Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

dayum..shower olympics in Washing state...what a concept.

I bet those are some hard tickets to get.

jimqpublic wrote:And if you have two doors on that tear your shower tent could stay attached to the side opposite the campsite all day long.

I think thats the best idea yet... Put a vinyl curtain on the inside so no water comes into you camper... Lots of privacy and you can get dressed inside...

I'm curious,
Whatever did Lynn do?
Did she buy or build?
Did her friend enjoy her camping experience?

I have read this entire thread and been on the edge of my seat.

What Happened?
The suspense is killing me.

Such a riveting story. Sure beats TV
Gerry

LynnCC01 wrote:She gets really touchy about making sure her hair is clean

Yah... I have to agree, that having longer hair quickly gets yucky if you can't get it clean... I've done a bit of backpacking though, and found that I get good results with a simple-'ole "solar shower" The big one is REALLY NICE at a base camp... just set it up on a rock in the morning with ice-cold glacier water... go do your hiking/climbing/whatever... and by the time you get home in the afternoon, voila you have a hot shower waiting for you.... Works GREAT.

They have all different sizes... but I'd get the biggest, since you're car camping. Only trouble is figuring out a way to hang it.

Stearn's Sun Shower at REI

You would not believe how good this feels after a long day playing out in the woods.

Have fun.

Amy.

Amy I used my version of a solar shower backpacking and sometimes cannot find a good place to hang it, so I put a heavy weight on top of it and it sprays out just fine. Since I walk until the sun starts going down I heat about 1 quart of water to almost boiling and add two quarts of cold and I get a warm to very warm shower.

Dan