Canyon Pop-Up Camping Tent

$159.00
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Experience the ultimate convenience and comfort with the Naturehike Canyon 2-Person Pop-Up Camping Tent. Crafted from high-quality materials, this tent is designed to withstand the elements while providing a cozy and breathable space for two. The Canyon tent features a rainfly made of 210T polyester with a 2000mm waterproof index, ensuring reliable protection during unexpected weather. Its bottom is constructed from durable 150D Oxford cloth, also boasting a 2000mm waterproof index. The fiberglass poles offer a sturdy framework, making setup and takedown a breeze.

Key Features:

  • High-Quality Material: 210T polyester rainfly and 150D Oxford cloth bottom with 2000mm waterproof index.
  • Ventilation Design: Two doors and top and side ventilation windows for enhanced airflow and lighting.
  • Comfortable Space: Ample room for two, allowing for easy entry, exit, and movement.
  • Quick Build: Simple, fast setup with a pull on both sides, taking only seconds.
  • Portable: Weighs only 7.26 lbs, making it easy to carry and pack.
  • Guaranteed After-sale Service: 30-day money-back guarantee for peace of mind.
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Tent x 1
Packing bag x 1
Storage rope x 1
Ground nails x 10
Wind ropes x 4

Your order will be processed within 2 business days once payment is received.

The transit time for your order will range from 2 to 7 business days after processing.

Upon processing your order, you will receive a notification containing the tracking number.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at support@naturehike.com.

We Believe in What We Build

At NATUREHIKE, we understand the importance of reliable gear in the backcountry. That’s why our products are engineered to meet the highest quality standards and rigorously tested before reaching you.

Return & Exchange

Conditions of return


  • Returns must be made within 30 days of receipt.
  • Items must be new, unused, and in original condition.
  • Includes all original tags, packaging, and components.
  • Proof of purchase is required.

Warranty

If you encounter an issue covered by the NATUREHIKE Limited Warranty, please contact our team for assistance. We’re here to help you get started.

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Step 1:

  • Take the tent out of its carrying bag and unfold it on a flat surface. Ensure that the tent is fully spread out to prevent any tangling of the poles and fabric.

Step 2:

  • Begin by extending the tent poles, allowing the tent to start forming its structure. Ensure that all corners and edges are evenly aligned as the poles snap into place.

Step 3:

  • Once the tent is partially upright, secure any fasteners or clips that attach the fabric to the poles. This helps the tent maintain its shape and stability.

Step 4:

  • Pull up the tent fully and position it in the desired location. Ensure that the entrance is facing the right direction for ease of access.

Step 5:

  • Use tent pegs or stakes to anchor the tent securely to the ground. Place the stakes at all designated points to ensure the tent remains stable, even in windy conditions.

For a NATUREHIKE tent, "waterproof" means all external fabric has been coated with our exceptional polyurethane coatings, ensuring watertight seams straight out of the bag. The "mm" rating stands for millimeters, representing a standardized measure of waterproofing. For example, a 3000mm rating indicates the fabric can withstand a 3000mm (9.85') column of water for over a minute before any seepage occurs. This level of waterproofing can prevent rain from entering the tent even during hurricane-force storms.

We no longer sell parts separately. If any product parts purchased through the NATUREHIKE website are damaged, please email us with your order details and a picture or video proof of the damaged parts. We will assess the situation and, based on our warehouse inventory, aim to offer a satisfactory solution.

"D" stands for Denier, a unit of measurement for the fineness of fibers, filaments, and yarns. Lower numbers indicate lighter and finer fibers, while higher numbers signify heavier and coarser fibers.

"T" stands for Thread Count, which is the number of warp and fill threads in a square inch of fabric. Lower thread counts represent loosely woven fabrics, and higher thread counts indicate tightly woven fabrics. Together, these numbers help indicate the strength and feel of the fabric.

Condensation in a tent is caused by moisture build-up due to temperature differences between the inside and outside. The main sources of condensation are:

  • Weather Conditions: High humidity, low temperatures, and rain.
  • People: Breathing and skin evaporation produce 1-2 pints of moisture per night.
  • Wet Environment: Wet ground or gear stored inside the tent.

To reduce condensation, ensure proper ventilation. Cooler, drier air should flow in while warm, moist air escapes. Utilize mesh fabrics, peak vents, and open doors to increase airflow. Leave at least two vents open and guy out the rainfly for better ventilation.

Cleaning your tent is only necessary if it has an offensive odor or is heavily soiled. Follow these steps for effective cleaning:

For Light Cleaning: Use a garden hose to remove loose dirt.

