Composting Toilets for Cabins and Tiny Homes

Western Canada’s choice for off-grid living, remote properties, and small spaces.

Go With Nature supplies Nature’s Head® Composting Toilets across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Whether you’re building a lakeside cabin, running a small wilderness retreat, or living full-time in a tiny home, Nature’s Head provides a clean, odour-free, waterless solution that works year-round.

Why Choose Nature’s Head for Cabins & Tiny Homes

  • Completely Waterless
    Ideal for properties without wells, septic systems, or steady water supply.
  • No Septic or Plumbing Required
    Avoid costly septic installation or the environmental impact of outhouses.
  • Low-Power Operation
    The small continuous fan draws less than a tiny LED light — ideal for solar and battery setups.
  • Odour-Free
    Even in warm cabins or tightly insulated tiny homes.
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Great for Every Type of Small Living Space

  • Off-Grid Cabins

  • Seasonal Cottages

  • Hunting & Fishing Cabins

  • Backyard Studios

  • Tiny Homes (mobile or foundation)

  • Eco-resorts & Glamping Sites

  • Remote Work Camps

Built for Western Canadian Weather

Nature’s Head performs exceptionally well in Western Canada’s diverse climates:

  • Coastal humidity on Vancouver Island

  • Freezing winters in the Interior

  • Dry prairie summers

  • Remote mountain cabins

We provide detailed guidance on winter operation, moisture control, ventilation options, and best practices for seasonal or full-time use.

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Why Buy From Go With Nature?

  • Installation Support For All Kinds of RVs

    We can guide you through:

    • Venting options via roofs and walls
    • Installing in tight bathroom configurations
    • Choosing the right fan power source
    • Adapting from an existing toilet footprint

  • Real Expertise You Can Trust

    With decades of real-world modification and repair experience, we can help you:

    • Choose the best mounting location
    • Plan venting around fibreglass, metal, or wood
    • Power the fan using 12V, solar, or battery systems
    • Manage moisture
    • Operate the toilet year-round (including winter storage)
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