The Tentsile Stingray Tree Tent, because sleeping on the ground is for suckers
The ground is home to snakes, bugs, critters and sharp rocks. It’s hard, cold (really cold right now), sometimes wet, and usually uncomfortable, so unless you’ve got room for a slab of foam or an inflatable mattress in your pack, the whole sleeping situation when in the bush has room for improvement. In comes this thing—the three-person Tentsile Stingray Tree Tent is made to hang from trees, but trucks, posts, pillars and other sturdy items will work too. Enter from the front door, or from the super cool floor hatch and drop-down ladder, if you’re gutsy. When you’re not sleeping, the tent and its large rainfly span 160-feet, so you won’t just sleep like a king, you’ll dine and relax like one too, shaded from other less desirable elements, like rain or the blasting sun. Save the roughing it for the hikes.
