If you’re limited on space, a collapsible camping toilet such as the Carplife Bivvy loo is a good idea, as this will fold up easily and include a seat and a waste bag. You will love these waste bags from this perspective as it is a universal fit and will work superbly with all buckets. The liner fits perfectly around the rim of the toilet bowl and comes with an absorbent gel pad which will absorb up to 600ml of urine.

Many camping toilet bags (and the Travel John bags) have a sort of crystal-filled ‘nappy’ inside to soak up liquid. When it’s in its bag, it’s still the size of a small toilet seat and weighs 680g so bear that in mind when planning trips and days out. Emphasis is put on every aspect of this unit’s structure to make it one of the best portable toilet bags around. We do have to mention though some have also found it a little on the small side so this is worth considering when looking at this folding portable camping toilet.Therefore, it will be a wise decision to consider this timeframe as the benchmark when going on trips as couples. The lid forms a completely watertight seal so you also don’t have to worry if you can’t empty it straight away.

And have a look at our article on green camping for homemade wet wipes and lots more ideas for environmentally friendly camping.This also means you can use it on public toilets when your child is a bit older but not quite ready to use adult-sized loo seats. This separation prevents the need for water or chemicals, and combined with coffee chaff or sawdust, both dries out the waste and masks the smell. It is a very common case that people tend to feel suffocated and under pressure after living for too many days in urban areas. Whilst the urine will need to be emptied frequently, the solids can stay in-situ for anything from 4 weeks to a year.

This cardboard eco potty is made from fully biodegradable material and is surprisingly strong – it can hold a child weighing up to 30kg so will definitely cope with your toddler or preschooler, even if they’re big for their age. I was worried my daughter wouldn’t sit on the bag as it covers the seat but she was quite happy to and she really enjoyed the turtles. Lastly, the main reason why you will never want to switch brands again after using this toilet bag is the convenience that comes with it.Odours are removed with a 12V fan which can be powered by a 12v battery, solar panel or plugged in to the mains with a 230v adaptor. The beauty of these 2-in-1 products is they will last you a bit longer, as they’ll still come in useful when your toddler moves from potty to toilet. It is extremely simple to set up and is used just like a standard potty – you just need to add a bag with absorbent liner to catch the contents.

Philip Robert is an avid camper and hiker who loves nothing more than spending his weekends camping and hiking in the mountains.So you will want to get some portable toilet liner bags that you can set up instantly when in a pinch. Portable toilet bags need to have a good amount of sturdiness because the last thing you want is to for them to spill and create a mess. It is small enough to put in your bag for when you need it, plus the flask shape means you don’t need to find somewhere for your child to sit down like with traditional potties and it can even be used in the car on long journeys. However, there are many sophisticated portable toilets on the market these days for all bottoms and budgets.