10 Best Portable Toilets [ Review & Buyer’s Guide ] In 2021

You’ve got to love the Porta Potti Thetford. First off, it has a German Environmental Certificate to its name for the eco-friendly design (it doesn’t contain the potentially harmful formaldehyde) material. More than that, it is one of the most versatile portable toilets that you can get. It will perfectly serve your needs in an RV, boat, van or truck. Of course, you can always carry it for your camping trip and more.

The Porta Potti has a freshwater holding capacity of 4 gallons, enough to give an average of 56 flushes. Add a 5.5 gallons tank capacity and what you get is a unit that can handle waste from up to five people for a one week.
You don’t require a lot of effort to put this toilet to work. It comes with a convenient electric flush type so you can get rid of waste in a cinch. It is essential to mention, however, that you need to recharge the included battery before your outdoor adventure to ensure that the toilet remains functional.

Emptying the Porta Potti isn’t hard work either. It features a rotating pour out spout that allows you to drain the waste water tank without the need to use back-splashes. What’s more? The outer plastic material is super sturdy, giving you months upon months of reliable performance.

Never used a portable camping toilet before? Not a problem! This one by Camco sports a no-frills, practical design for smooth, effortless operation. It even comes with an integrated, strategically placed handle so you can move it from point A to B comfortably.

The Camco has a water capacity of 5.3 gallons, making it one of the biggest models on the market. With such volume, it makes an excellent pick of large outdoor parties with lots of people in attendance or long roads trips likely to last more than a week.

The flush tank holds 3.75 gallons of water. And, if the idea of carrying of recharging batteries as is the case with the Porta Potti doesn’t work for you, then you’ll love this unit. It uses a pumping flush action that rinses the bowl with a single press.

While you have to detach the wastage tank to empty the Camco, you’ll love the firm seals that prevent leaks and odors. And then there is the tank’s slick surface to make waste disposal efficient and comfortable. In the meantime, the spring-loaded latch re-attaches the toilet automatically.

The best portable toilet doesn’t have to come at a price that leaves a hole in your wallet. The Zimmer Porta Potty is one of the cheapest models on this list, making it a great choice if you don’t have the money to splurge. Make no mistake about it though- this baby is as functional as they come.

For starters, it combines a 3-gallon fresh water tank and a generous 5 gallons waste holding tank. How big is that you ask? Well, this is enough capacity to give you up to 70 flushes before you need to refill the fresh water tank.

The Zimmer Porta Potty features a bellow pump to flush waste in a breeze. Like the Porta Porti, you can empty it by disconnecting the waste reservoir, attached using easy-to-remove side latches. Even more impressive, each tank has removable caps for trouble-free dumping of waste and refilling.

It also has a side valve to allow you to get rid of waste without leakage. You only need to throw in one or two deodorizing tablets to keep off the odor.

The Luggable Loo features a simple, bucket style design that makes it for short one or two-day trips. It is highly portable, so you can tuck it at the back of your boat or carry it with your hands during a hunting expedition.

Despite the minimalist build, the Luggable Loo is reasonably big. It has a 5-gallon waste tank to keep you sorted throughout the entire trip. It doesn’t have a separate fresh water tank. However, it is compatible with standard double doodle bag, so handling (and disposing of waste) should be much of problem. Of course, the lack of a freshwater tank implies that the toilet doesn’t have a flushing system.

The fact that Luggable Loo uses bags implies that waste disposal is a snap. Besides, it eliminates the need to clean the bowl now and then.

Note – This portable toilet uses a hinged seat and cover to seal off odor and to allow you to use it comfortably (you have to buy the seat and the lid separately). It fits over virtually any industrial pail.

The SereneLife is incredibly sturdy thanks to the high-density polyethylene material used to make it. On top of that, it has a broad square bare to enable it remains firmly rooted on the ground during use. It is this well-thought-out design that makes it ideal for big people – and that’s not even the best part.

SereneLife comes with a 5.3-gallon tank, which enables it to hold more waste than most toilets. By extension, this translates to less emptying. It has a 3.2-gallon clean water tank to give more than 50 flushes. And then there is the water level indication to let you know when it’s time to refill. That way, you will never be caught off guard!

Emptying SereneLife is as easy as 1-2-3. It sports a splash-free rotating pour spout, enabling you to drain discreetly and quickly. The odor resistant basin walls work together with the double-drain valve to ensure that it doesn’t retain unpleasant smells.

