people would, however, suggest that the toilet facilities are something that they view with any pleasure.
So what's the answer?
If you're worried about the facilities that you're likely to find then make sure that you bring your own toilets. This may sound silly, but it's now perfectly possible, thanks to the latest range of folding camping toilets.
These clever accessories are so compact that they will easily fit in the back of your car. They're not just simple to transport though - they're also environmentally friendly.
You'll find that, unlike many other types of camping toilet, the new breed don't need a water supply or any chemicals.
Next time you pack the tent in the boot of the car, don't forget to pack your own personal toilet too.
More on folding camping toilets is available online, 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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