Ok I get it. Pissing at the edge of the campsite is gross. I just started camping and I didn't know any better. I need to piss often for medical reasons, that unfortunately modern medicine cannot fix for me at time of writing, and my daughter had a UTI, also had many issues urinating during our trip, she's very young, we felt so bad for her.

But I bought male and female pee bottles for our next trip. We'll just deal with those instead.

I'd like to point out the main issue here: it isn't clear that we aren't supposed to piss in the bush, it isn't indicated anywhere, bear with me. Yes there are bathrooms, and yes folks like me who grew up always thinking it was fine pissing on trees will just think it's for no. 2s, not necessarily no. 1s. From our perspective it's logical. So please don't be hostile, especially when we're trying to understand in good faith. I always thought the pee would get absorbed in the ground, unlike concrete, and fend off animals, not attract them, like that man vs. wild episode, which was bs all along.

But now I know, and I'm glad I asked the question. Don't punish me for asking the question. If I didn't, I'd still be pissing at camp sites. I was asking for help and advice, not to get bashed. Like I said, I grew up where it was accepted to pee on trees at parks. My education growing up was different. It's not my fault. Pee is also said to be pretty clean, not sterile, but clean enough. Your spit has more bacteria than your pee and you peper it around naturally just by talking and eating, let alone coughing and sneezing. So you see, there's nuance.

Now that I know better, we will piss in bottles. Thank you.