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Best Composting Camping Toilet


The Cuddy Lite is designed for campers, weekend adventurers, and anyone who needs a simple, no-fuss toilet on the go. Whether you're heading off-grid, accommodating extra guests, or just need a backup bathroom solution, Cuddy Lite makes it easy.

With its compact, low-maintenance design, it’s built to travel — no plumbing, no chemicals, and no complicated setup. The 3.9-gallon solids bin gives you more time between emptying, and the 1.7-gallon urine bottle features a built-in LED level indicator, so you’ll never be caught off guard.

The pre-lined solids bin (just add a compostable bag) and user-friendly design make Cuddy Lite approachable, even if you've never used a composting toilet before. And unlike many other camp toilets, it’s sturdy, comfortable to sit on, and built to last.

Which Toilet is Right For Me?

Type of Toilet

Composting with Agitator

Bag and layering method

Waterless & Chemical Free

Smart Urine Level Indicator LED

Fan & Carbon Filter

✅ included

*Optional - not included

Power Requirements

  • 9V Battery for LED
  • 12V Power for Fan
  • 9V Battery for LED

Portability

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Liquid Capacity

✅ 1.7 Gallons /6.4 Liter

✅ 1.7 Gallons /6.4 Liter

Solids Capacity

2+ Weeks

(20-25 💩)

1 Week

(5-10 💩)

Weight Limit

330 lbs / 150 kilos

330 lbs / 150 kilos

Frequently Asked Questions


  • Cuddy Lite does not need to be hooked up to power.

    For the "pee full" indicator Cuddy Lite uses a 9v battery, you will need to supply that.

  • Yes - Cuddy Lite is a portable composting toilet that uses dry separation to keep solids and liquids apart.

    Instead of flushing, you use the layering method and add composting medium (like coco coir or sawdust) after each use to manage odor and begin the breakdown process. It's simple, mess-free, and doesn't require water or chemicals.

  • Super easy. Line the solids bin with a compostable bag, then remove and dispose of it when it’s about ⅔ full (usually after 8–12 uses).

    Liquids can be poured into a regular toilet or greywater system — or diluted and used on ornamental plants.