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![]() Hello,
I'm going backcountry camping as a part of a camping program, and from my experience so far with camping, I am not sure what the bathrooms are like out there if there are any. I was told that showers and bathrooms would be limited. Now I want to buy a toiletries holder to put all my junk in including stuff like toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo bottles, soap, etc in there, but I'm not sure which would be the best. My concerns: If I get a hard one, like a plastic or metal one, would it still be possible to fit it in a hiking backpack that I'd be carrying around? Like would it be efficient? I've also seen some mesh type bags - though I'm not sure if the bathrooms available would have hooks to put them on. I certainly don't want to leave my stuff on the floor. From all you backcountry people, what do you think? |
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![]() It really depends on what kind of backcountry camping you’re doing. If you’re hiking go light weight. Separate ziplock bags. In base camp I like Something like Eagle Creek toiletry bags. They have a big hook and can be hung from a stall door or the side of the sink.
Keep it simple. We carry light weight bandanas to use as wash cloths because they dry fast. |
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![]() I agree with lightweight - travel bags or zip locks.
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