Outside Shower Enclosure

Has anyone found a decent shower enclosure for the outdoors shower on the 179? I'm not looking to set up another tent like setup I have seen advertised, after already setting up the tent like RDome. Seems really weird they would design a great outdoor shower but provide nothing in the way of a privacy solution. I'm not crafty Mary, and would prefer to just buy something ready to go. We love this feature, as don't use the interior bathroom, and don't feel like schlepping with quarters to the campground showers. Right now have to position SUV and stepladder adjacent to shower and drape beach towels. So ghetto.

I too have thought about the Outdoor Shower.
Someone mentioned a Hulu Hoop and a cheap
Shower Curtain.  Hang the thing with a rope.
Might give it a try.

As other's have said. The outside shower is not an "outside" shower. Used for getting hot water to wash dishes after eating, rinsing sand off of grandkids after day at the beach, etc. We have a small rubber matt we stand on to be out of the "mud".

WARNING - the following is one of my "soapbox rants". Reader discretion is advised.

I wish they would quit calling these things "showers". It leads some folks to believe that they are intended for personal hygiene. Not so. Kind of like when the weatherman predicts an "afternoon shower" - we don't grab a bar of soap, get naked, run into the middle of the street (after lunch) and bathe. The word "shower" does not always connote lathering up.

Mine is called a "spray port" and this better reflects it's intended use (ie. rinsing muddy hiking boots, etc.).

Aside from the sanitation issues (gray water, soap residue, hair from various body parts, etc.) left on the ground, in the campsite, there are "decency" issues. One puff of wind and your "curtain" blows open. In most localities, public nudity is illegal. It doesn't matter where you are or what you are doing. If you can be seen by the public......

As I look around a typical campground, excepting younger couples and families, a lot of us campers are getting older. A number of us, as we have aged, have adopted "age appropriate physiques". To see some persons, in this category, in a state of nakedness, would make me want to gouge my eyes out with a fork! (I'm not exempting myself) Also, there are children that might see.

It seems to me that it would be a lot more sensible and less trouble to use the indoor shower - for it's intended purpose. Otherwise, why spend 5 figures on a camping unit with this feature? I don't see what might be gained by trying to undertake this activity outdoors. Maybe I'm missing something?

Don't quote me on this but I believe it is against the rules to use a outside shower in natl. parks.