Campervan Toilets for Life on the Road
Why Choose a Portable Campervan Toilet from CompoCloset?
Which Toilet is Right for Your Campervan?
Not sure which toilet is right for you? Here’s a quick overview of each one:
Cuddy Composting Toilet
Our flagship loo with all the bells and whistles a portable composting toilet can have. With fan-powered airflow, a urine indicator light, and easy-turn agitator, this toilet is a great option for long-term or full-time travel with the least amount of waste.
“The Cuddy has made vanlife so much easier—no smells, no stress!” – A Happy Vanlifer
Cuddy Lite Composting Toilet
Stripped down and simplified for an easier bagging experience. No fan, no fuss, just a reliable composting setup for those who like to keep it light. Perfect for camping and shorter trips, or anyone who is looking for the simplest, hygienic, smell-free toilet option.
"Great for weekend trips and no need for power hookups.” – Weekend Warrior
S1 Dry Flush Sealing Toilet
No composting, no chemicals, Li-battery power source, just push-button sealing for instant hygiene. The perfect fit for full time use, short trips, shared vans, or zero-mess campers.
“Like a diaper genie, but for adults. Totally odorless!” – Tech-Loving Nomad
Prefer it wired in? The S1 12V has no battery and runs straight off your rig’s 12V system.
How Our Campervan Toilets Work
They’re as easy as 1-2-3!
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Sit down and go
Sit down and go. Urine heads to the front into the urine bottle. After a #2: on Cuddy, give the agitator a few turns; on Cuddy Lite, cover it with a scoop of coco coir; on the S1, press the button to seal it away.
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Separation magic
All models keep liquids and solids separate to eliminate smell and simplify cleanup.
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Simple emptying
Solids can be added to a compost pile, bagged and added to regular waste, or sealed tight and disposed of, and urine goes into the urine bottle, with an indicator light telling you when it’s full.
How to Install a CompoCloset Toilet in Your Campervan
The good news is that our campervan toilets are 100% portable and installation can be as easy as setting it in any corner and securing it to the floor.
But if you’re looking for a more permanent option, we’ve put together a guide on how to install your campervan toilet to help you through the process.
This innovative design demonstrates how to build a retractable toilet drawer into a wet bath/shower, but can also be used in a bench seat or any other cubby space in your campervan.
Toilets in Campervans
Do these toilets smell?
Nope. As long as liquids and solids are separated, you’ll be living stink-free. Learn more about urine diverting toilets.
How often do I empty it?
Liquids every 2–3 days. Solids every 2–3 weeks with Cuddy, every 8–12 uses with Cuddy Lite (a fresh bag) or every 1–2 uses with the S1.
Can I install it permanently in my campervan?
Yes! Many customers install ours with urine drain kits or keep them portable. Here’s an article on how to install Cuddy into your campervan.
What if I don’t want to compost?
Go for the S1! It seals everything up—no composting needed
I already have a Cuddy or Cuddy Lite. Now I want an S1!
No problem! We have the S1 Dry Flush Adapter Kit that easily converts your current toilet to a dry flush toilet!
Not sure if a composting toilet is right for you? Check out our S1 Dry Flush Sealing Toilet (or the battery-free S1 12V)
Still have questions? Contact us and we’ll be happy to talk toilets with you.
Let customers speak for us
“Very personal attention from support and sales teams!”
“Took a bit to get to writing but I wanted to be sure. That said, this S1 is the best overlanding toilet setup I’ve ever used, my wife and I both love it. The convenience of it is remarkable, once it’s set up it just works perfectly, simple as that. It feels robust, very stable to sit on, definitely can see that it is very well made. Definitely worth the wait!”
“So much easier to avoid the stinkies than the ole "bucket" style competition.”