outside shower

If you are looking for a free standing enclosure you can find them doing a Google search. I've seen several at various campgrounds and people use their outside shower to supply the water.

Over the years there have been hundreds of shower stalls built using PVC tubing! And a Tarp or two ,A Simple design for any handy person ,but realistically a Garden a Hose with a decent nozzle and a couple of fatigue mats or pieces of same will work just fine ! Keep the bathing suits on ,or Not depending where We are and who We are with works fine!

Most RVs have an outside Shower ,but the garden Hose left in the Sunlight works as well!

Put a plastic wash pan outside the door to clean off the sand on their feet!

garden sprayer camp shower

I think this is great because the water canister can stay on the ground - no need to have a tree or post to hang it from.

3/4" PVC pipe, 8 T's and 8 elbows

I got a shower tent similar to this on ebay for $50. It was new.
Folds up like a tent and comes in a carry bag.

Plenty of campgrounds (at least here in the NE) don't "allow" use of outside showers because of the discharge to ground regs. Reality is, who doesn't wash off the kids sandy feet, pool chlorine, etc. before continuing outdoor fun or before going inside? However, having an obvious shower "stall" is an easy way to get a visit from the host/ranger/CG authority because of the obviousness.

Place a dual hose bib on the shore water supply - you can attach a separate hose to be used for washing off the kids, dogs, and whatever. Started doing that when my "on-board" outside shower started leaking and I removed it. Easy peasy.

I'm not sure if you are asking for a free standing shower stall or just some means to rinse off the kids.
My first TT had a nice outside shower system but the second one didn't. On that one I connected short hoses to the hot and cold low point drains and those to a 'T' with a main on/off valve. I connected a 6' hose and hand held shower head from Home Depot to the valve. I regulated the temperature with the low point valves.

2112 wrote:
I'm not sure if you are asking for a free standing shower stall or just some means to rinse off the kids.
My first TT had a nice outside shower system but the second one didn't. On that one I connected short hoses to the hot and cold low point drains and those to a 'T' with a main on/off valve. I connected a 6' hose and hand held shower head from Home Depot to the valve. I regulated the temperature with the low point valves.

Yea, not looking for a bathing shower but something that would wash the sand off from the kids. I want to be able to control where the water goes. Boys with a garden hose will wash the sand off and will hose down just about anything within range of the nozzle. We have a exterior shower nozzle but its mounted on the back side of the camper and you would have to walk through dirt after rinsing off.

In that case, just get a few large spray bottles.