camper1989

Last weekend I camped in Belgium. They have a lange community of people who offer their garden to camp in. When I asked for the toilet, the woman in whose garden I set up my tent told me I could pee in the garden wherever I wanted. She even admitted that she did it herself when she was sitting in the garden and did not want to go inside. Oh, I like that Belgian way of life!

That's also my favorite!

Yes this really happens. I once went to a hockeymatch with both boys and Girls. After we won the match there was a lot of drinking in the bus. After one of the girls announced she had to pee, the bus driver pulled over to a parking place and all of us went to pee in the bushes.

I once was in a bus going back from a hockey tournament. The group won, so there was a huge amount of drinking. After half an hour a girl screamed that se had to piss. As the toilet in the bus was closed, the driver was asked to stop. He stopped along the road in a wooded area. The girls and boys went out, Girls to the right, boys to the left, all peeing in a row. The best sighting I ever had.

That's right, even if there are toilets men will pee in the bushes. I once saw a van stopping at a parking with toilet, a group both men and Girls, came out and all of them ducked in the bushes to pee. They even didn't look at the gas station with toilet, so i think they did this more often.

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I think that's also my opinion. When it's broad daylight I tell my children to walk to the facilities if they are available within reasonable distance. At night I do not have any problem with them peeing behind the tent.

Being outdoors I "have to" pee outside very often. In the woods, while camping or hiking or when biking from work to home.

I go camping a lot and in some countries I see that parents are very open-mined to their children about peeing outside. They tell boys to go just behind the tent and lift little girls up to let them pee in the bushes. Especially in France and Denmark I saw this, even if the camping had proper facilities. I also saw it in Chzech Republic, but there the toilets were that far away that everyone peed in the bushes and noone seemed to bother. What do you think about letting you children pee outside? Is it a bad habit you need to prevent, or is it ok to teach them to use the great outdoors as a

It's quite comun to see outdoor peeing here in The Netherlands. When driving from work to home I always stop at a parking along the highway with no toilets, just to pee in the bushes and to check for others urinating. Most of the days I'm lucky and see one or two truckers peeing beside their vehicle and during holiday season I often see families stopping for a picknick and a peebreak. Do you also have sightings along the highway?

I once was in a nighttrain with a shared toilet at the end of the carriage and a sink in every sleeping compartment. Guess where I peed...

Sure, campingtrips are the best, especially unlit campsites with the toilets a bit far away....Alsmost every woman will pee in the woods then!

Well, I was in the scouts and I can admit. it was a great time. When hiking or camping we always used the trees to pee, both girls and boys. Leaders even told us to do so, I guess as they didn't want to clean the toilets that often. Toilets were only used for no. 2

I've seen quite a lot girls peeing at campsites. Find a spot far from the facilities, and choose a camping with trees and bushes, that has a tent area. If there are groups with youngsers or students you're likely to see some peeing, especially in the evenings when the campfire is on and alcohol is flowing.

I've a son and have never made a problem of him peeing when we were hiking, cycling or camping. Just use the woods. In the middle of a city it is a different story, although I know he pees sometimes in the bushes at the playgarden.

Last summer i was camping for a week with my family on a basic campsite in the dunes in Denmark. As usual I chose a spot quite far from the toilets, as my wife and I don't have problems with peeing in the bushes. There were some other tents on the field and the first evening I noticed that the family next to u let their kids pee behind the tent before they went to bed. That was a sign to me that it was acceptable to use the dunes as a toilet. I also saw a woman going in the woods opposite our pitch, and I assumed she also went for a piss. To show her that I didn't mind her not going to the