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[Pooky1]

looks awesome. showering out doors like that i would be fine with it.

[Nomore]

It'd be a bit too cold for Colorado to use this except in July or August.

The first thing I thought of was bugs, if not spiders, then night beetles, flies, mosquitoes, etc. would congregate in the shower. 

I don't know if Texas still has some highway rest stops where the walls are open to the elements, not enclosed totally and they are downright cold wintertime, slick floors during rains, and really hot and bug-gie the rest of the year. 

I love  rock walls, though.

[shelbyshelbyshelby]

My neighbors have this outdoor shower next to their pool . It is a Flintstone style , for the desert it works .

[DREAMON]

LOVE IT! ... flower pots with cascading flowers and greenery sitting on the top of the walls would make it perfect for me.

[blackhole99]

Wow, love it. I could actually do that where I live if I had the money. lol

[Katcat1]

tt must be nice to have lots of money.  Now that is what I call a shower!  

[ID2]

Not very practical in my area of -20 in the winters with several feet of snow! 

[dex]

Where my son lives that place would become a great snake and scorpion pit.I have a friend with an outdoor shower but I haven't seen hers.She lives in Victoria BC which is rainy often so I don't think it gets a lot of use.She had her whole backyard done into secret gardens and even has a little she shed.She like to meditate outdoors.

[riley1]

If you have no neighbors, why not. Or, in the middle of nowhere.

[CareBears]

@lolakimono It is lovely, but NO WAY would I get naked in the great outdoors, with all the technology in the world today, I would not like to see myself as the new Youtube star as do not allow yourself to look like this, start exercising,, LOL!