Bathtub

[lathamary]

I've never seen a bathtub in a bath house at a campground, but if anyone would have one, it would be Disney!

We will be travelling with a two year old who prefers baths, and we only have a shower in our RV.

Does anyone know if any of the bath houses have a bathtub?

Thanks!

 

[freshlybarked]

No, I don't believe they do. I'm not sure how sanitary that would be with everyone using it. The comfort stations are cleaned often, but probably not after every person.

 

[emptynestr]

I've never seen a bathtub in a bath house at a campground, but if anyone would have one, it would be Disney!

We will be travelling with a two year old who prefers baths, and we only have a shower in our RV.

Does anyone know if any of the bath houses have a bathtub?

Thanks!

I didn't ever see a bathtub however, when my children (now adults) were babies we used to take a cooler along and bathe them in that! it was just their size and very portable.

 

[Born 2 Fish]

You could always bring a bar of soap to the pool.
Happy Camping!!

Thats how I do it down at the lake,

 

[ftwildernessguy]

If they did have one, would you really use it? I can't imagine how disgusting it would be.

 

[Born 2 Fish]

Disgusting ? I prefer to think of it as adventurous/daring,,possibly an aid to help build the imune system.




okay,,maybe not.

 

[lathamary]

Yeah, I'd probably bring some Scrubbing Bubbles and clean it before I used it to bathe my kid. The inflatable tub thing is a good idea. I also like the cooler idea. Actually, a large rubbermaid tote would be handy - I could pack stuff in it for the trip down, and use it as a tub while we're there. Thanks for all the ideas!

 

[Born 2 Fish]

Get the little tot a "soap onna rope" to hang around his neck and just hose him off outside,,
he'd love it !!

 

[Judy40]

We only have a shower too, but when my kids were younger we used to just put one of those square or round drain covers(made out of rubber) over the drain. The sidewall on the shower is about 3-4 inches high so we could fill it up atleast 2 inches. They had more fun splashing and playing that they didn't notice that it wasn't too deep. Plus, it was in our own shower, so I knew it was clean!

 

[Colt Blackwood]

We just clean up out of big bowl inside the tent. Been doin' it for years. Hit the "hot" spots and you're good to go.

 

[We4mickey]

We use a big plastic tote. Take it to the shower and fill it up as full as you need to. Bath em and dump it out. Works great and we have the totes along for hauling stuff.

 

[laurafergie]

I wanted to mention that the shower in the handicap stall in the comfort station has a hand held shower head - like a water-pik.

 

[DaveInTN]

We don't bathe when at Disney. It seems to keep the lines in the parks a bit shorter for us.

 

[Born 2 Fish]

We don't bathe when at Disney. It seems to keep the lines in the parks a bit shorter for us.

OMG ! Have ya'll ever been to DisneyLand ??? I"m pretty sure we were behind ya'll inna line !! (with about a 10 foot space between us)

 

[ftwildernessguy]

I wanted to mention that the shower in the handicap stall in the comfort station has a hand held shower head - like a water-pik.

I frequently use it as a waterpik, too.

 

[SandrA9810]

This topic brings back fond memories of Hurricane andrew when the power was out for two weeks.....

Either a kiddie bath tub or use the handheld shower in the handicap shower.

 

[photofreak]

could always use the laundry tub???? lol

 

[lathamary]

We don't bathe when at Disney. It seems to keep the lines in the parks a bit shorter for us.

 

[Tigger1966]

We don't bathe when at Disney. It seems to keep the lines in the parks a bit shorter for us.

Thanks that explains some of the people at our local amusenent park.
BTW some of them dig through the hamper for thier sunday best also LOL

 

[ftwildernessguy]

Thanks that explains some of the people at our local amusenent park.
BTW some of them dig through the hamper for thier sunday best also LOL

Clothes at the top of the hamper are OK. A quick spray with Febreeze and they're good as new. Clothes should only be reworn once, though. Anything more is pushing the envelope. Try to match things up as much as possible, and never rewear socks. Them's the rules.