Public Restrooms at Park Entrances: At the entrance gates of many Tanzanian national parks, you’ll find public restroom facilities. These facilities are typically basic and functional, offering flushing toilets, depending on the park. They are designed to cater to the needs of visitors as they enter or exit the park.

Campsite Toilets: If you’re staying at a safari campsite within the national park, you’ll have access to campsite-specific restroom facilities. These facilities are designed to provide a more comfortable and private experience. They may include pit latrines, flush toilets, and basic shower facilities. These toilets are regularly cleaned and maintained to ensure hygiene and comfort.

Lodge and Luxury Camp Toilets: All lodges and tented camps within or near the national parks have bathrooms. These facilities come with modern amenities, including flush toilets, hot showers, and comfortable toiletry amenities. This allows you to enjoy the wilderness without sacrificing comfort.

Bush Toilets: While on game drives in the heart of the national parks, it’s not uncommon to stop in the bush for a restroom break. In such cases, your guide will take you to a public washroom in the park.

Handwashing Facilities: Maintaining proper hygiene is a priority, and you’ll often find handwashing stations with clean water and soap near restroom facilities in Tanzania’s national parks. This is essential for preventing the spread of disease and maintaining good health during your safari.

Picnic Toilets: In the national parks travelers will have lunch in the picnic areas and toilets are available 

NB: clients don’t need to bring diapers