Amazon Wakeman Outdoors Pop Up Pod: Privacy Shower, Dressing Room, Portable Toilet for Camping, Beach, Tailgate - Carry Bag Included (Black) $33.99 @Amazon

[GarnetDusk]

Visibility inside’s pretty limited without your own light source, but zipped up tight, there’s plenty of privacy. Ever tried using dimmer red lights to avoid attracting insects at night?

 

[PrepperLinda65]

Sweeping snow off regularly is spot on—these pop up pods really aren’t built for heavy loads. I’ve seen folks slide in a couple of lightweight poles or even broomsticks across the roof for extra support, just to keep it from sagging in wet weather. Doubles as a good way to hang a light inside, actually. Anyone ever try lining the seams with weatherproof tape for extra leak protection?

 

[BlueMarigold]

The compact nature of it, making it easily portable, is also a bonus. In my garden
I’ve actually used mine for gardening too—perfect hideaway when you need a quick change after digging in the dirt. That portability really is a game changer, especially for folks who like to keep things simple and tidy outdoors.

That’s such a clever use, turning the pod into a quick-change spot after working in the garden! I hadn’t thought about how handy it’d be for swapping muddy clothes before heading inside. I agree, portability really makes or breaks outdoor gear, especially for those of us who are always hauling tools and harvest baskets around. Have you noticed if the z

 

[BlueMarigold]

Has anyone tried using it at night time?

I’ve used something similar at night and honestly, you do need to think about lighting. The material isn’t super thick, so a lantern inside makes a bit of a shadow show for anyone nearby! If you’re worried about privacy after dark, maybe hang a dark sheet inside or use a headlamp instead of a big lantern. Otherwise, it’s still handy for those

 

[ChamomileCraze]

The greenhouse and herb-drying ideas have me smiling—love that creative thinking. I’ve used pop up tents like this to shelter young seedlings from a sneaky late frost, and you’d be surprised at how much warmth they hold even as the sun dips. For herbs, I’ve noticed the flavors seem a bit brighter when dried outdoors with good airflow, as long as

 

[StarlitNavigator]

Visibility at night inside the pod is pretty minimal unless you bring your own light—agree with BlueSkyWanderer on that point. I’ve used a little headlamp or hung a battery lantern from the top loop, which works fine for quick tasks, but if you use anything super bright, the whole thing can glow a bit from

 

[EchoTangoFox]

Used my Wakeman pod during a week-long comms exercise, and honestly, the peace of mind having that bit of privacy in a busy camp can’t be understated. It’s quick to pop up and pack down, even in the dark. For airflow