For Heavier Cleaning:

  • Set up your tent.
  • Hand wash with warm water, a sponge, and mild, non-detergent soap.
  • Avoid dishwashing liquid, detergent, bleach, pre-soaking solutions, or spot removers.

Rinsing and Drying:

  • Rinse thoroughly.
  • Dry by pitching or line-drying.

Important: Do not dry clean, machine-wash, or machine-dry your tent as these methods can strip the waterproof coatings.

Preventing mildew is crucial for maintaining your tent. Follow these steps:

  1. Dry Your Tent Immediately: Never store a wet tent. Mildew can start forming in just 24 hours, especially in warm conditions.
  2. Thorough Drying: Ensure your tent is completely dry before storage. Even if it seems dry, hang it outside or loosely pile it indoors for a few days. Turn it inside out to ensure all parts are dry.
  3. Avoid Machine Drying: Never use a machine dryer as the heat can damage the fabric.

Mildew can cause permanent staining and damage waterproof coatings, and such damage is not covered by warranty.

Selected Image

Step 1:

  • Take the tent out of its carrying bag and unfold it on a flat surface. Ensure that the tent is fully spread out to prevent any tangling of the poles and fabric.

Step 2:

  • Begin by extending the tent poles, allowing the tent to start forming its structure. Ensure that all corners and edges are evenly aligned as the poles snap into place.

Step 3:

  • Once the tent is partially upright, secure any fasteners or clips that attach the fabric to the poles. This helps the tent maintain its shape and stability.

Step 4:

  • Pull up the tent fully and position it in the desired location. Ensure that the entrance is facing the right direction for ease of access.

Step 5:

  • Use tent pegs or stakes to anchor the tent securely to the ground. Place the stakes at all designated points to ensure the tent remains stable, even in windy conditions.

For a NATUREHIKE tent, "waterproof" means all external fabric has been coated with our exceptional polyurethane coatings, ensuring watertight seams straight out of the bag. The "mm" rating stands for millimeters, representing a standardized measure of waterproofing. For example, a 3000mm rating indicates the fabric can withstand a 3000mm (9.85') column of water for over a minute before any seepage occurs. This level of waterproofing can prevent rain from entering the tent even during hurricane-force storms.

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We no longer sell parts separately. If any product parts purchased through the NATUREHIKE website are damaged, please email us with your order details and a picture or video proof of the damaged parts. We will assess the situation and, based on our warehouse inventory, aim to offer a satisfactory solution.

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"D" stands for Denier, a unit of measurement for the fineness of fibers, filaments, and yarns. Lower numbers indicate lighter and finer fibers, while higher numbers signify heavier and coarser fibers.

"T" stands for Thread Count, which is the number of warp and fill threads in a square inch of fabric. Lower thread counts represent loosely woven fabrics, and higher thread counts indicate tightly woven fabrics. Together, these numbers help indicate the strength and feel of the fabric.

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Condensation in a tent is caused by moisture build-up due to temperature differences between the inside and outside. The main sources of condensation are:

  • Weather Conditions: High humidity, low temperatures, and rain.
  • People: Breathing and skin evaporation produce 1-2 pints of moisture per night.
  • Wet Environment: Wet ground or gear stored inside the tent.

To reduce condensation, ensure proper ventilation. Cooler, drier air should flow in while warm, moist air escapes. Utilize mesh fabrics, peak vents, and open doors to increase airflow. Leave at least two vents open and guy out the rainfly for better ventilation.

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Cleaning your tent is only necessary if it has an offensive odor or is heavily soiled. Follow these steps for effective cleaning:

For Light Cleaning: Use a garden hose to remove loose dirt.

For Heavier Cleaning:

  • Set up your tent.
  • Hand wash with warm water, a sponge, and mild, non-detergent soap.
  • Avoid dishwashing liquid, detergent, bleach, pre-soaking solutions, or spot removers.

Rinsing and Drying:

  • Rinse thoroughly.
  • Dry by pitching or line-drying.

Important: Do not dry clean, machine-wash, or machine-dry your tent as these methods can strip the waterproof coatings.

aaa

Preventing mildew is crucial for maintaining your tent. Follow these steps:

  1. Dry Your Tent Immediately: Never store a wet tent. Mildew can start forming in just 24 hours, especially in warm conditions.
  2. Thorough Drying: Ensure your tent is completely dry before storage. Even if it seems dry, hang it outside or loosely pile it indoors for a few days. Turn it inside out to ensure all parts are dry.
  3. Avoid Machine Drying: Never use a machine dryer as the heat can damage the fabric.

Mildew can cause permanent staining and damage waterproof coatings, and such damage is not covered by warranty.

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george

idk seems pretty good i'm just looking for a school project but i would rate 4 starts seems alright but makes info kinda hard to find

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