Going to the bathroom in the wilderness can be an uncomfortable experience, but a waterless toilet can make your next camping trip a whole lot easier.

Looking at the five most common camping toilets — the cassette, dry flush, bucket, compost, and folding — each one has its own pros and cons that may factor into your decision-making process.

The all-electric RV also incorporates a dry flush toilet, an outdoor shower, a kitchen sink, an induction stove, and extra storage in overhead cabinets and under the seats.

It will also have a Queen-sized bed, bench seating with a pull-out table, a kitchen with a fridge/freezer, sink, induction stove, and a dry-flush toilet. Grounded manufactures the G1 in Newlab’s ...

Happier Camper trailers and vans offer a customizable floor plan that can vary from trip to trip thanks to their Adaptiv system, which uses modular, Lego-like blocks for its interior features and ...