What are girls supposed to do, there is no bathroom on the boat?
Also, how can you wipe??

1) Jump in the water
2) Pee in a bucket and dump it over the side

Get in the water..

WATER BOTTLE or pretend you want to swim and let it out. Other than that just ask if the driver will stop somewhere.

This kind of gross but if l had to do it l would jump in the water and pee..last weekend we were out at the lake and there were no bathrooms close and l was like ''you guys l need to pee!!'' lol and they were like go in the lake!! haha So last resort, you gota do what you gota do!!

Go into the water and relax your bladder.


Good Luck.

Just jump in and do your business. Act like you want to go swimming and then swim around and pee then get out and say it was cold so they dont get in and feel the warmness!!!

Ew. Please do not go in the lake. That is just inhumane. >.<
Make sure you go to the bathroom right before you leave to go on the boat, and if you have to go- hold it. But if you have to go to the bathroom really badly, ask the driver to stop and knock on someones house. I'd let someone go- if it was bad enough.

#1 in the lake
#2 find a restroom

if ur on a fast boat then u cant get out 2 go pee so u can get a bucket or something and pee in it then throw it in the water, and if the driver or u dont have any toilet paper then u cant wipe unless theres a towl

Everyone l know just jumps in the lake and pees there. No wiping. It is pretty much just roughing it when you're on a boat with no bathroom on a boat. If you're in a lake where you can not jump in then you're going to have to beg the driver to drive you back to the dock to go.

Except for very young infants & children (1 to 6 years of age) which can be anytime, the operator of the boat should warn everyone to use restroom before heading on the boat. Anyone that feels sick or ill stays on shore, boat riding just makes it worse.

l make this clear before anyone boards the boat, its use it now or suffer later from waiting.

If this warning is ignored on my boat, u have to hold it until the nearest restroom or uninhabited forest shore area is reached. Urinating in the lake is poor manners & a disservice towards all who use it, remember u get that water in ur mouth & face regularly.

This is a uncomfortable lesson to be learned, but the long painful wait does help remind u next time to use it before u head on the boat.

l make no exceptions on this because l make regular runs back to shore every 2 hours or less so there is no reason for this being a problem.

No boating trip should be longer than 3 hours without some trip back to shore so people can rest or use the restroom.

l have purchased a portable John. It is made for situations like this. It is a red bottle with a threaded lid to keep it contained until proper disposal. They also sell a female adapter that goes into the same bottle for females to use. It is called a portable ''Lady J'' adapter. It is an oblong type funnel that makes it easy to use (according to my wife). You can get it from Cabela's- (cabelas.com). l know that cabelas has them as well as most any boating/camping supplies sales outlet. From Cabela is the part # for the ''Lady J'' adapter is IJ-515391 & costs $7.99 the John bottle part # is IJ-515341 & costs $9.99. At first it may seem a little embarrassing to use, but l tell u that ''When u gotta go, u gotta go''!! It can be used with a towel wrapped around u etc for more privacy. l hope that this has helped & Happy Boating!

Take paper towel or wet 1s> use a bucket with a little water in it> Or jump over the side> Hope your not modest>And it is call a not bath===And l am talking the ocean>Not a lake>

Depends on how cold the water is. If the water is warm enough that hypothermia is not a concern, then yes, taking a quick dip for a sneaky-pee is not a bad answer (urine is sterile, meanwhile fish & raccoons r pooping in the same water). Wear ur PFD, the number of people (male & female) who have drowned while peeing is sobering.

If the water is too cold for this (or even if it isn't), take along a small plastic Folger is coffee can, or even a wide-mouthed nalgene bottle (that is clearly labelled & committed to that purpose, because, y'know, ew.) And yes, as on any boat smaller than the Queen Mary, leave ur modesty at the dock.

For years my wife used a 2 gallon bucket. She would sit it in the corner and hold a towel over her lap. l would even get on my knees and use it when there were allot of other boats around and it was not feasible to get into the water. Safer too for the kiddies.

Now that l have a bigger boat with a head, she scoffs at the the idea, but she was OK with it at the time.