Camping enemas

Did you ever get an enema while you were camping (that is away from home in an outdoor setting)?

Did you ever give an enema to someone under the same circumstances?

I once got to give my wife an enema when we were overnighting in a tent. It is one of my most cherished memories. If you want to hear more about it, send me a message here in zity and I will chat about it. ...Cos

No, but I think it would be a great experience. Would have to have plenty of extra drinking water and a camp stove for heating the water to the proper temperature. That would be fun, though.

You can read my story titled “Fun Under the Sun” which covers this topic.

I have tries this it really didnt go as planed i was givin the enema at the tent and i was goig to make my way to the bath house about 200 yards away however that didnt happin i made it about 20 feet to the edge of the lake verry thankful it was very dark and very late some things just dont allways go as planed

I have told several times how my husband and I early in our marriage went and spent time at a remote fishing cabin that had no bathroom, no heat and no running water. It did have an outhouse up a muddy path and I refused to use it. By day three I was seriously in need of some relief. Fortunately I had my folding bag with me, but had to get water from the pump, heat it on the stove and take the enema on a bench outside. The next thing I had to do was make it up that muddy path safely. Fortunately I had thought to put my boots on before starting anything. The outhouse still was stinky, but that enema did work. Thank goodness.

@Cos I once got to give my wife an enema when we were overnighting in a tent.

Wonder if the enema bag cast a shadow on the tent that could be seen from the outside.... sorry, just a thought that popped into my noggin...

I suppose that the main problem of camping enemas will be the quality of the water. So, in the case of a constipation I would prefer to swallow 1 tablespoon (15 ml) castor oil instead of taking an enema, this in order to avoid any form of an infection.

I’ve done coffee enemas while camping plenty of times. It’s a little awkward walking to the bathrooms with my enema kit in a small dopp kit and a big percolator full of 2L of coffee, but it’s always worked. Retaining the coffee in there for 15-20 mins isn’t always fun either. Some nicer campgrounds we go to have individual showers with restrooms and those are great. We usually camp places with great potable water, and it’s getting percolated too. Never had a problem.

I am not a fan of camping, but could probably be convinced to go if I knew I would be filled up with fresh creek water in the middle of nowhere. Multiple times…

Doesn’t work for me

In 1971 I went with my my mom’s sister’s family to a reunion from CA to the Rockies. I refused to use the communal folding camp toilet (no privacy) but after 3 days of holding I did a ‘bear in the woods’. A year later I gave myself my 1st enema. After snooping and finding 2 large enema bags in their linen closet when I was younger I’ll bet my aunt, uncle and cousin all got a cleanout when they got home. They were 50’s health aficionados😁🤪I went to YMCA COED summer camp at Big Bear lake in CA but never saw or heard any one getting enemas. I grew up with a focus on our butts probably caused by Catholic guilt🙈🙉🙈💩

The only camping enemas I received were at school or scout camps due to constipation caused by the change in diet form home cooking.

The oats served up for breakfast tended block up systems. The camp nurse would issue laxatives but if they didn't work then an enema was given in the ablutions block. I was told the same thing happened at the guides camp.