We love the button styled pump flusher. And, while this isn’t the smallest of portable toilets (measures 16.5’’ x 14.6’’ x 16.9’’), it comes with a carrying case so you can tote it from one campsite to another without breaking a sweat.

Reliance Products returns to our best portable toilets 2021 list with this unit dubbed as Fold-to-Go. As the name suggests, this model is collapsible and foldable, allowing you to carry it around with relative ease. The Fold-to-Go also happens to be one for the lightest camping toilets you can get.

This thing thrives on simplicity. It doesn’t have fresh water or waste tank. You can (as you’ve guessed already) use it together with a double doodie waste bag system. With such a straightforward design, we vouch for this toilet if you’re in pursuit of something to use during emergency scenarios.

The innovative leg locking system ensures that the Fold-to-Go stays in place during use, making it one of the sturdiest units in its category. And, even with the uncomplicated design, this little toilet has a remarkable 300 pounds capacity!

The solid legs bring in the durability factor while the wide seat (similar to the ones that snap on 5-gallon options) makes the Fold-to-Go comfortable. For those who may want to know, it stands at a height of 14 inches. Note that the legs for a triangle measuring 17" x 15". Be sure to lock them in place before taking a seat.

You don’t have to visit the bathroom during sick days with Duro-Med Deluxe Commode by your bedside. Convenient and portable, this toilet is for patients who are not strong enough for frequent trips to relieve themselves.

The Duro-Med Deluxe Commode features an anti-slip resistant rubber to prevent it from slipping as you get up or sit down. Plus, the arms are collapsible, making it easy to transfer the toilet from your bedside to a wheelchair. Note – it weighs about 22 pounds.

The Duro-Med stands at a height of 19 to 23 inches, with one-inch increments. It can handle a total weight of 250 pounds. It will catch your attention to know that this unit can hold up to 8 quarts of waste. In other words, you can use it for an entire day without the need to empty. It comes with a splash guard too, so you don’t have to worry about messing your space.

Further, the Duro-Med Deluxe Commode assembles quickly with no tools required to put in place. And, just so you may know, it can fit over your standard toilet, but you have to detach the bucket from underneath.

Measuring 14 x 17 x 16 inches with a weight of 5.5 pounds, the Playberg will fit into your truck without taking a lot of space. It could very well be the portable toilet you’ve been looking for if you’re a long distance driver or an avid traveler.

It comes with a full-sized seat and removable lid of ease of use. The waste pail is detachable too, enabling you to get rid of the waste material with no hassle. Due to its size, the Playberg cannot accommodate a flushing system. It can, however, hold up to 8 gallons of waste when used with a disposable bag.

This toilet’s basin has a wide opening for quick clean up. One thing that makes the Playberg a real winner is the integrated toilet paper holder. Moreover, it can serve a seat with the lid closed. Reviewers remark that it indeed does offer value for money primarily because of the tremendous waste holding capacity and heavy-duty plastic casing used to make the entire unit.

For starters, this beast will give you up 90 flushes! Yes, that’s how good this thing is! It carries a 5.3 removable holding tank and 3-gallon flush tanks. The extra-large capacity eliminates the need to refill often.

The VINGLI uses an upgraded piston pump to give it a flushing edge in comparison to a bellow system. Meanwhile, the T-type 3-way flushing helps remove waste faster. Moreover, the bowls surface is slippery, so you don’t have to clean your toilet regularly.

Another notable highlight is the splash -ree pour spout that eliminates the need to flush when emptying. Just connect your toilet to the sewer system, and you’re good to go – easy! You only need to keep your eye on the vent release to maintain constant pressure.

You can use the Cleanwaste portable toilet virtually anywhere – including uneven terrain. The best part? You don’t have to worry about stability. All you need to do is to spread out the three integrated legs. More than that, you can set up this unit in 3 seconds – no assembly required.

The Cleanwaste is as comfortable as you’d want it to be. It has a standard toilet size seat and bowl. Speaking of which, you can use it with a removable bag with a collection capacity of up to five gallons.

Indeed, this model doesn’t have a fancy design, but it can support users with a total weight of up to 500 pounds. It even features a mesh holder to ensure that the waste bag doesn’t slip. And then there is the brand-exclusive drip edge located under the seat to prevent the bag from coming into contact with the waste.