Pickup Truck Bed Tent with Awning & Waterproof Rainfly
Your truck bed becomes a dry, bug-free bedroom with its own shade at every campsite. The rainfly, awning and thickened frame cover the bed you already own, so you sleep sealed in and wake up ready to cook outside.
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Your truck bed becomes a dry, bug-free bedroom with its own shade at every campsite. The rainfly, awning and thickened frame cover the bed you already own, so you sleep sealed in and wake up ready to cook outside.
Turns your pickup truck bed into a weatherproof sleeping shelter with an attached awning
- Sleeping in the truck bed without bugs or rain
- Lack of shade and covered outdoor space at camp
- Cramped or exposed truck bed sleeping
Sleep dry in your truck bed, rain or shine
Stop trading comfort for camping. Your pickup bed becomes a weatherproof sleeping shelter with an attached awning for shade.
Rainproof where it counts, sturdy where it matters
Rainproof from the first drizzle
The rainfly carries a 2000MM water-resistance rating and covers the whole bed. Rain runs off the ripstop-style navy and charcoal fabric instead of soaking through, so the sleeping space stays dry through a wet weekend. The rating is printed right on the product.
Shade that comes with the kit
The awning is part of the set, not an add-on. Extend it from the tent and you get shade over the tailgate and a covered spot to cook, sit or wait out a shower. It is the difference between a sleeping spot and an actual campsite.
Stable where it counts
Thickened rods carry the frame, and the pole joints are protected, so the structure holds its shape instead of sagging. Black steel poles give the tent a solid feel when you set it up alone. Large windows let light in without opening the door.
Everything you need to set up at camp
- Truck bed tent body×1
Roll-up door and large windows
- Rainfly×1
Navy and charcoal ripstop-style fabric with yellow piping
- Awning×1
Dark navy panel that extends from the tent
- Support poles
Black steel, thickened rods with protected joints
- Fixed straps
Secure the rainfly and tent in wind
Cold nights in an open bed, no more
The night the rain came in
Rain starts around midnight and drums on the tailgate. Your sleeping bag is already damp at the edges, bugs find every gap, and the cold comes up through the bed liner. You reach for bug bite relief and a tarp, and hope the tarp holds.
A shelter that fits your truck
The tent fits the bed you already own. It drops over a pickup in the 5.5-6.7ft range, with thickened poles holding the frame, a rainfly that covers the whole bed, and an awning that extends from the tent for shade. No rooftop rack and no new truck.
Dry and sheltered by morning
Morning comes and the bed is dry. The rainfly kept the weather out, the roll-up door opens onto a covered patch of ground, and the awning throws shade over your coffee. Pack up, zip the door, and the truck is ready to roll.
Find out if it fits your truck bed
- 5.5-6.7ftBed length range
- 5.5-5.8ft and 6.4-6.7ftSize options
- Full-sizeSize class
Sized for full-size pickup beds from 5.5ft to 6.7ft
Why a bed tent beats a tarp over the bed
| This bed tent | Tarp over the bed | Rooftop tent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps the bed dry in rain | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Enclosed sleeping space | Yes | No | Yes |
| Needs a roof rack | No | No | Yes |
| Uses the truck bed you already own | Yes | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
The tent comes in two size options, 5.5-5.8ft and 6.4-6.7ft. Measure your bed from the inside of the tailgate to the back of the cab, then pick the size that matches. A bed outside the range will leave gaps or strain the poles and straps.
The packaging calls the rainfly waterproof, and the rating printed on the product is 2000MM water-resistance. That number is a water column rating: the fabric holds back a 2000mm column of water before it leaks. It handles steady rain well. In a long, heavy downpour, pull the straps taut and keep the door zipped.
Yes. Winter camping is one of the main uses, and the product photos show it set up at night in snow beside a campfire. Set it up before dusk, anchor the straps against wind, and brush snow off the rainfly in the morning.
A tarp flaps, pools water at the edges and leaves the sides open to bugs. This tent has a roll-up door, large windows and a rainfly fitted to the bed, plus an attached awning for shade. You get a room with a door, not a canopy you have to babysit.
The kit covers the tent body, rainfly, awning, support poles and fixed straps, so nothing else is needed before the first night. Thickened rods, protected pole joints and ripstop-style fabric are what hold up after a season of trips. Spread across weekend camps, the cost per night drops fast, and a rooftop tent would need a rack and cost more on top.
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