spring camp kick off sale

Seems expensive for a sunroom BUT it is quality canvas and it feels like an extra tent. Went all the way up to port Jackson for a week. The extra room came in handy one windy evening. Just somewhere to hangout out of the wind and also to get changed. easy to put up. It just uses very thick line of Velcro to put up. 3 sperate walls that all have windows and the front one has the door. also have the tarp'' flooring which seems more durable that the average tarp'. also, extra pegs. the weight of the canvas seems to pull the roof down causing a sag on the Kakapo 5 vestibule. might be a problem if it rained. or might have been cause by uneven ground. Not yet tested in rain. worth the price. can do with extra polls to counter the sag.

Worked flawlessly, great for fetching water for washing up and general duties.

This was purchased to take camping due to its compact size when packed away and it was excellent! The sun wall kept the sun and wind out enabling us to have a nice sheltered area for cooking, eating and chilling. When we had rain, it kept us and all of our things nice & dry. We would definitely recommend this shelter.

We purchased this to use when camping for washing up of the larger dishes that wouldn't fit into a standard bucket. It worked perfectly and was stable with enough to use with the large cooker plate. Would definitely recommend!

Having seen the stretcher tent 18months ago I finally took the plunge and bought one to replace my small, compact single bivvy. Being able to completely set up in approx 5 minutes and also being up off the ground is fantastic. Bivvy was good but always at ground level made getting in and out a challenge for me (65 years+), but the stretcher tent so much easier and comfortable (with a little additional mattress) Happily recommend the stretcher tent to anyone as a neat, compact unit. Already got a couple of mates that have purchased for beach fishing and hunting after seeing mine and how easy it was to setup.