Limited Edition: The Parks Edition

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With the Parks Limited Edition, you can traverse unforgiving deserts, scale epic mountains and explore the lush rainforests of the US national parks, all without leaving the comfort of your own bathroom. It truly is the greatest adventure you can have sitting down.

What’s in the box?

A box of 100% bamboo toilet paper rolls, wrapped in 12 unique designs, each featuring beautiful, immersive photography of the US national parksfrom Joshua Tree, to the Rocky Mountains, to the Grand Canyon and much more. Available in two sizes: a box of 24 rolls or a box of 48 rolls.

Why the Parks Edition?

We love nature, and what better way than to celebrate it with a Limited Edition? We teamed up with our friends at Parks Project to create special, limited-edition toilet paper that invites you to enjoy the beauty of the US national parks without leaving your bathroom.

And while 1 million trees are cut down daily to make traditional toilet paper, these 100% bamboo rolls help protect these stunning national parks and reduce deforestation.

Why is this Limited Edition only with US national parks?

We partnered with our friends at Parks Project last year to celebrate US national parks, and because it was so popular, we wanted to bring it back for more people to enjoy—this time, across the globe!

Who is Parks Project, and why have you decided to partner with them?

Parks Project is a social enterprise that exists to inspire people to leave parks better than they found them.

Born out of the need to solve a problem, an overwhelming backlog of trail and habitat restoration projects, the founders started Parks Project to bridge the gap between the products we consume and how we treat the places where we recreate.

Parks Project is a Certified B Corp and, to date, has donated over $2.6 million back to fund projects in parks.

At Who Gives a Crap, we love Mother Nature and do what we can to protect our planet. With 1 million trees being cut down daily for traditional toilet paper, partnering with Parks Project felt like a no-brainer to help bring our sustainable 100% bamboo toilet paper to more people across the globe.

To find out more about our friends at Parks Project, visit here.

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