Stansport Deluxe Privacy Shelter (739)

Bought this to replace my pop up shelter. This takes longer to set up. But is much sturdier on the beach in the wind. And while my other shelter would collopse a little when I hung my shower bag in it this one does not. Also the floor design is perfect. It allows for you to shower without your feet in the dirt but still give the water an easy escape. And after your shower I just pull up the bottom and let the reaming water drain out and dry up

I put this up behind a shed that we converted to a business’ office, for an outdoor portable potty shelter. I did not get a “pop up” because I knew those would be too flimsy in the wind. So I got this, tie down type of tent with separate fiberglass poles. It took two ( experienced campers) about 15-20 minutes to set up . Not easy! Hated the three metal prongs at each base corner. Need to connect four poles to form a square at bottom / base of tent. Very poor design, does not hold “square” in place. The middle prong is supposed to aim upwards for insertion of the four vertical poles that go up the 4 sides of the tent. , The zipper is poor quality, or it was sewn in incorrectly. The zipper catches the nylon tent material EVERY TIME, I zip and I unzip it! Other than those issues, the privacy shelter is plenty big and tall enough to use as a bathroom as well as a changing room. It has two vent windows on each side. I am planning on keeping this up until it snows . It’s tie downs are very basic, simple, cheap metal with a curve in the top. A package of “tie down cords” was found in a plastic bag as a tangled, knotted mess of orange string. ( I still haven’t been able to untie the knotted mess.!) Hope it doesn’t blow away before I rig up my own heavy duty, spikes with better quality- parachute cord. Despite the issues, I would still recommend this shelter, as a very good privacy tent, much better/ sturdier than a pop-up! Otherwise, I really like my new tent “outhouse”. Hope this helps you make a decision! Linda

The poles don't last long one broke the second time I used it, will be buying another one in the future

We used this thing on one camp trip then it went to the trash… complete waste of $60. Difficult to put up, even with two people, because of the way the poles connect to each other. The way the poles connect to each other is also not very secure so I’m sure with any wind it would fall apart. The “floor” attaches with Velcro but was way too small and couldn’t be fastened completely. Before packing up camp we had decided this thing was not going to work for us. To top things off the zipper broke while packing up. Unfortunately too much time had passed between purchasing and realizing it was a POS. We ended up getting another Ozark Trail shower tent from WM which had lasted us over five years before. This time we got the deluxe version and couldn’t be happier. Please trust me and do not buy this.

We've been enjoying the shelter for a few days now. Took my first shower in it this morning. Lots of room to move around. Was a bit tricky setting it up alone, but very doable.

This is the second one we bought, love it it’s very durable. The first one was used outside in upstate NY for a couple of years due to the elements the zipper started to get weak so we purchased a new one just in case. I wouldn’t say it’s good for an outside shower but everything else it works great.

Just received this privacy tent a few hours ago. As some comments mentioned, it may take 2 people to assemble, but I was able to do it myself. It wasn’t easy, but doable with patience. I quickly scanned through the directions and I was off to assemble. First thing, I am 5’8”, so getting to the top was a bit challenging. If you are shorter than that, I recommend brining a step stool to make assembly easier. It took me about 30mins to do this myself. It’s sturdy, but I will update my review when I use it at the beach and during a windy day (though assembly by yourself during winds may prove to be challenging). Build quality is decent. I did notice some sketch type stitching and I hope it hold enough for a decent duration of its life. Typical fiberglass poles, so if you plan on using it at all, bring some Gorilla Tape (which I plan to do). The stakes that come along with it are your typical budget metal stakes, nothing to write home about, but I also bought a hammer and stake set just in case. It does have the pockets and windows inside that are consistent with the quality. Overall, it’s a great privacy tent for the price.

The fiberglass will eventually crack. I recommend using electrical tape to wrap below the connections. I’d also like to see more mesh bags on the inside. The two on the outside and one on the inside isn’t enough.

Si vous voulez l'utiliser pour une douche, il n'y a pas d'ouverture en haut

2 person set up. This is an excellent pop up shower with pockets. The travel bag could of been a bit bigger. Function wise, this product is durable and of excellent quality

Metal joining pieces break off, already have to toss this after barely using it. Waste of money.

We have not gone camping yet but we have set it up. It's a perfect size. Easy to set up and put away. I would love to have seen a flexable pole for the door to stand up.

Very handy for camping, you definitely need 2 people to assemble this though.