Compact, lightweight, and easy to use, Privy Bivy offers convenient privacy whenever and wherever you may want it. This portable privy tent has an interior height of 6′ 8″ and a generous 50″ x 50″ floor space. Tent stakes keep the privacy tent secure in windy conditions and multiple ventilation points, including a zippered window with bug mesh, maximizes air flow.
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$129.95
Privy Bivy is the perfect portable shelter for those times that require some privacy. Sets up in just minutes and quickly becomes your own private outhouse, changing room, or outdoor shower. Completely waterproof with polyurethane coated nylon and taped seams.
Includes: (1) Privy tent, (2) tent poles, (4) tent stakes, (4) guy lines, and (1) stuff sack
The Thetford Porta Potti 565E portable toilet is the perfect companion to the SylvanSport Privy Bivy! Bring home-like comfort wherever you go with the Privy Bivy – Porta Potti combo package.
Katlyn Mobley –
I do a lot of car camping and many of the places I stay do not have a restroom. The privy bivy is perfect place for my camp toilet.
Julia Hewitt (verified owner) –
I love my Privy Bivy. It’s built to last, with high quality fabric and poles, the likes of which you’d expect from Sylvan Sport, While there were no instructions for set-up. anyone familiar with tents will easily figure out how to erect it. The ground skirt is effective at keeping any rain out of the inside of the structure and I have had no problems whatsoever. Using the provided stakes as well as the guy lines keeps it in place, even in high winds. I’ve never tried to fold it up as the provided bag in the perfect size and design to use as a stuff sack. I recommend the Privy Bivy highly!
Mike (verified owner) –
Received my Privy Bivy today. There were no instructions on how to set it up. I was left to figure it out by myself. No videos on the web site either. I finally figured out what I think is the easiest way to set it up (which is still VERY difficult for a single person), but I’m not certain. Folding it up is equally difficult since there is no clear clue as to where to fold so that you end up with the right dimensions to fit into the stuff sack. Also, the ground skirt should include some way to fasten it in place. Otherwise a good wind is just going to blow it into the tent and only make it more likely to become a very large wind sock. Overall, a good idea that is poorly executed.