I'm just getting back into hiking and camping and am getting used to the idea of disappearing into the woods to do my business several times a day. I carry a plastic trowel to dig a hole, tissue paper and dog poo bags for used paper (to carry and dispose of later). I try to find a spot on a slight downward slope and/or near a tree I can hang onto - I find it makes it a bit easier. I've also learnt to factor in the time involved i.e. 10-15 mins x 6-7 times a day = 1-1.5 hours to schedule for bowel empying!

My wife loves to camp. We have three small children so we go 1-2 a year. Its not super convenient, but I make it work. I usually take lots of imodium and eat foods that plug me up. Lately, we've explored more with getting rustic cabins -- still get some of the perks of camping, but with a few nice conveniences (like a toliet!). 

No camping for me.  I did my fair share in the military.  I will go on hikes and take Immodium to help.  

I try to camp where there is out house....have done a lot of camping successfully.  Camp diet tends to lend itself to less PM. 

This is why I had jpouch surgery, so I could camp and backpack with no worries!  I have enjoyed many trips since my surgery a few years back, the only thing I do differently when i backpack is I take lomotil to slow down my frequency.  Other than that, I eat whatever is put in front of me and take a lot of vitalyte for hydration.

Sue