Reliance Hunter's Loo Portable Toilet Review

A hunting camp needs a bathroom plan just as much as it needs a place to cook. The Reliance Hunter's Loo Portable Toilet takes the uncomplicated route: a portable pail, a seat, and a cover.

The green camouflage finish suits the intended setting, but I would judge the toilet on its working height, stability, and waste arrangement. A useful bathroom setup depends more on those details than whether the container blends in with the rest of the camp equipment.

Simple Parts, Clear Responsibilities

• Snap-on seat and cover: Removable for access and cleanup.
• Metal handle: Helps carry the empty unit.
• Double Doodie compatibility: Uses Reliance's supported waste-bag system.
• 220-pound listed capacity: Check the exact current model before choosing.

Set It Up Before Anyone Needs It

I would choose a level spot with privacy and enough room for the seat and lid. The listed height is 15 inches, so it is worth checking whether that is comfortable for the people using it. A privacy shelter also needs enough floor space around the pail.

Keep compatible bags, paper, and hand-cleaning supplies together. If those pieces are scattered between vehicles, the toilet quickly becomes less convenient than the simple design suggests. A separate plan for storing filled waste bags is equally important.

Why Choose This Over a Flush Model?

The advantage is fewer moving parts and no separate flush-water tank. That can suit a temporary camp where the toilet is used occasionally and a bag-disposal system is already planned.

The tradeoff is that it won't feel like a household bathroom, and waste management remains a hands-on part of ownership. For a longer stay or users who strongly prefer flushing, another format may be more comfortable.

I would buy the Hunter’s Loo for a straightforward camp station that can be kept organized. The camo appearance is a bonus; the real value is a simple seat-compatible container with an established bag option.