Alpcour Portable Camping Sink

Great outdoor sink. Unfortunately the drain hose is made of stiff plastic and is breaking apart by barely touching it. Duck tape is our temporary fix until we buy a sturdier one. Always kept out of sun and stored in garage during cold months.

Great for Outhouse

I was provided with this sink for a YouTube review video.We are building a new home way out in the country. We do not have running water at our property and are using this in conjuction with the Alpcour portable potty. We love the east of setup and use. Made from roto cast plastic this sink is tough! I really like that the sink drain can be connecte3d to the potty flush tank so that we can recycle our hand washing water.The only con in my opionion is that it is a bit bulky and takes up space when we are packing for a camping trip but the ease of use really makes up for that.Dude RV approved!

great product, great price...use inside our build site toilet on top of septic tank filled w bucket and garden hose! with Green Elephant Utilitent for privacy.

Found on the Vine Program, I was considering a portable sink for hand washing out on our property. This model checks off all the boxes and even comes in its own storage bag! Easy to assemble and fill up, the sink also features a pump for hand soap, and tray for bar soap and even a folding towel bar. This is a great gear addition for serious campers- especially larger families or groups.

I love it it’s perfect for office use

4 Year Update: Still going strong! Holding up to extreme temperatures.Another Update: Seller sent replacement parts and sink has been working well.Update: After 4 months of regular use, the drain broke in 3 places and the foot pump cover ripped. The sink was not in direct sunlight, but the flexible plastic drain broke as if that was the case. Will contact seller to request replacement parts. In the interim, the local hardware store sells a 'simple drain' that is working for now and duct tape is keeping the footpump cover from ripping further.Purchased as a gift, here is recipient's review:Pros: Excellent outdoor sink. Components are decent quality. Though fairly new, seems to be holding up well to constant use. It's small size and portability is a plus.Cons: Though set-up was fairly intuitive, the instructions provided are not translated well, towel rack is referred to as tower tack; header says "how to set up tent" instead of sink; step one written instructions are repeated for step 4, with totally different pictures.Agree with other reviewers that takedown is not easy. For our purposes, we do not need it to breakdown. As to the reviews about the soap dispenser having too large a capacity for camping, we use it for a vinegar/water cleaning solution. It holds an entire gallon, ideal for cleaning kitchen utensils and other implements. For soap, we just keep a hand soap handy.Will update review as it used through all the seasons. Curious how it will hold up to extreme temperatures.

My city turned off the water recently to preserve the pipes for the freezing temperature. While filling up the tubs I filled up this portable sink. It lasted good enough for light hand washing throughout the week.

The Good:-Easy to assemble-Looks great-Sturdy-Easy to use-Perfect for COVID since we are trying to keep everything outdoorsThe Bad:-NoneThe Bottom Line:We keep this Alpcour Portable Camping Sink outside for people to wash their hands when they come to our backyard. It is very easy to set up (took me less than 10 minutes). You just fill the tank with water and find somewhere for the water to drain. For us, we just put it down the gutter. But you can use a bottle or a bucket. The sink works really well and everyone that sees it wants to get one. Overall, I would highly recommend this Alpcour Portable Camping Sink for its function and ease of set up.

I have to admit that when it comes to camping I don't like giving up some of the more "civil" conveniences of a house. I'm not into "glamping", but... hey, I just want a sink, OK?I've been holding off on ordering one of these for quite some time - they cost a lot of money, it was hard to tell if they were proportionately the right size and I didn't want to get stuck with junk too big to put out with the weekly trash. But when this was offered for me to review, I decided it was time to see just how well they work.I was pleasantly surprised!! This is higher quality plastic, sturdier and larger than I expected. You really feel like you're standing at a bathroom sink. In the pictures I posted I put a roll of paper towels on the ground to give you some perspective at just how large/tall this is. It's made from very durable, heavy-duty plastic and should withstand a lot of banging around.It's very simple to assemble. The only difficult part is pressing the central pillar into the basin and/or separating them again. It takes a lot of pressure to snap it together or apart, so you need to take minor care not to damage the sink or hurt yourself in the process, but it wasn't too terrible and you get the hang of it.It's very stable standing upright even before you pour water into the base, which holds a LOT of water (5 gallons). It is a little awkward to wheel around and pretty heavy when full, but manageable. The pump works pretty well, giving short, steady streams, though I've learned to go easy and slow when pumping or end up splashing water everywhere. The drain hose is flexible and collapsible - they could use to make it just a little longer, but it's versatile enough provided your drain tank sits close to the sink.It stores nice and compact in the carry case, although the case itself had a strong, unpleasant chemical smell. I'll likely place that outside a few days to air out and "off-gas" a little.I only have one complaint, and that has to do with the soap dispenser. It has a ridiculously large capacity (nearly a gallon), pretty much the entire hollow interior of the sink basin. To me, that's actually a problem, as I don't want to have to pour a ton of soap into it in order to make it work, when I'll only use a meager amount on a camping trip before storing it for months until the next trip. I don't intend on using the soap dispenser as designed, and will likely just use bars of soap or small bottles of liquid soap I carry.If I had any other suggestions for improvements, I think bigger wheels and an extendable handle on the tank would help make it easier to move around, and a better method (latches?) for attaching the central pillar to the sink basin so it's not as difficult to attach or detach.Overall, I'm really impressed and very happy that I ordered it. This will see a lot of use when camping or traveling. I plan on converting a travel trailer into a part-time "camper", and this will be well-suited for that purpose. If you've been wanting a portable sink for outdoor events or travel, I'd recommend this in a heartbeat.

Truly impressed with the sturdiness and durability of this product. Whether used for camping, or a spare room--such as a basement game room or even a detached(think shed) office, this sink checks all boxes.

Seemed to work pretty well

This sink is very easy to assemble, love the size. Looks great at the cottage

Really like the solid build. Use at property with no water or electricity and it works great. I would recommend this sink.

I liked the pump action foot pump, the faucet is cheaply made, liked the soap dispenser and the little towel rack yet it's not sturdy enough for everyday use..Base snapped so it's pretty useless if you can't stand it up..Off grid starter sink.

I love this little sink. It is really nice and durable. It was difficult for me to get the to pieces together.

I’ve been using this sink inside for a home remodel project on a floor with no running water and it’s been a great addition.

It was easy to assemble & we used it for a week without any leakage. There was no plug for the sink so we had to go buy one. The soap dispenser was easy to fill & showed no signs of leakage. It was a little short but all the sinks were like that so we built a base for it & then it was perfect height. We also used a 2 ft bucket for used water to empty into & it was the correct height.

I'm super happy with this sink. It works well for hand washing.

This is a life saver for us at tattoo events and conventions!

Worked great in our temporary patio kitchen during recent kitchen remodel. I broke the base mount when dissembling after 3 months. Manufacturer replaced both sink and base with little to no resistance. It did take awhile for replacement to arrive from China. Overall this is a great product.

This is second one we bought. Holds a good amount of water and we drain it into toilet. You do have to trim hose carefully to make it fit on toilet. But can be done.

Takes a couple mins to setup. 5 gallon res tank, flow pumps smoothly. Decent portable sink for camping/emergency situations.

Easy to assemble and breakdown. Comes with a duffle bag to store it in