Tesla Camping Showers and Cleanup

Before an overnight trip, decide where you will shower and pack a small shower bag. Keep wet towels and used clothes separate from bedding.

Tesla Camping Shower Kit

Choose the next shower stop before setting up the car for sleep
Small shower bag with sandals, towel, soap, toiletries, and clean clothes
Wet bag or laundry bag for damp towels and used clothes
Wipes, small towel, sanitizer, and trash bag for in-between cleanup
Shower shoes kept away from bedding and the mattress area
Keep bedding dry and separate from wet towels and clothing

Campground Showers

At campgrounds with bathhouses, use the campground restroom and shower while the Tesla stays set up for sleeping.

Travel Centers and Truck Stops

Some travel centers offer paid showers as well as restrooms, food, and water. Check shower availability and EV charging before planning the stop.

While stopped, dump trash, refill water, move damp gear, and repack the sleeping area before driving to the overnight stop.

Gyms, Pools, Beaches, and Public Facilities

If your gym has locations along the route, check whether those locations have showers. Public pools, recreation centers, beach facilities, marinas, and some day-use facilities may also offer showers or rinse stations.

Check hours and shower availability before depending on any of these options, especially on weekends and holidays. Beach rinse stations may not provide hot water or privacy.

Cleanup Between Showers

Between showers, wipes can help with basic cleanup. Keep them handy for face, underarms, hands, and feet.

Store wipes, a small towel, sanitizer, and a trash bag together. Pack the trash out with the rest of the car trash.

Shower Shoes, Towels, and Wet Gear

Keep shower shoes in a separate bag away from bedding, pillows, clean clothes, and the mattress area. A small quick-dry towel is easier to store than a thick cotton towel and dries faster between stops.

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Keep damp towels and used clothes in a wet bag or laundry bag until they can dry outside the car.