Camp Showers: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first camping shower dates way back to a time long before humans roamed the Earth. These, of course, were waterfalls. Once humans did show up, they were the primary bathing grounds for most of mankind, along with gushing streams, rivers, lakes, and ponds.
Fact #2. The first method by which men had water run from above and down over their bodies was by having slaves to pour it for them. Servants in ancient Egypt often emptied jugs of clean water over their masters' bodies to clean them. The Greeks and Romans later developed communal shower rooms in their bath houses at the heights of their respective empires' water systems.
Fact #3. If you're at a camp site and you're not getting dirty, chances are you're doing something wrong. Like eating chicken wings, camping is about letting your hair down and getting some dirt in it. That said, just because camping ought to get you dirty, it doesn't mean you have to stay dirty, especially not with a good camping shower.
Fact #4. With a portable camping shower, you can pick and choose your bathing place. A lot of these systems are designed to hang from a tree with a very easy setup. Not all of them can create hot water, however. The ones that do either utilize an actual water tank that sits on top of a propane canister, or they use passive solar power.
Fact #5. When camping, your water supply is limited. The flow of these showers won't quite resemble the kind of water pressure or quantity you're used to at home. For example, most bags hold 4 or 5 gallons of water. The average shower in America burns through about 20 gallons in just 10 minutes.