How do girls go to toilet camping?

Answer 1

It depends on what is available in the area where they camp. Some campgrounds have full bathroom facilities with flush toilets with separate facilities for men and women. Some campgrounds have portable toilets - simple portable enclosures containing a chemical toilet. Other campgrounds may have just an outhouse where individuals can sit on a surface with a hole in it and the waste material falls into a deep hole dug into the ground. When the hole gets fairly full, a new hole is dug, the outhouse structure is moved, and the previous hole is filled in the rest of the way with soil - usually from the excavation of the new hole. When there are no existing facilities, individuals may dig their own temporary latrine - which they should fill in before they leave the camp site. If they are only camping overnight while hiking, they may just go find a secluded area and make their deposit there - "watering the trees" or squatting next to a tree or rock. In the latter case, they often do not bother covering it up. Sounds gross, but that's reality.

Answer 2

either make your own trench, bring a potty, or, keep it in, or go to a nearby facility

To expand on the advice above, part of the fun of camping is to get away from the trappings of modern life, and enjoy some time in the great outdoors. But one of the down sides is that bathroom facilities are often lacking. Some campsites will include outhouses, but the more remote and primitive camps will not have any time of bathroom structure at all. In that case, you'll need to find a private place where you can relieve yourself comfortably. Sometimes that means ducking behind some bushes, or wandering over a knoll in the hill. This is a natural part of camping, and you should be comfortable with this before you set out, otherwise you will probably not enjoy yourself. On the other hand, once you do it once or twice, it'll quickly become something you take for granted.